When I applied for Canadian immigration, I was single. In the end of August, I got married. My Canadian landing paper was issued in the end of last month. I do not land in Canada now. I informed Canadian Consulate that I got married a few days ago. They asked me to return my old landing paper to their office.Does it mean that I have to apply for Independent Canadian Immigration again from the beginning in order to apply for my husband\'s immigration application? If so, I have to prepar all my recommendation letters, financial statement, no crime certificate from police station and pay all the fee again? If anyone have any suggestion, please help me!
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After getting Canadian landing paper (urgent!)
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James Smith
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Canadian Immigration and Marriage
Hi you may have to start your process again...as per canadian immigration, they ask to start processing again if you get married...when you apply, you have to mention your financial status and if you get married, they say they need to look it in a different prospectvice...as per them you have to start reprocess...but you can try to go and cross the border and land...but while crossing they may ask if you single status changed, if you say YES, they may not let you land...so its up to you...but you can try..you cantry to cross and then add her to the immigration..let me know if you need any further information
Hi you may have to start your process again...as per canadian immigration, they ask to start processing again if you get married...when you apply, you have to mention your financial status and if you get married, they say they need to look it in a different prospectvice...as per them you have to start reprocess...but you can try to go and cross the border and land...but while crossing they may ask if you single status changed, if you say YES, they may not let you land...so its up to you...but you can try..you cantry to cross and then add her to the immigration..let me know if you need any further information