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Hi, This is a Canadian immigration forum. We answer UK passport and citizenship questions related to obtaining passports through parents. Unfortunately we do not know anything about immigrating to the UK. Please see the government website: https://www.gov.uk/browse/visas-immigration

So you should speak to a lawyer about the custody issue, and see if you can find someone who has dealt with other cases where one parent is British and the other Canadian. As to the immigration matter, it depends upon what you do for a living, as to what your options are.

Which province?

You can apply for a Post Graduate Work Permit and work anywhere in Canada. However, the goal of the PNP is to recruit people who want to live in that province. So you get points for the more "connections" you have in that province. So if you stay in Saskatchewan, you can get points for your...

I generally agree with you that this is likely. However I would just like to clarify that I believe the "5 months" is for the PR Card renewal, not for a PRTD.

So first of all you need to be in Canada regardless of whether or not you choose inland or outland. If you are not inside Canada, you have to assume the additional burden of proving you intend to live in Canada. In our experience most of these applications (with the sponsor out of Canada but...

Hi, Yes, your child will be a British citizen once he or she is born. You can apply for a passport with your birth certificate, your child's birth certificate listing you as the father and your marriage certificate.

Sorry, I don't quite understand. I think I must be missing something. How are they sponsoring you for permanent residence? Which one of them is the sponsor? Or is this Group of Five?

If you want to get an open work permit, you'll have to accompany her (or apply online/by mail) afterwards. You need a US visa because you want to avoid "procedural denial" which will cause issues for you when traveling to the US in the future.

How are they sponsoring you? How old are you?

That is a very good question. My guess would be yes, provided you are "Criminally Rehabilitated", as Canada generally has the standard that it only considers convictions as grounds for inadmissibility if those convictions would exist in Canadian law. But you should probably get an RCIC or...

Glad to I was able to help. I hope the rest of it goes smoothly too.

What do you mean "deed or gift"? For spousal or parental sponsorship the sponsor must be able to afford to provide for the sponsored spouse. If they cannot, relatives can pledge to help support them in writing. Who is sponsoring you?

I don't live in Saskatchewan, but I have been there four times, and my girlfriend is from there. Can I try to help?

That's definitely possible. Unfortunately I don't know much about it. Here is the official page: https://www.gov.uk/ancestry-visa

We have an article about it: https://www.immigroup.com/news/what-do-when-your-spousal-sponsorship-fails You cannot be responsible for 12 years, only 10 years, or until the child is 25 (the latter which is not applicable in this case). There is no third way that I am aware of, either you...

No, sorry.

No, sorry. For you to inherit her citizenship, she would have had to have been born in the UK or naturalized in the UK.