hi everyone,
I'll try to explain my story as quickly as possible. My boyfriend and I have been together for over 1 1/2 yrs. I'm American and he's a Canadian citizen. Back in August I tried to go up there and visit him for 6 months to establish common law as well as to look at jobs and schools. My job and lease in the US has expired so they deemed me "inadmissable" saying that I was trying to enter the country illegally and had no intention on leaving even though I told them I would and was willing to provide them with an address where I would be staying. Since then I am not allowed to enter Canada even though I have no felony convictions and am in no way a threat the Canadian security (I looked up the definition of "inadmissable") We would like to get married some day and I didn't want to do it just to be able to immigrate but I am very serious about becoming a permanent resident and would be a productive member of society. This is not simply a way for me to get into Canada but a real and loving relationship with the full intention of marriage and children. Since we aren't yet married and have not been able to show common law what does everyone think our best course of action is to get me there as soon as possible? I used to visit frequently and am now unable and it is very hard on us. Thank you, Kim
I'll try to explain my story as quickly as possible. My boyfriend and I have been together for over 1 1/2 yrs. I'm American and he's a Canadian citizen. Back in August I tried to go up there and visit him for 6 months to establish common law as well as to look at jobs and schools. My job and lease in the US has expired so they deemed me "inadmissable" saying that I was trying to enter the country illegally and had no intention on leaving even though I told them I would and was willing to provide them with an address where I would be staying. Since then I am not allowed to enter Canada even though I have no felony convictions and am in no way a threat the Canadian security (I looked up the definition of "inadmissable") We would like to get married some day and I didn't want to do it just to be able to immigrate but I am very serious about becoming a permanent resident and would be a productive member of society. This is not simply a way for me to get into Canada but a real and loving relationship with the full intention of marriage and children. Since we aren't yet married and have not been able to show common law what does everyone think our best course of action is to get me there as soon as possible? I used to visit frequently and am now unable and it is very hard on us. Thank you, Kim