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If my husband is waiting on a I-601 in his home country and had to file due to a 10 year bar can he get a Canadian visa to visit to see his first newborn son.He was not deported we went to his home to file.We have been told up to 6months by that office but 1 year to 2 year by others. Is thereanything we can do??
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If my husband is waiting on a I-601 in his home country and had to file due to a 10 year bar can he get a Canadian visa to visit to see his first newborn son.He was not deported we went to his home to file.We have been told up to 6months by that office but 1 year to 2 year by others. Is thereanything we can do?? -
US & Canadian immigration laws are completely seperate (though I think they should be inter-linked to prevent country shoppers) -- so getting a canadian visa is more then fine. In fact, getting a visa, gc's to Canada is way easier than the US.
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Thanks where could I find out more info?Comment
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Click on the link below for answers to questions on Canada immigration. There is also a section on this forum for U.S. immigration as well
http://britishexpats.com/forum/forum...?s=&forumid=33Comment
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Click on the link below for answers to questions on Canada immigration. There is also a section on this forum for U.S. immigration as well
http://britishexpats.com/forum/forum...?s=&forumid=33Comment
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