shewolfnm wrote:Quote:For your husband to sponsor you, Shewolfnm, he's going to need to provide a number of financial guarantees
What does that mean?
the biggie is here
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/sponsor/support.html
In effect, if you cost the government money before you are eligible for services, Mr. Wolf has to guarantee repayment to the government for a specified period of time (range of 3 - 10 years).
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/sponsor/faq-spouse.html#Q7
Quote:Q13: Does this policy mean that I don't have to retain legal status in Canada?
If you do not have legal status, you cannot work or study in Canada . In addition, you could be subject to removal
hopping over isn't recommended
they've gotten a bit fussy about that lately - deported a fairly large group of Portuguese people who'd been here over 20 years - worked, owned homes and businesses etc
Hmm.. maybe I should clarify..
When I mean / say hopping over, I dont mean just driving over with no ID or anything like that.
What I am thinking... (?) is that I can obtain some sort of temporary ID like a passport, that will allow me to come and go without having to have a legal residency?
A visitors pass if you will.. hehe
Basically, what I am thinking , is that I can stop over in michigan for a few days, or a few months.. how ever long it takes.. to scout out a house, look at jobs, learn a city..e tc.
