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I am wondering if somebody can help me with this dilemma. I am a canadian citizen with a US green card. I currently live (for > 3 years) and work as a medical resident (in the US.
1-Does anybody know what are my responsibilites toward paying my taxes to Revenues Canada, since I am already paying taxes in the US?
2-I am planning to marry my fiancee from overseas and sponsor her through my Canadian paper, would that be possible knowing that I don´t live or work in Canada?
I hope somebody can answer my questions, and your help is very much appreciated.
Sincerely yours,
sam
[05-09-2005,20:24]
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Sam |
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(in reply to: Canadian citizen who lives abroad)
I believe you must be living or intending to live in Canada before you can sponsor under CIC. You would have to prove your intent.
Can´t you bring her directly into the US with a fiance visa?
[05-09-2005,21:05]
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sharon |
Fiance visa? (in reply to: Canadian citizen who lives abroad)
Thank you for responding so quickly. I have never heard before of fiance visa through Canada, where I can I find more info about it? I hope it doesn´t take for ever to process...Again, thanks a lot
Sincerely yours,
Sam
[05-09-2005,21:54]
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Sam |
Fiance visa (in reply to: Canadian citizen who lives abroad)
There are no fiance visa in Canada. I believe, only US has it.
[07-09-2005,02:18]
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Justin |
(in reply to: Canadian citizen who lives abroad)
Thanks Justin. You are right, and I have to be a US citizen in order to sponsor her for a fiancee visa, I have researched it. I guess i´ll have her to bring her with in with a J1-visa or a similar Visa.
[08-09-2005,23:47]
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Sam |
