We are an older couple who although live in 2 different countries we are only 20 minutes apart. We drive back and forth almost 3 times a week to visit and spend times together.. We are not professionals just an older couple living paycheck to paycheck and struggling as individuals.. We would like to just live together and share expenses instead of traveling back and forth every day or week for years. We know all about the visa filing route but we are of modest income and cannot afford the fees. She does not want to change her citizenship, just live with me in the states to share expenses as an older couple. Can she just get a green card to live with me and work a part time general labor job..
Immigration - 9 Answers
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Marry her
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you both should get married
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Marry her
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Get Married , then she gets a green card!!!!!!!
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just get hitched already! i preform marriages and for under $200.00 your legally hitched with a pre nup so both have no obligation if there is a divorce. both countries have dual citizenship but with canada it is automatic. think how much money you will save on fuel alone, and taxes. gotta love the canadian tax laws on foreign income.
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Um.....yeah, those are really hard to get today.
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she can just move in with you without changing her citizenship and apply for a temporary working visa you don't need a green card ,all you need a working social security numbers or get a dual citizenship which available to Canadian. ,or just move in and cross the boundary at least once a month.
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well you kind of have to have the job she would get to sponser the green card .... and you would she would also need a degree .... so I don't think it's likely that a part time job would allow her to do that ... the quickest and easiest route is to marry her .... you could just elope you know .... nothing fancy ... and no one really even has to know if you don't want ... or it is probably easier if you move to Canada .... just look into becoming a landed immigrant.
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Marriage is the only way you can do this, it takes a while and you will not only have to pay the filing costs but will have to prove you can support her. Have you considered moving to Canada? It might be cheaper and easier.
