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Anna
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« on: September 27, 2004, 09:19:49 am »

When I came to Canada, I received a pass valid for one month.  If I choose to overstay my visit, is it criminal?
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Anna
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« Reply #1 on: September 27, 2004, 10:30:16 am »

I am a U.S. citizen-- I do not understand why I was given a 30 day pass!?
I should be allowed to visit my boyfriend, now fiancé for the next 6 months, no?  Why did an immigration official give me a pass usually given for people of other countries?  The official told me I was lying because I only came with 100$ and asked to stay for 6 months.  At first it did not make sense to him.  I explained that my fiancé would finacially support me.  After insisting for 2 horrid hours that I had been lying about everything, he finally questioned my fiancé s brother, who I had travelled with.  After confirming my story, the official still did not believe me.  I wanted to see my fiancé desperately, so i begged the merciless idiot official to talk with my fiancé s mother in Quebec.  After speaking with my mother-in-law, the cruel, merciless official decided that he would give me a pass valid for just about 3 weeks, knowing that me and my fiancé intended to meet in Quebec to "happily marry".  Now I have to leave in a few days, with not sufficient time to apply to extend my stay.  The official told me that I would be lucky to return.  I have no criminal record and visited Canada 5 years ago with my fiance for the duration of 6 months.  The official was entirely disrespectful, demeaning, and unneccesarily cruel.  Can I post my grievances to somewhere for somebody to read and follow-up? Should i overstay my visiting pass, being that americans are always given 6 months? I am afraid that the rcmp will deport me if I overstay...Is that possible?
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citzen03
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« Reply #2 on: January 19, 2006, 02:06:07 pm »

Hi,

I would suggest that you get an immigration lawyer to handle you case.

But if you will ask me, honestly i would go back to the states then reapply after a few months then at your interview bring lots of LOVELETTERS from your fiance and also bring a copy of your telephone statement to prove that you are really in communication with each other.

goodluck

citzen03
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