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Hi Roy, Hi John. I am a little confused. The section you referred me to 5.38 refer?s to a situation that no longer exists or I missed something. She was legally divorced b4 our current marriage. And hindsight is 20/20. There are many things I could or should have completed b4 I came to Canada. I was never issued a visitor?s visa when I entered Canada, so there is really no record of date of entry other than friends and relatives testimony. We were going to apply for a common law sponsorship but given the fact that my legal status at the time had expired we had decided to wait untill her divorce was final so we could get married, then do the paper work. Now granted the marriage itself doesn?t make my status legal, we need to have paper work at least started to insure that I can remain here during the process of immigration.( according to what she has read there is a special law or circumstance that would allow me to stay due to creating an undue hardship if I was deported back to the US ) My question is which forms do we need to fill out ? Do we want to do this from inside Canada as opposed to outside. There are many different ways and or forms and I am looking for the best possible solution while being able to remain in Canada. I have read so many different things that I must be just confusing myself, it?s overwhelming at times. I wish it was clear cut in do this, then this, then this.The question is which is first.... LOL Thanks again.
[03-08-2007,01:53]
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(in reply to: Immigration as sposal sponser- contd)
In status application;
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/fc.asp
Out of status application;
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/spouse.asp
Roy
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