Jump to content

Lemonslice

Members
  • Posts

    5,066
  • Joined

  • Days Won

    3

Everything posted by Lemonslice

  1. @Darryl_F back to your original question, when is the 10 year support ending in your agreement/settlement? Were the lawyers able to decipher that part of the decision?
  2. She's your ex. She can move on with her professional career, or not. She'll decide that on her own. You can tell her she can do better, she can do whatever. In other words, do you want to lose energy, on top of money? If it bothers you to pay, pursue legal avenues. If not, just step out and live your life. She'll find her own new balance.
  3. If you gave her a quarter of a million... She's well above the poverty level. With your income, 2k a month seem inconsequential, I would just let it go. To go back to your first post on VJ, she really is a great accountant.
  4. You can refer to the instructions, and then see which documents that is for her country in the reciprocity schedule I've posted.
  5. My removal of conditions was easy, relatively fast, and uneventful. I would still delay entry. It is only a month away. You can take a nice vacation with the fees you won't have to pay. Your spouse has more time to say goodbye and prepare; you can even check skyscanner, the ITA matrix, or wherever you prefer, for great price of flights after August 9. A month is nothing!
  6. Does your state allow you to change your middle name when you marry?
  7. You would have to check with them, I am pretty sure that it is the same as during the enrolment period, minus the subsidies being applied directly to the cost. It has been a while since I looked into it, and others might have more input, but I think the "subsidy" is still done while you do your next tax return. If your wife is a permanent resident, she is most probably not eligible to a policy for visitors though.
  8. Following a comment by @Dashinka, here is a thread to share our love of good beer. All are welcome - cheers!
×
×
  • Create New...