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Empenguin
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« on: August 09, 2008, 05:57:16 pm »

Hello all,

I'm a Canadian Citizen sponsoring my Japanese wife.  We met 2.5 years ago when she came to Toronto on a working holiday visa.  When her work visa (and ensuing extended visitor's visa) expired, she returned to Japan to work for a year and we maintained a long-distance relationship.  I visited her once.  A month ago, she came back to Toronto on a visitor's visa, and a few days ago we got married.  We're now preparing our an outland application, and she'll continue to live with me while it's being processed.

My primary question is: on the forms, where she has to fill in her address (and mailing address, if different), should she use my address, as she's staying with me for the duration of the application?  Or should she use her Japan address, and my address as her mailing address?

My other question
: For my forms, where required, I put both my English name and Chinese name.  For the immigrant's forms, is it okay if she just enters my English name?

Thank you so much.  This forum is amazingly helpful.
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Empenguin
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« Reply #1 on: August 09, 2008, 06:06:57 pm »

Oh, and a follow-up to the address question, for my Sponsor Questionnaire IMM5540, question #12:

Are you living with someone?


Should I list my wife there?  She'll be living with me for at least 6 months, but she only has a visitor's visa right now.

Thanks again!
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willnv
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« Reply #2 on: August 11, 2008, 10:10:19 pm »

She can't put your address down for her residential address unless she has permision to be in Canada for atleast 1 year. Put down her address in Japan for the residential address and use your mailing address so that everything gets sent to you. Only your wife needs to write her name in chinese / jap where the form asks for it. Yes I believe you should put her down as living with you, this also helps prove your relationship is genuine
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« Reply #3 on: August 13, 2008, 03:27:38 pm »

She can't put your address down for her residential address unless she has permision to be in Canada for atleast 1 year. Put down her address in Japan for the residential address and use your mailing address so that everything gets sent to you. Only your wife needs to write her name in chinese / jap where the form asks for it. Yes I believe you should put her down as living with you, this also helps prove your relationship is genuine

willnv,

Thanks for your response!  What you say makes a lot of sense.  Glad I got a reply! :)

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« Reply #4 on: September 04, 2008, 09:34:19 pm »

My fiancee and I have kind of the same situation. He is sponsoring me after we get married on 16th of January 2009. The wedding is in Canada and i will stay in Canada after the wedding. we will start the visa process while im in Canada. My quiestion to you is, is it possible to do that?. how will i get the visa to my passport after the process is done?.How has youre process been going, good?
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Empenguin
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« Reply #5 on: September 08, 2008, 03:36:47 pm »

My fiancee and I have kind of the same situation. He is sponsoring me after we get married on 16th of January 2009. The wedding is in Canada and i will stay in Canada after the wedding. we will start the visa process while im in Canada. My quiestion to you is, is it possible to do that?. how will i get the visa to my passport after the process is done?.How has youre process been going, good?

I don't think it will be a problem.  Every time I call CIC with questions and explain my situation, they've said it's okay.  I believe when the process is done, you'll have to send your passport to the processing office, whichever country it's in.  I'm not sure if they'll send it back to Canada.  You might have to have it sent to your family in your country of residence and then have them mail it to you back in Canada, so that you can land.

Our process is going okay, I suppose.  We've just had a lot of questions with the forms, but we haven't mailed it in yet.  We should be done in a week or so.

Good luck!
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