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Postby Reba on Sun May 27, 2007 8:18 am

That's why I said "not often for Canadians, but it does happen" :p IMO, better to expect the worst and be pleasantly surprised, than to not know what you could be in for.

How many Canadians have you seen posting on VJ totally insensed because they've been denied entry to the US and they figured it never ever happened, because afterall, they're Canadian, and should have special privledges?

Over the years, I've seen more than a few.

No, it doesn't negatively affect your visa application, but it does put quite a crimp in a relationship.
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i need some information please help me

Postby shabi on Wed Dec 17, 2008 11:32 am

hi every one

i want to kown that i live in uk and i have british passport and i am married and have 2 years old son but the problem is that i want to bring my husband in uk just for 1 or 2 month visit and i dont work as well because of my son.

so is there any chance to bring my husband in uk just for visit we been togather 4 last 4 years.

please do let me know what can i do?

thank youvery much

bye for now
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