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Hi all,
I´m an american citizen , who is engaged to a hungarian citizen. Here´s the catch, my girlfriend was deported from the states almost 2 years ago on the grounds of no status. I´m currently applying to universities and wanting to take her with me as a common law , then marry in canada. would canadian immigration take this into account and deny her?
[03-01-2009,06:23]
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Jason |
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(in reply to: Student visa, with common law??)
Are you currently living together? Definition of Common-Law is that you have been together for a minimum of 12 consecutive months. It sounds like you aren´t currently together which would invalidate the common-law claim.
I don´t think deportation in the US would affect her claim into Canada ~ however you will need to make sure you fulfill the evidence of being common-law.
[04-01-2009,15:26]
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Carrie |
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