Does entering the U.S. illegally twice, once for asylum, ( the enteries are over 10 years apart)disqualify me from immigrating to Canada? I haven’t been with my family for almost two years. I just want to be with my wife and child.
Does entering the U.S. illegally twice, once for asylum, ( the enteries are over 10 years apart)disqualify me from immigrating to Canada? I haven’t been with my family for almost two years. I just want to be with my wife and child.
"Thank you so much for all your work. My mom got her Canadian visa for 6 months and she also got her U.S visa too. Her application for Canadian visitor visa was refused three timed before and I don't know what to do until we retained your office. Thank you very much!!!! We will certainly recommend you to others!"
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