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first I want to thank anyone who is going to answer this post
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MY gf and I want to live together, and she has decided that she wants to move in with me in Montreal. She lives in NYC and we have been dating exclusively now for 15 months, have sent each other hundreds of emails, not a day goes by that we havent sent one, along with text msg's, we have spent in the year 2009, 154 days together, and this year 2010, will be about 175 days spent together. We have plenty of pictures together.
My question is, if we get married in Montreal in 2 months ( August 2010) and apply for paperwork(sponsorship), then while we wait for paperwork to clear she moves in with me in June 2011(thats when her lease is up) is that the right way to proceed for paperwork, or is that a mistake?
Should we get married a few weeks before she moves to Montreal and then apply for the paperwork(sponsorship)?
Whats the best way to proceed and the quickest for her to be able to start working in Canada, Marriage, or permanent residency.
Thank you for reading my post
first I want to thank anyone who is going to answer this post
MY gf and I want to live together, and she has decided that she wants to move in with me in Montreal. She lives in NYC and we have been dating exclusively now for 15 months, have sent each other hundreds of emails, not a day goes by that we havent sent one, along with text msg's, we have spent in the year 2009, 154 days together, and this year 2010, will be about 175 days spent together. We have plenty of pictures together.
My question is, if we get married in Montreal in 2 months ( August 2010) and apply for paperwork(sponsorship), then while we wait for paperwork to clear she moves in with me in June 2011(thats when her lease is up) is that the right way to proceed for paperwork, or is that a mistake?
Should we get married a few weeks before she moves to Montreal and then apply for the paperwork(sponsorship)?
Whats the best way to proceed and the quickest for her to be able to start working in Canada, Marriage, or permanent residency.
Thank you for reading my post