getting married with canadian immigration help (how much, home, living)

[maplev]

hi everybody ,i have a student visa,but i am not taking any classes for this september fall semester.me and my girlfriend are planning to get married soon.so i guess i will be staying illegally in canada since i am not able to take any classes or register for classes for this fall semester.my question is if i marry to my girlfriend in canada,will the immagration has the possibilties to deport me while i stay here illegally? ty

[Voltaire]

Don't worry, if you marry your girlfriend they can't deport you because if you marry a Canadian citizen you become one.
Good Luck.

[Cornerguy1]

Don't worry, if you marry your girlfriend they can't deport you because if you marry a Canadian citizen you become one.
Good Luck.

Absolutely dead wrong. Marrying a Canadian citizen does not result in citizenship.

If you marry a Canadian citizen in Canada, you have the option of applying for Permanent Resident's status from within Canada. You must maintain a legal status in Canada while your application for PR status is considered. That means you'll need to to have a valid student visa, visitor visa, etc. If you allow your visa to lapse, your PR status application will be rejected.

Please see the Citizenship and Immigration Canada web site for details:

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[maplev]

i do have a visa ,my question is a bit different ty anyways

[islamait]

hi everyone
could anyone tell me how much master of computer or information system cost in Canada. or diploma in information technology, and what are cities that have lower cost of living, please.

[Jaan]

Hey guys, how you all doing? I am in this situation that i dont even know wat to do. I have been studying in Canada for 6 years and my girlfriend is pregnant now and she wants to have the baby which is cool with me. Since there is a baby now, do any of you know that having a baby would make the things easier to become a canadian citizinship? i really need help/
thanks

[CASANOVA1320]

I am a canadian permanent resident for 9 years now, when my father applied for citizenship i was turning 18 my application was denied as i have to now file as an adult........

My question is i am now engaged to my longtime sweetheart with whom we've known each other as childhood friends in our home country of trinidad at around 14 i came to canada to live with my dad due to my moms passing, and my fiance moved to florida for a better life with her dad so we lost contact about 8 years, she moved on had a son, i never thought i would see her again i had a daughter as well........

We are now engaged and have been for a year..... We see each other every month or 2 months at the most its hard i am in the process of filing my citizenship and she as well. She wants to move to canada would it be better to get our papers in first seperately get married then file for her to come to canada or get married with our current status and then apply for her pr, also how long would the process take, and since she is currently a green card holder would she lose her us status if she was to apply for canadian residence????her son is a us citizen so she wants to keep her us status, and apply for us citizenship.

Any help will be greatly appreciated

thanking you in advance.