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[vinny]

If you have lived together for at least two years, then she may apply for an unmarried partners visa in Canada. It may be better if you can prove that the relationship has lasted 4 years.

Alternatively, if she were to marry before applying, then she may apply for a spouse visa.

Alternatively, she may apply for a Fiancé(e) visa. After marriage, apply for FLR(M).

Note that:

If you have been granted entry clearance as a husband, wife, civil partner, or unmarried or same-sex partner, you will need to enter the UK within 28 days of the start date shown on your visa. You should tell the Entry Clearance Officer the exact date on which you will be travelling before your visa is issued. (You can ask for it to be post-dated for up to three months if you do not plan to travel immediately).

Subsequently apply for SET(M). Read form SET(M)'s requirements as soon as possible.

[bear5150ca]

If you have lived together for at least two years, then she may apply for an unmarried partners visa in Canada. It may be better if you can prove that the relationship has lasted 4 years.

Alternatively, if she were to marry before applying, then she may apply for a spouse visa.

Alternatively, she may apply for a Fiancé(e) visa. After marriage, apply for FLR(M).

Note that:

If you have been granted entry clearance as a husband, wife, civil partner, or unmarried or same-gender partner, you will need to enter the UK within 28 days of the start date shown on your visa. You should tell the Entry Clearance Officer the exact date on which you will be travelling before your visa is issued. (You can ask for it to be post-dated for up to three months if you do not plan to travel immediately).

Subsequently apply for SET(M). Read form SET(M)'s requirements as soon as possible.

any idea on the cost of applying for marriage visa or fiancee visa?? also cost of ILR visa?? and processing times....also where do I apply?? through my british consulate in ottawa??

[Wanderer]

If you have lived together for at least two years, then she may apply for an unmarried partners visa in Canada. It may be better if you can prove that the relationship has lasted 4 years.

Alternatively, if she were to marry before applying, then she may apply for a spouse visa.

Alternatively, she may apply for a Fiancé(e) visa. After marriage, apply for FLR(M).

Note that:

If you have been granted entry clearance as a husband, wife, civil partner, or unmarried or same-gender partner, you will need to enter the UK within 28 days of the start date shown on your visa. You should tell the Entry Clearance Officer the exact date on which you will be travelling before your visa is issued. (You can ask for it to be post-dated for up to three months if you do not plan to travel immediately).

Subsequently apply for SET(M). Read form SET(M)'s requirements as soon as possible.

any idea on the cost of applying for marriage visa or fiancee visa?? also cost of ILR visa?? and processing times....also where do I apply?? through my british consulate in ottawa??

Fiancee £500, Spouse/FLR £395, £585 same day, ILR £750, same day £950, citizenship £660 or so.

Not cheap eh!