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To the best of my knowledge, you can only send the police reports later if you are doing inland. But you're doing outland, correct?

I guess that if the sworn affidavit is all you can do (in lieu of a custody declaration) then that's what he should do. But submit copies of the correspondence too. That can't hurt.

I believe you will, as you submitted the applications before your status expired.

I have an answer for you for question 1: Your spouse needs to get this medical exam for his child. He really needs to. The child needs to be included on the application. So: He can try to convince the mother that this is not about the child and about him immigrating to Canada. He can do this...

Hi there, We're a Canadian immigration forum so all the advice we can offer you is about Canada, we can't really help you with other countries, I'm sorry to say. Riley

Hi, Let's see what I can do: 1) This is a really interesting question that I do not know the answer to. Let me talk to one of our consultants and get back to you. 2) Submit it at the time - much easier. Riley

Cuban marriage documents: 3 weeks once they are dropped off at the Cuban consulate Plus Inland sponsorship: 26 months from submission to CIC OR Overseas sponsorship: 12 months from submission to CIC Hope this helps.

Hi again, We charge $3750 for Cuban sponsorships, regardless of "inland" vs. outside the country. That's in addition to the government fees. Also, if you want help with the Cuban marriage documents, we charge $950 for that, on top of the Cuban government fees. However, there is no obligation to...

I spoke to one of our consultants and was told that pregnancy doesn't count as what is known as "Humanitarian and Compassionate Grounds" so he will just have to go through the visitor visa process like anyone else and you will both have to hope for the best.

Has he tried this yet? http://www.cic.gc.ca/ctc-vac/getting-started.asp IT should tell him whether or not he will have an easy time applying. I'm not sure if there are statistics available of rejections by country. But you should mention your pregnancy in the invitation letter. That should help.

Hi there, If you complete your masters here you will be entitled to apply for a "post graduate" work permit, which is an "open" work permit. You will also be allowed to work part time during your master's program. If you get a job after graduation, and it's permanent, you may be eligible for a...

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If that's accurate, then it sounds as though you are a "skilled" worker and can apply for Express Entry.

Can you find your job here? http://www.jobbank.gc.ca/occupation_search-eng.do?lang=eng

Because you are in Iraq, you might qualify for refugee status, depending on a number of variables (and not necessarily in Canada). Otherwise, you're best bet is through your education and work experience. What do you and your spouse do for work?

So would that be "Tourism Consultant" or "Management Consultant" or something else? Or just "Consultant"? I would like to look up your NOC Code. It will help me tell you whether or not you are eligible.

Hi Prost, I apologize for taking so long to reply. To answer your first question, your marriage has to be legal to be recognized, so long as you marry legally, it shouldn't matter who you tell, in theory. The problem with doing so for a spousal sponsorship application is that normally you would...

Okay. So it sounds as though you may qualify for the federal skilled worker program through the new system known as "Express Entry." Is your occupation title 'project manager' or something else?

Are you working in tourism currently? Do you have a management role?

The only thing I can suggest is sumbmitting a copy of your fiance's working holiday visa and requesting the full extension, next time you apply. Doubt it will work, but you never know.