Search results

  1. A

    One man, two wives immigration. Your thoughts?

    Polygamy, or having more than one spouse, is traditionally practiced by Muslims, Mormon Christians, and some Scandinavian people. There are also some people in our society today, who choose to maintain a serious and committed romantic relationship with more than one person at a time. However...
  2. A

    re Both? CDN and U.S. GC

    1. Not in your case. You have to be accompanying your Canadian citizen spouse who is staying outside of Canada temporarily. Since your spouse obtained a U.S. green card and has established permanent residence in the United States, you are no longer eligible for this waiver. You can keep your...
  3. A

    Status of Child

    Q1. Normally, no. The only people who are allowed to be sponsored from within Canada are spouses and common-law partners. However, they can file their application under the Humanitarian & Compassionate class and request a waiver from this requirement. In the case of a young baby, the application...
  4. A

    Status of Child

    You have to add the child to your permanent residence application either as an accompanying family member, or a non-accompanying family member. If you do not add him, then you may later lose your permanent residence status for withholding a fact material to your landing. If you add the child...
  5. A

    Why do people immigrate from India to Canada??

    I have already seen many posts on this board from Indian computer programmers with H1B visas in USA, who are also trying to push through for Canadian immigration. Why are they trying so hard to make sure they are able to stay in North America? From what I heard, India is a pretty cool country...
  6. A

    Any experience with VT/NY-Montreal border?

    Border crossings You can land at any port of entry EXCEPT those in Quebec, unless you have Certificat de Selection du Quebec (or something like that). I know a guy who applied under the federal skilled worker program. He tried to land at the Quebec border and they didn't let him. He had to...
  7. A

    Status of Child

    What do I mean by visa post Visa post = consulate or high commission where you applied for permanent residence Good luck, Alfaris
  8. A

    Question about Certificate of Identity and IMM1000

    The application for a Canadian Certificate of Identity requires the original IMM1000 to be included with the application. Does anyone know if they bothered to update that requirement to reflect the fact that IMM1000 is no longer issued to permanent residents of Canada? Thanks, Alfaris
  9. A

    Another question for within Canada landers..

    Do you get the IMM1000 Record of Landing when you land? Or they don't give it anymore because of the PR card availability? Thanks, Alfaris
  10. A

    Question for those who landed within Canada

    I understand that the general consensus is that the landing interview is just a formality. Does anyone remember any specific questions that you were asked during the landing, besides what is your name and have you ever been convicted of a crime.. Thanks, Alfaris
  11. A

    Status of Child

    1. Yes, there will be a big problem because your are required to notify the visa post about any change to your family status, such as a birth of a child. 2. Having a child and not informing the visa post can invalidate your landing visa. Even if you are allowed to land, the child will not be...
  12. A

    Anyone landed at Scarborough office recently?

    How much time did it take from having you file transferred there to getting the landing interview scheduled? How do they inform you about the interview - letter, phone call? Many thanks, Alfaris
  13. A

    Inland PR Application - What is the Review Date?

    My inland PR application has a review date scheduled for June 2004. Does that mean: a) application will not be looked at until June 2004 no matter what, even if I submit additional documentation ... or ... b) application may be looked at earlier, but at the latest will be looked at on...
  14. A

    "Goods to Follow" list for Inland PR Applicants - Who went through this?

    I understand that once the inland PR applicant "lands", they are required to go to their local Canada Customs office and declare everything on the spot, including the goods to follow. Consider the following scenario: 1. At the time of entering Canada, applicant had no plans of immigrating...
Top