resident visa
If you are applying for any sort of "new" visa for RESIDENT status you now need to apply in your home country. Your husband already has resident status, and is just moving to "permanent" resident status. When you switch from a tourist visa to a resident visa that is when you must apply in the U.S. or Canada
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- Health Insurance - jarad, 2014-08-09, 19:16
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- Health Insurance - jr, 2014-08-09, 19:18
- Health Insurance - Linda from Canada, 2014-08-09, 19:34
- Health Insurance - Gringo Viejo, 2014-08-10, 09:40
- Health Insurance - katherine, 2014-08-10, 12:47
- resident visa - jr, 2014-08-10, 13:45
- resident visa - katherine, 2014-08-10, 16:43
- resident visa - Linda from Canada, 2014-08-10, 17:01
- resident visa - Linda from Canada, 2014-08-10, 17:05
- resident visa - Gringo Viejo, 2014-08-10, 18:22
- resident visa - LadyM in Zihua, 2014-08-10, 21:39
- resident visa - HolyMole, 2014-08-10, 22:39
- resident visa - katherine, 2014-08-11, 06:12
- resident visa - jr, 2014-08-11, 13:17
- election noise - katherine, 2014-08-11, 14:33
- resident visa - HolyMole, 2014-08-11, 14:37
- resident visa - jr, 2014-08-11, 13:17
- resident visa - katherine, 2014-08-11, 06:12
- resident visa - frostbite, 2014-08-11, 08:53
- resident visa - katherine, 2014-08-10, 16:43
- resident visa - jr, 2014-08-10, 13:45
- Health Insurance - debio, 2014-08-11, 08:20
- Health Insurance - Linda from Canada, 2014-08-11, 18:14
