Permanent Resident marriage
This is a discussion on Permanent Resident marriage within the Other Immigration Law & Visas forum, part of the IMMIGRATION LAW category; I am a (41 years) permanent U.S. resident, (Canadian Citizen) My significent other (Canadian Citizen) and I wish to marry ...
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Nov 13th, 2008, 08:21 AM
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Permanent Resident marriage
I am a (41 years) permanent U.S. resident, (Canadian Citizen)
My significent other (Canadian Citizen) and I wish to marry to consolidate financial interests. She owns Canadian property, I own Florida property. In Canada we are considered married (common-law after 6 months of co-habiting) We wish to sell out Canadian interests and both live retirement years in Florida. 1. If we marry in Canada, what is her status in Fla? Can she live here with me legally? 2. What is necessary to marry in Fla? Is it a viable option? 3. What health coverage (US - CN) would be available to her? 4. If marrying in Fla doesn't she need a SS#. Thanks BP |
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