While Randy and Evi Quaid remain in custody in Vancouver, British Columbia, the California case has been continued to next month, RadarOnline.com has learned.

The wacky couple was supposed to appear Tuesday morning in a Santa Barbara courtroom on felony vandalism charges relating to their arrest for illegal squatting. Their failure to appear last week on the same charges prompted a judge to issue warrants for their arrest.

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Santa Barbara District Attorney, Lee Carter, told RadarOnline.com that Tuesday’s hearing was called and continued to November 2. The Quaid’s attorney, Robert Sanger, was present in court for the hearing and told the judge that he “is in contact” with the couple and said they plan to be present for next month’s hearing.

On Friday, a Santa Barbara judge raised the couples bail from $50,000 to a whopping $500,000 each at the request of the District Attorney so as to assure the couple will appear in court.

It looks like Randy and Evi Quaid will be spending some time in Canada following their detention Thursday, and if the couple can come up with the money - it won't be in jail!

The actor and his wife appeared at a immigration hearing in Vancouver on Friday seeking refugee status because they claim they are being targeted by "Hollywood star whackers" in the United States.

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During a break in the proceedings, the Quaids' lawyer read a single-sentence statement from the couple to the media: "We are requesting asylum from Hollywood star whackers," he read, declining to comment further on the mental state of his clients.

At the conclusion of the hearing, the Quaids were ordered released from custody, but must each post a $10,000 bond on a promise to appear for their next hearing October 28.

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The Quaids promised they would appear with Evi adding she'd be willing to wear an ankle bracelet while staying at a posh Vancouver hotel.

"I love Canada," Randy Quaid told the adjudicator.

"It's been a very welcoming nation to me. I would not do anything to besmirch my reputation."

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Vancouver police say they detained the couple after responding to a call for assistance and a check revealed the pair are wanted on outstanding U.S. warrants.

Randy said he believed the US warrants were issued by mistake and had been withdrawn and that they didn't travel north in an effort to skip out on them.

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Evi said she believed the warrants were a setup and her continued detention in Canada could seriously endanger her health. She said a jail nurse has told her that her blood pressure is dangerously high from the stress.

Although the Quaids are not wanted for any crimes in Canada, they were taken into custody by the Canada Border Services Agency on Thursday afternoon.

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Friday's hearing was mandatory to determine if their detention should continue with authorities arguing the Quaids posed a flight risk and should remain jailed

But Randy Quaid, 60, said he and his wife came to Canada because he was being given an award by a film critics group, adding the couple was considering moving to Vancouver where Randy planned to restart his career.

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But the couple have a dilemma to face - Randy and Evi Quaid are both due in a Santa Barbara, CA court on October 26 - two days before their Canadian court appearance - to address their various charges and their failure to appear at the last hearing.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, the Quaids’ bail was increased Friday at the request of the Santa Barbara district attorney’s office to $500,000 after the couple failed to show for their hearing on Monday.

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