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    Live in Canada, Work “in” US?

    What is an OWP?
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    Live in Canada, Work “in” US?

    Thanks for your reply! I apologize, but I’m getting a lot of conflicting information in your reply. I think I’ve made it clear that getting a work permit is not an option for me, so let’s just strike all references of that from the record as it’s not addressing my situation. If I wanted to go...
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    Live in Canada, Work “in” US?

    We're not worried about him keeping his status as this would be a permanent move to Canada for us. What I want to know is what steps or measures we need to be aware of to make this happen.
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    Live in Canada, Work “in” US?

    My husband has his PR through me. My company is entirely based in the US.
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    Live in Canada, Work “in” US?

    Hello, and thank you in advance for taking the time to read and respond! My Canadian husband and I (a US Citizen) will have been married for three years in August, and we have been living together for about a year and a half of that in the States due to immigration delays. I sponsored his visa...
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    Complicated - Sponsoring an American

    I hadn't even thought of that issue. My intention was to drive down one day, spend the night with a friend or AirBnB, and then drive home the following day. But even if I was in Canada both calendar days, I'm curious if they're counting the number of days I'm in the country or the number I'm...
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    Complicated - Sponsoring an American

    Correct, I have not submitted an application, and I've already stated that I'm trying to move in with my boyfriend of two years, so this shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone who read my opening post. That said, we have been dating for about two years, with each of us traveling at least one...
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    Complicated - Sponsoring an American

    Thank you for the very concise summary. I really do appreciate your time. We'll consider our options and go from there.
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    Complicated - Sponsoring an American

    That's definitely good to know. I assumed by my original post I had made it clear that we wanted to move in together.
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    Complicated - Sponsoring an American

    Blaine would be far more convenient if I wanted to go that route! In all seriousness, we would want to live together to earn the common-law status for the PR. If we're not living together, I may as well not move at all.
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    Complicated - Sponsoring an American

    That makes sense, but will crossing the border on a weekly basis be an issue for CBSA? I guess I could ask next time I cross over.
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    Complicated - Sponsoring an American

    Work is the primary reason we don't live together, so any solution that requires me to quit my job is not a solution I will consider. My situation wouldn't be complicated if it was, haha. My company is being extremely generous in extending this offer, and they pay me quite well. My industry...
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    Complicated - Sponsoring an American

    He lives in Vancouver, and I live in Seattle. It's only 45 minutes to the border from Vancouver, which is where we would be living. It sounds like while I could try to do the VR while applying for PR, it would be easier to get married and apply for PR...but if I did that, could I still live in...
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    Complicated - Sponsoring an American

    For clarification, I would only be in the office for 2 days/week. I could work remotely the other days. But I would still be working for an American company.
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    Complicated - Sponsoring an American

    Weeeell...now I'm confused. I was under the impression that I was being advised to move in with my boyfriend in Canada as a visitor in order to "earn" the 1 year of living together in order to qualify for PR. If I can't live in Canada as a visitor, then my assumption would be that I qualified as...
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    Complicated - Sponsoring an American

    Thanks again everyone for answering my questions! I think the only thing that would put me at ease is a lead as to where I can find all of this information on an official, government website. I haven't been able to find ANYTHING like this. It would be especially helpful to know the rules about...
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    Complicated - Sponsoring an American

    Wow, I clearly am not informed. This is really helpful, thank you!! Follow-up question: if I live with my boyfriend as a common-law partner for the full year, wouldn't I have to move back out of Canada to apply for the sponsorship?
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    Complicated - Sponsoring an American

    Hmmm...on the CIC website, it says you can sponsor a spouse, common-law partner, or conjugal partner: In our case, it would be an immigration barrier, wouldn't it?
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    Complicated - Sponsoring an American

    I am a United States citizen, and my boyfriend of two years is a Canadian. My (American) company is offering to allow me to work remotely 3 days/week so I can move to Canada to live with him. This requires me to still be able to commute to work in the US for 2 days/week. We would like him to...