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Just so I'm understanding this process clearly... Whether we applied inland or outland neither give me the right to stay in Canada while being processed UNLESS I apply for extended stay. The downside of outland is I could possibly have an interview and would have to leave Canada and there would...

Ok the outland does sound like it would be the better route. When we apply, is the outland application package the only forms we need to fill out? Or would I also need to fill out Permanent Resident forms along with an extended stay application?

Ok. Let's say I did have to go to an interview, would me and my husband be able to travel together to the interview and we would have no trouble coming back to Canada? or would they not let me back? or would the proof of extended stay in Canada be proof to let me come back? or would I lost the...

I guess I'm worried about not being granted extended stay and having to go back to the US and then they won't let me come back to Canada. Is that even a possibility? Like I said it's vital that I'm able to be with my husband the entire time.

Also, If I applied outland, would I have to travel back to the states for any interviews or anything? How would the paperwork be handled? Sorry for all the questions.. it is a forum right? :P

If I apply outland can I still live in Canada with my Husband? Will I still have to apply for a extended stay?

I'm from the US and my fiance is a Canadian Citizen. We want to marry and live in Canada. Since I live in the US I can go to Canada as a tourist and legally stay for 6 months. My first question is... Can I go just as a visitor and be married and apply for inland sponsorship within those 6 months...