Any DACA recipients moved to another country?? - Page 6

Originally Posted by thedelight21

Anyone who immigrated to Canada without an attorney?

Originally Posted by JstAnotherDreamer

I have migrated over to Canada. I had applied for my Canadian PR through their Federal Skilled worker program long before DACA was even in place or considered. With my luck, I received my Canadian PR approval as well as DACA around the same time. Unfortunately at that time, there was no express entry so I had to wait about 5 years to get my Canadian PR. Once you receive the approval for PR you have a set time to become a landed immigrant so I had used my AP to come to Canada during that time. I lived here (Canada) for about a year then went back home (US). I just moved back this year after Trump got into office. Call me a chicken if you will, but I have the responsibility of my parents and if I am jobless then we all become homeless, so I just got up and left.

If you guys have any questions regarding the move to Canada feel free to send me a message.

I dont usually post on the forum but I am a frequent visitor. If you have any questions regarding migrating to Canada or even multiple entry AP let me know.

Regardless of where I am, one thing is for sure.. US will always be home.

Thanks!

Originally Posted by ceaguila

So to move to Canada we'd have to apply from our country?

Originally Posted by Rida980

I am going through a consultant but its a straightforward process. The canadavisa forum is extremely helpful. If you have enough points amd decide to apply I would highly recommend submitting the FBI background check first as its a very time consuming process

Originally Posted by thedelight21

Did you have to get fingerprints done somewhere?

Originally Posted by Swim19

Unless you received DACA before the age of 18, you will still activate the 10 year ban.

Originally Posted by LordFlies

Slightly off-topic. My sister was here for 8 years 2003-2011(DACA didn't exist, and she wouldn't be eligible cuz she was 17 when we came here), and she got married to someone that lives in Toronto, Canada(He's a GC holder not citizen). She had to go back to our country to get her Canada Visa sorted for like 6 mos-a year ( I forgot). She lives in Toronto now, and what's weird is she didn't seem to trigger the 10-year ban because she's been coming back to Los Angeles like every year (since 2013). lol. So I think maybe if you move to Canada and get married to a resident there, the 10-year ban gets cancelled out?

Originally Posted by LordFlies

Slightly off-topic. My sister was here for 8 years 2003-2011, and she got married to someone that lives in Toronto, Canada(He's a GC holder not citizen). She had to go back to our country to get her Canada Visa sorted for like 6 mos-a year ( I forgot). She lives in Toronto now, and what's weird is she didn't seem to trigger the 10-year ban because she's been coming back to Los Angeles like every year (since 2013). lol. So I think maybe if you move to Canada and get married to a resident there, the 10-year ban gets cancelled out?

Originally Posted by Swim19

Was your sister registered with immigration? USCIS has all our information, fingerprints etc. Before DACA it might have been possible, but it's unlikely you will not trigger the ban now.