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renatumb

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Jul 14, 2014
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Hi everyone!!

Please help me with 2 questions:

1 - Which way is better to immigrate?
  • a. Start to study in a college then after graduate apply under CEC or FSW?
  • b. Apply directly under FSW? ( On the self-test I scored around 68 points)
2 - Lets suppose I got married one month ago, If I applied under FSW with my wife as dependent, was there some risk for her/our visa be refused ??

ps.: My girlfriend and me are intending to get married to apply under FSW, but I am undecided if this is the best way to get permanent resident visa...
 
your marraige will not affect ur application in anyway it is better to apply under fsw directly.
if u want u can apply for study visa then immediately for fsw also.
 
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