Li XX married a Canadian. How long did Li Can apply for immigration after marriage?

You can get married, but now it just extends your reunion time.

The process of marriage migration is:

Li's husband must first apply for a single (unmarried) certificate in Canada. If he is divorced, he must also have a divorce agreement or a divorce judgment. To prove that you are single. His single (unmarried) certificate should be notarized at the embassy (consulate) in China. Get a single (unmarried) certificate and go back to China to get married! At this point, they can get married, which I believe has been done. )

Therefore, at the beginning of the preparation stage, you should prepare a series of things and go to the notary office for notarization according to the instructions.

The materials submitted by marriage immigration are as follows: (submitted by Li, the guarantor in China).

Confirmation of entry medical examination (IMM1017); +07); Her husband brought it back from the trial center in Mississauga and sent it to you.

Identity card; Passport (only need to provide a copy, do not need notarization)

Birth certificate (notarized)

Household registration book; (The whole book, including all family members, including blank pages, should remind that the marital status column needs to be changed (but don't rush to notarize the household registration book before marriage! At this point, when you get married, bring your household registration book, and the civil witness will stamp you as' married'. Don't worry. Note: Notarization of household registration book is the most expensive. Because it contains many pages of English translation, if it is French, it needs English-French bilingual translation)

Marriage certificate; (The whole book, translated and notarized in English; In French-speaking areas, English-French bilingual translation is needed)

Personal details: including height, home address, telephone number (landline and mobile phone, it is stated here: landline and mobile phone are not allowed to be changed at will) and work address (during this period, it is best not to leave your job at will, because these information will be reported to the Immigration and Naturalization Bureau as the basis for future interviews. If you really want to leave your job, you'd better have the help of an immigration lawyer. If not, let my husband change the information, the disadvantage is that it will extend the application time. )

Therefore, it is best to fill in some personal information carefully to avoid frequent changes in the future, or the goods are not the right version in the investigation of immigration officials! ! !

/kloc-detailed work experience after 0/8 years old (this is actually not very important, it just shows that this person is a self-reliant person and will not go to Canada to seek relief from them in the future. But in order to be more convincing, you can apply for "notarization of work experience", and of course you don't have to do it. )

Details of family members: name, address, date of birth, birthplace, marital status (if deceased, submit death certificate: date of death). That's all. I don't understand why. Because it is recorded in the entire household registration book, it may be because Lao Mi has no habit of living with his family. I don't understand that many people in China actually live in a big family. (You can notarize "kinship". It can also be notarized, but it must be true and accurate)

Notarization of no criminal record (for this certificate, first go to the neighborhood (village) Committee to issue a certificate, and then hold the certificate to the registration office of the Municipal Bureau of Criminal Police. I used to be able to work at the police station, but later I couldn't, for unknown reasons. After the criminal police team issues a "certificate of no criminal behavior", it will go to the notary office for notarization. It should be noted that notarization has only half a year's legal effect for the immigration bureau. So if after half a year, the information has not been filed and sent to the immigration office for application, it will be re-processed! And wait until the interview, if you wait for three to five years, then you need to re-apply, so you can submit it to the interview immigration officer during the interview, so this kind of "notarization of no criminal record" usually needs to be applied for two or three times, and the time is longer)

Letters contacted by Li and her husband before marriage (original), envelope cover (original, which proves that letters did come and go during this period), and telephone bill (it should be pointed out that the telephone number is printed once a month, that is, it is printed in March and April, but it cannot be printed in February unless you know someone in the post office ...)

Note: Nowadays, it is very expensive for many people to call and not write. You can use email or MSN audio call instead, but you should pay attention to keep this, especially MSN audio call. As for how to preserve the latter, I haven't played it and I don't know. E-mail can be downloaded to a memory card or printed directly.

In addition, it should be noted that when we formally make an appointment for an interview, we must make up the contact after marriage. Same information as above.

Life photos, wedding photos, wedding photos and other photos that prove the intimate relationship between Li and her husband (it can be a digital photo memory card); It is best to have travel certificates for two people (park tickets, boat tickets, air tickets, boarding passes, boat tickets, etc.). But be careful, some immigration officers will use this as a trap on the grounds that you are not like ordinary people. Ordinary people generally don't keep park tickets, boat tickets, plane tickets, boarding passes, boat tickets, etc. So your careful arrangement makes the marriage suspicious. These things can be prepared, but if you want to keep them, you must have a good reason to explain why you want to keep them. ...

Li should provide the time, place and file number of various names he applied for before: studying abroad, visiting relatives, working, investing, settling down, etc. That is, a copy of the application form and the letter of refusal (once refused). Reminder: Don't be untrue! ! ! Don't refuse to contribute or miss it! ! !

State whether you have any relatives in Canada, if so, provide their addresses, copies of passports and copies of citizens' (or permanent residents') identity documents.

Finally, I have to hand in a personal photo, which is the kind used for passports. But a white background! A dozen, I can't remember exactly.