Alright this may be a bit complicated, and for that I apologize!
Background on this. Wife is Canadian, I am US. We did not live together before Berlin, as we had been working through the Canadian immigration process to get me into Canada. Wife was offered a job in Berlin, she accepted.
Wife has a job in Berlin, but is on a Youth Mobility Visa (or Holiday Working Visa). This is all approved and she is working now. I came with, on the standard 3 month tourist entry allowed to US citizens.
1. Her residency registration appointment is tomorrow. The landlord paperwork does NOT include my name, can we present a letter from my wife confirming I live there alongside a marriage certificate and this will suffice, or do both names have to be on the landlord paperwork?
2. Is it possible for me to apply for a spousal reunification visa when my wife has this working holiday visa, or do I have to apply through other means (Freelancer, etc)?
I've tried googling as much of this as I can and haven't found any definitive results specific to Canada and Germany, so I apologize if this is known information. I appreciate all help in advance!
Background on this. Wife is Canadian, I am US. We did not live together before Berlin, as we had been working through the Canadian immigration process to get me into Canada. Wife was offered a job in Berlin, she accepted.
Wife has a job in Berlin, but is on a Youth Mobility Visa (or Holiday Working Visa). This is all approved and she is working now. I came with, on the standard 3 month tourist entry allowed to US citizens.
1. Her residency registration appointment is tomorrow. The landlord paperwork does NOT include my name, can we present a letter from my wife confirming I live there alongside a marriage certificate and this will suffice, or do both names have to be on the landlord paperwork?
2. Is it possible for me to apply for a spousal reunification visa when my wife has this working holiday visa, or do I have to apply through other means (Freelancer, etc)?
I've tried googling as much of this as I can and haven't found any definitive results specific to Canada and Germany, so I apologize if this is known information. I appreciate all help in advance!