I want to ask about marriage immigration.

1, I suggest you ask at the local marriage registry.

2. After registering in China, you don't need to add duplicate registration, but you need notarization of marriage certificate when applying (you also need notarization of your own criminal record and household registration, etc.). Foreigners still believe in the notary office.

3. You can submit an application after getting a marriage certificate, and you can apply for reunion immigration after getting married.

It usually takes 3 to 5 months, and the longest is no more than half a year. You can appeal in Canada after half a year.

5. The visa rate of reunified immigrants is still very high. As long as your materials are true, there is generally no problem. Prepare more photos, chats and emails (no CD).

My suggestion is that you find a Canadian agent to handle it, so that there will be no shortage of materials (it is best to hand in all the materials at once, otherwise it will waste a lot of time), and they will also give you professional advice. I can't find a way myself, and I don't know what the point is.