AnnaC said:
Lisa if you are from Canada forget the words "fiancee visa" because we have no such thing.
No, we are getting married in Feb 2006, and after we have our marriage certificate I will file the "spousal sponorship".
But with regards to Planner's comment, I knew Canada didn't have a fiancee sponsorship, but Planner was posting a comment about bringing him into Cda,
"or if you get married. SO, forget those too."
written by Planner.....
that I thought she meant the whole spousal sponsorship. And that he won't get in even IF they got married.
So my question was with regards to the fact that I AM getting married, and will be sponsoring my spouse, does that mean that he isn't guarenteed to get in, even if we meet ALL the requirements?
Does anyone know if this is true? (I'm keeping my fingers crossed it's false!
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No we have not lived as common law, we are just filing the spousal sponsorship. But let me tell you, I'm gathering all our documents and filling out the forms, and trust me I have all the proof they need that this relationship is true blue....I'm not sure Canada Post will appreciate the huge delivery they receive once I post it! hahaha It'll be a thick one...most likley in a box! It's amazing what they want, but I understand why they do it, my fiancee jokes that they will want to know his underwear color is, and I said yes, and I'll have to take a picture too! The documents and pictures, and reciepts and phone billls, and air line tickets and passprot copies of the stamps, EVERYTHING! And then the questionaire is sooooo detailed. It's a novel by the time we are finished.
thanks for any help you have pertaining to my question.
lisa