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puntagordabob   0

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We have a home we own in Northern Ontario (near Sault Ste Marie point of entry) whcih we have owned since before I met my beautiful wife, Lucita (and I Thank God for the many Blessings that he has allowed me and my family to recieve)! Our main home is in Southwest Florida.....

Lucita has a Advanced Parole good for multiple entries (we stated the random dates and times of our vacations to there and of course the reality of the current hurricanes hitting florida more frequently forcing us to consider our northern home our "sanctuary" - After hurricane charley hit in 2004 we were forced to flee for 1 month as we had no electricity or anything)....

MY QUESTION IS..... How easy or complicated will Lucita's entry INTO CANADA be? I had never really considered this aspect of traveling there since it is a non-issue for US citizens...

Lucita is in the process of Adjustment of Status (in fact we have gotten a RFE so we are certainly being looked at) and Biometics was in October..BUT clearly at this present moment she has NO Green Card. What she does have s a valid Philippine passport with the k1 visa stamped....a marriage certificate of our marriage in June 06, and all the other USCIS papers such as the NOA1s from EAD, AOS, and AP. and the RFE from AOS, the approved AP notice (which I assume means her AP papers will be here anytime now).... we truly will likely not travel til summer which will mean green card is approved...but if we were to travel in say Jan or Feb...ws just curious what we should anticipate.

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YuAndDan Grand Master

YuAndDan   153

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You will probably need to get her a visitors visa to Canada.

Philippines is on the list of countries needing a visitors visa: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/visas.html

Exemption: Persons lawfully admitted to the United States for permanent residence who are in possession of their alien registration card (Green card) or can provide other evidence of permanent residence.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/index.html

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Until she get's her GC.. she will need a visitor visa to be able to enter Canada. You get this from your local Canadian Consulate, which in your case would be in Miami. Should be easy to get since she's immigrating to the US...

http://geo.international.gc.ca/can-am/miami/menu-en.asp

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