A bit of complicated situation. I'm and American-born Canadian, having obtained Canadian citizenship through my mother, who had immigrated to Canada from the Philippines before I was born. I've got 3 passports (US, Canada, and the Philippines), my wife has only 1 passport (Philippines), and my 3 daughters are all dual citizens of the US and the Philippines. We all want to make a move to Canada in the next few years. Due to my own status being born outside of Canada and my daughters all being born after April 2009, I understand that they will not have Canadian citizenship automatically conferred to them.
As I understand matters, once I get my wife and daughters approved by the Canadian immigration, they can enter Canada and become Permanent Residents. My question is "how likely will I be to get approval for my middle daughter who has high-functioning-autism?" She is 4 years old and was diagnosed last year. She will likely need special services when/f we have her enter the Canadian education system. Due to her condition, would she be likely denied immigration status?
Yes, I know the US is a viable option, but we're really not up for a move to the US at this point, especially with Fuhrer Trump setting up the 4th Reich. Thanks for your replies
As I understand matters, once I get my wife and daughters approved by the Canadian immigration, they can enter Canada and become Permanent Residents. My question is "how likely will I be to get approval for my middle daughter who has high-functioning-autism?" She is 4 years old and was diagnosed last year. She will likely need special services when/f we have her enter the Canadian education system. Due to her condition, would she be likely denied immigration status?
Yes, I know the US is a viable option, but we're really not up for a move to the US at this point, especially with Fuhrer Trump setting up the 4th Reich. Thanks for your replies
