Hi,
My wife and I are both get high scores on the CRS calculator
She gets 484, I get 464
Our IELTS and ECA is all done, we are ready to apply.
Now, can we file two separate applications?
1. Her as primary, with me as the dependent
2. Me as primary, with her as the dependent
Or do we have to pick which one of us will be the primary applicant and we're forced to file only one application?
I want to do this because she and I have very different work profiles. I am in corporate management, she's a lawyer. So let's say she gets an ITA first (which is likely), we can decide whether there are good jobs there to move for, and if not, we hang around and wait to see if I get an ITA. It's easier for me to get a job in my field, law is a special field with licensing requirements.
Bonus Question - Any lawyers in here - not immigration lawyers, people who are practicing in the US and want to move to Canada - My wife is qualified in New York and India - does the Canadian bar have any form of reciprocity?
My wife and I are both get high scores on the CRS calculator
She gets 484, I get 464
Our IELTS and ECA is all done, we are ready to apply.
Now, can we file two separate applications?
1. Her as primary, with me as the dependent
2. Me as primary, with her as the dependent
Or do we have to pick which one of us will be the primary applicant and we're forced to file only one application?
I want to do this because she and I have very different work profiles. I am in corporate management, she's a lawyer. So let's say she gets an ITA first (which is likely), we can decide whether there are good jobs there to move for, and if not, we hang around and wait to see if I get an ITA. It's easier for me to get a job in my field, law is a special field with licensing requirements.
Bonus Question - Any lawyers in here - not immigration lawyers, people who are practicing in the US and want to move to Canada - My wife is qualified in New York and India - does the Canadian bar have any form of reciprocity?