Which Visa for me...?

[elpopo82 0]

not in terms of h2b visa, but could she be used at a future date for any kind of permanent residence or green card?

[Boiler 45,757]

Marriage?

[Harsh_77 718]

not in terms of h2b visa, but could she be used at a future date for any kind of permanent residence or green card?

Dude if it was that simple then half of the world would be here claming green card based on such relations.

[newlyweds2010 208]

NO, you need a work visa. Plain and simple. With a visitor's visa, you will be questioned upon entry by a customs officer as to why, where, and how long you will be staying. You will also have to show sufficient funds to cover that period and you will also be asked as to who you are staying with. In addition, it is also noteworthy that you may have to show sufficient ties back to your home. The US treats every foreigner that enters the country as an "intent to immigrate"

most importantly, regardless of what the officer asks at the border or how strong his ties to the UK are, with a tourist visa you can only be...a tourist. if the intent is to work, even temporarily, a foreigner will need a work visa.

[elpopo82 0]

Thanks again guys, im just exploring all avenues! And no I shall not be marrying my mums cousin!!

I know this is obviously a US forum but do you guys have experience of the canadian processes. It would appear that it is possibly to get a 2 year temp working visa without much difficuilty?