Oakbend16:
Hello friends I need your inputs please.

My sister is married to a USC and there went for the GC interview 2 weeks ago, they were told to come back with DNA report proving that their 1 year old son is their legitimate child and evidence of their marriage (they already tendered their marriage license)

So friends what other documentary evidence can they submit to prove genuineness of their marriage?

Thanks

lionlee216:

Marriage certificate, pictures, bills in both their names

Ugosample:


good to see you again

I bet you have been busy

lionlee216:

Thanks bro. How is it going?

lionlee216:


Marriage certificate, pictures, bills in both their names

lionlee216:


Marriage certificate, pictures, bills in both their names

Oakbend16:
She suggested they could get a letter from the church they worship to signify that they are both members, is this tenable please?

lionlee216:


did she get work permit(EAD) before she went for interview?

lionlee216:


did she get work permit(EAD) before she went for interview?

Fish123:
welcome back bro
Happy new year to you and everyone on this thread.......

BlowJobs:
Happy April.


PS: cultural differences is giving my marriage a huge challenge.

Keep me in your prayers.

The little things you never thought is a big deal, is kinda a big deal.

lionlee216:
Before u go Blowjobs, make i ask question.

My passport expires June 29, 2019. I have a wedding april 19 to 22 in canada. Will that be a problem considering i wont have 3 or 6 months validity as at d time of travel

BlowJobs:
Happy April.


PS: cultural differences is giving my marriage a huge challenge.

Keep me in your prayers.

The little things you never thought is a big deal, is kinda a big deal.

BlowJobs:


Oh, Mrs K is good.. it's not her per say. Now that a baby is involved, everyone suddenly has an opinion. A strong one at that.

lionlee216:


What kind of opinion if you dont mind me asking..

I got lot of questions but im driving

BlowJobs:

BlowJobs:
Happy April.


PS: cultural differences is giving my marriage a huge challenge.

Keep me in your prayers.

The little things you never thought is a big deal, is kinda a big deal.

lionlee216:


Its 16hrs by road and 1hr 15mins by air. I just have the fear of being turned back at the airport. I got no money to waste. I mailed the canada officials, they were not even making sense.

My own challenge is my MIL. She has her reservations about m. I guess she expecting the day her daughter will say " Sam left me" lol. Other than that u believe im good.

To my own lil understanding, how will your baby claim US Citizenship if he/she was born in Canada.

Is it automatic because Parent is a citizen or paperworks need to be filed?

U.S. Lawful Permanent Residents may use their I-551 ("Green Card" -- instead of a passport -- for travel between Canada and the United States, by air, land, or sea. The I-551 is accepted for entry to Canada, from the U.S.; a U.S. permanent resident does not require a visa to visit Canada, regardless of citizenship. When re-entering the U.S., permanent residents must present their I-551. Note that starting March 15, 2016, U.S. Lawful Permanent Residents will require Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) to fly to Canada.

BlowJobs:


You don't need a passport per say but you need to apply for ETA if you're traveling by air.

U.S. Lawful Permanent Residents may use their I-551 ("Green Card" -- instead of a passport -- for travel between Canada and the United States, by air, land, or sea. The I-551 is accepted for entry to Canada, from the U.S.; a U.S. permanent resident does not require a visa to visit Canada, regardless of citizenship. When re-entering the U.S., permanent residents must present their I-551. Note that starting March 15, 2016, U.S. Lawful Permanent Residents will require Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) to fly to Canada.[i][/i]

https://www.tripadvisor.com/Travel-g153339-s602/Canada:Crossing.The.Border.html

A baby is automatic US citizen if one or both parents at the time of birth, is a US citizen. We had to register with the embassy for overseas birth. And we processed the Canadian papers.

So, Canadian by virtue of being born in Canada, US and Nigerian citizenship from parents. Yes, the citizenship is automatic. Can be done at the US embassy abroad ( overseas birth registration) or within the US.


Our challenges are similar. Mine is majorly from my sister in-law. I made a mistake, I admit fault and I've apologize. (No, I didn't cheat on my wife). But my wife's sister has "crosshairs" on me.

I'm actively trying to set her up with someone. She needs a distraction since her last "relationship". Problem is I don't think she's ever dated someone of color. She's very opinionated. Set her up come here....I de here, I get record of been a good person. Abeg give her my email quickly.

BlowJobs:


You don't need a passport per say but you need to apply for ETA if you're traveling by air.

U.S. Lawful Permanent Residents may use their I-551 ("Green Card" -- instead of a passport -- for travel between Canada and the United States, by air, land, or sea. The I-551 is accepted for entry to Canada, from the U.S.; a U.S. permanent resident does not require a visa to visit Canada, regardless of citizenship. When re-entering the U.S., permanent residents must present their I-551. Note that starting March 15, 2016, U.S. Lawful Permanent Residents will require Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) to fly to Canada.[i][/i]

https://www.tripadvisor.com/Travel-g153339-s602/Canada:Crossing.The.Border.html

A baby is automatic US citizen if one or both parents at the time of birth, is a US citizen. We had to register with the embassy for overseas birth. And we processed the Canadian papers.

So, Canadian by virtue of being born in Canada, US and Nigerian citizenship from parents. Yes, the citizenship is automatic. Can be done at the US embassy abroad ( overseas birth registration) or within the US.


Our challenges are similar. Mine is majorly from my sister in-law. I made a mistake, I admit fault and I've apologize. (No, I didn't cheat on my wife). But my wife's sister has "crosshairs" on me.

I'm actively trying to set her up with someone. She needs a distraction since her last "relationship". Problem is I don't think she's ever dated someone of color. She's very opinionated.

BlowJobs:

BlowJobs:

BlowJobs:

neahyo:
Congratulations BlowJobs on the birth of your child, may the Almighty grant you all the resources needed to be an awesome father. Regarding your sister-in-law, please try not to get involved in her relationship life, else it will come back to haunt you. If the person you set her up with ditch on her or the relationship goes awry, you'd be the one to blame. By the way, i also have my reservations regarding men of color, especially africans; know that not everyone is honest and open-minded like you and don't hold everyone to your standards.

Have a wonderful day!