Hello
I am a Canadian Citizen my wife is a Fijian National (Fiji) and she was denied a visa based on MOC this was a few months back.
I have about CAD $100,000 saved up and was looking to start a business in America for quite awhile since the Canadian business market in general is soft. My wife and I were actually planning on going there when she came to Canada but that didnt happen now.
I was planning on a E-2 visa for America for starting a business, but since my wife was refused I had to look at going to America from a whole different perspective now and so I found this out from a verified American immigration source;
'''''Spouses and unmarried children under 21 years of age, regardless of nationality, may receive derivative E-2 visas in order to accompany the principal alien. The duration of visa for a family member who is of a different nationality to the principal is determined by any reciprocal agreements between their country of nationality and the US. Only if there is no such reciprocal agreement will the duration be the same as the principal applicant.'''''
I wanted to know if this endeavor of mine will have any effect on my wife and I being able to re-apply to canada down the road when her and I are in America and also will the denial for a Canadian visa have any negative affects on American immigration. Please advise, Thank you
I am a Canadian Citizen my wife is a Fijian National (Fiji) and she was denied a visa based on MOC this was a few months back.
I have about CAD $100,000 saved up and was looking to start a business in America for quite awhile since the Canadian business market in general is soft. My wife and I were actually planning on going there when she came to Canada but that didnt happen now.
I was planning on a E-2 visa for America for starting a business, but since my wife was refused I had to look at going to America from a whole different perspective now and so I found this out from a verified American immigration source;
'''''Spouses and unmarried children under 21 years of age, regardless of nationality, may receive derivative E-2 visas in order to accompany the principal alien. The duration of visa for a family member who is of a different nationality to the principal is determined by any reciprocal agreements between their country of nationality and the US. Only if there is no such reciprocal agreement will the duration be the same as the principal applicant.'''''
I wanted to know if this endeavor of mine will have any effect on my wife and I being able to re-apply to canada down the road when her and I are in America and also will the denial for a Canadian visa have any negative affects on American immigration. Please advise, Thank you
