In a relationship to marry

[AnthonyOsuji]

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am in Canada as a visiting student and I recently in a relationship with a Canadian citizen. We want to get married, please can you give me advice on how we can go about it. Though we are not rushing, we want to take things gradually but we need much of your insights. What are the requirements in the sight of immigration?

 

[Jets13]

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am in Canada as a visiting student and I recently in a relationship with a Canadian citizen. We want to get married, please can you give me advice on how we can go about it. Though we are not rushing, we want to take things gradually but we need much of your insights. What are the requirements in the sight of immigration?

If married to a Canadian citizen you can apply for spousal sponsorship either via inland or outland. You can search this forum or the net for pros and cons of each and see what fits you best.
In your application you must show that the marriage is genuine and not for the purposes of immigration. So proof of your relationship is required. Often this is done with wedding pictures, pictures of you together, maybe you are living together, letters of support from your family and friends who can vouch for the relationship, texts/chats/phone calls between the two of you, gifts you got each other, money you sent each other etc....

 

[zardoz]

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am in Canada as a visiting student and I recently in a relationship with a Canadian citizen. We want to get married, please can you give me advice on how we can go about it. Though we are not rushing, we want to take things gradually but we need much of your insights. What are the requirements in the sight of immigration?

Given the circumstances, having reviewed your previous posts, you may expect enhanced scrutiny of any sponsorship application.
IRCC’s view may be that this might appear to be a "Marriage of Convenience" for immigration purposes.