[kepi]

I am an undocumented resident of the US. Through California's new gay marriage, I have married my partner. He was here in the United States.

Could he sponsor me as a partner for us to move to Canada? Or would we need a Canadian marriage?

And would be the best pathway for us to get Canadian citizenship? We're both college sophomores...

[Fr_Chuck]

Ok, you are an illegal immigrant in the US, so you are living in the US illegally?? So what county are you a citizen of, you will have to apply for their citizenship as a resident of that nation, since you do not have US citizenship.
Also are you moving to Canada?

[lawanwadee]

Is he a Canadian?

Sorry.. not enough info here.

[kepi]

Ok,, you are an illegal immigrant in the US, so you are living in the US illegally ???? so what county are you a citizen of, you will have to apply for thier citizenship as a resident of that nation, since you do not have US citizenship.
Also are you moving to Canada ??

We want to move to canada. Yes. I am living in the us illegally.

He is not a canadian citizen

[lawanwadee]

Your only choice is to find employment in Canada first, then you can obtain employment-based immigrant visa.

This link might be helpful...

Translated version of http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/index.asp

[Lowtax4eva]

If neither of you are citizens of Canada you can't get Canadian citizenship unless you get legal employment in Canada and the company sponsors you to become a Canadian permanent resident.

Once you're a permanent resident (the equivalent of having a green card) you can apply to be a citizen after a few years.

[phoenixcan]

Look into the Manitoba or Ontario Provincial Nominee Programs. It is a way to become a Canadian resident and eventually a citizen ( in 3 yrs).