First nations marrying american, then moving to canada. what country should we marry?
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Oh, a First Nations "refers to indigenous peoples of North America located in what is now Canada, and their descendants, who are not Inuit or Métis" So you're a Canadian citizen and looking to marry an American and bring her back to Canada. Ah ha!\nThis might help:\nhttp://72.14.253.104/search?q=cache:n5rbrhpusmoJ:www.canada-city.ca/canada-immigration/posting.php%3Fmessageid%3D934+fiancee+canada&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=3&client=firefox-a\nSounds like getting married in the US is a good start, then get a 1 year visitor something at the border while processing your PR, whatever that is?
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Ive never heard anyone say all.  A few bad apples spoil the bunch, and we all know that there are some that do this, and those bad few make it harder for the others to look "clean".  As for it taking "years" if you get married- I know someone that married a Canadian citzen, it took her about a year to become a US citizen, so yes, it does take a little while, but it does happen when you follow the process.
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marry an american or get born-again there
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as for your map, sorry however I do know that London, Ontario, Canada has a wedding chaple here that is esspecially for gay couples
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I'm American, but I'd rather be Canadian. That is because Canada has better foriegn policies and there is free health care for all. Canadians do not have Bush and I hate the "American" stereotype. I'd love to move to another country.
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if you're marrying a u.s. citizen, it is not an easy process. my sister married a man from the UK and because they married he can't return to the UK for three years in order to gain citizenship.  in addition, they had to do tons of paper work to make his stay here legal.    but, congrats to you and good luck with all the craziness of an international wedding
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First question to you is, have you met this man in person and spent a significant amount of time with him in person?  and I mean face to face, not over the phone or webcams, etc.  If not, you want to do this first, and you might want to first visit his country if you have not done so, then next, bring him over on a tourist visa to visit you.  Internet relationships can be a great start, but the real proof is face to face, day to day.\n\nAlso, because these are very different cultures, do a lot of research on the Indian culture, so that you are well-informed.  Love does not conquer all, you need to be ready to deal with the obstacles and difficulties, and knowing what they might be will be most helpful to you.\n\nMake sure that he is not just wanting to find a way to the U.S.  A lot of Indians want to move to Canada or the U.S., and some will use marriage if they have to, to accomplish this.  You would rather be aware of this now, than later.\n\nWhen you are ready to bring him over permanently, if that is your decision, then you will want to go to the Immigration website and read through the material and fill out the application forms to go through the process.  If you need or want help, consult an immigration lawyer, preferably one with a good reputation.\n\nHere are links for you:\n\nVisa Home Page\nhttp://www.travel.state.gov/visa/visa_1750.html\n\nImmigration Home Page\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/graphics/
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LOL! some people are just plain morons! As  I was scrolling down reading every ones opinion-answer, I notice a few "Americans" are going to either "A" leave the U.S or  "B" move to Canada...Does anyone else see what is wrong with this?? Let me explain....those that said you will be leaving the U.S.A for for Canada or another Country...correct me if wrong but wont you then become the one thing you "hate" yes that's right. You will all become Immigrants in a foreign land. I find that to be Ironic. Next time you may want to think before you answer..............
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get married to someone in USA :p
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time to move to Canada
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go back to the country you come from and get married as neither of you are British
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If you really have a good relationship, then where you are shouldn't really matter.  U.S. Immigration on the other hand, is chore to deal with. My advice?\n\nGo to Canada!
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For now you'll have to go some where where you are acknowledged!\nAssuming you are a GLBT couple, you could go get married in Canada....emmigrate there even.\nOr go to Spain or the Netherlands to get hitched.\nThere are plenty of countries you could get a civil partnership in....but the USA would still not recognise or acknowledge any of these legal partnerships.\nSmall minded W.A.S.P lawmakers you have there.\nHopefully one day they'll realise what asses they are being by continuing to discriminate against the GLBT community.
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I would have to disagree with the marrying a Canadian girl, my husband is from the US and just because we are married doesn't mean you can get a work visa.  Visit the website they listed that is your best bet.  Marriage doesn't get you a work visa
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I am from Canada. I have an American sister and I visit her often. I have never meet an American I haven't liked. Also love the beautiful country.
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having the same heritage, I think I can say, for myself, yes, it is right.  it is not right if you take your own ancestry over your 'now' native country.  If American, you are American first, if Canadian or any other, it is the country to whom you were born or swore allegiance to first.  I am proud of my celtic heritage.  this is both Irish and Scot.  Ireland and Scotland were the final resting place for a barbarian group, called the Celts.
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Canada shares many aspects of the US's culture, and thanks to NAFTA and physical distances it's much cheaper to emigrate. You still have to prove that you're not going to be a drain on the state and you'll still have to apply for emigration, but it's easier there.