Non accompanying Canadian spouse

[Louka11]

Hi guys,

First, thank you very much for your help in advance.

I am new to the forum and my question may have been answered:

My spouse is a Canadian citizen and I have put her non-accompanying in my answer when I received my ITA.
I have to fill up information for her section such as her addresses in the last 10 years etc...

I am confused about why the government is asking all these questions when she is a Canadian Citizen.

Did I do something wrong when answering the questions?
if no, are they going to ask me later to provide medical exam and proof of work history for her?

Thanks again and Cheers

 

[myra20sharma]

I am really not sure about your case. However, I have friends who are Citizen today but were not 6-7years ago. They were Indian citizens. So, they want to scrutinize the background, may be. Again, that's my guess. I may be wrong

 

[Louka11]

I am really not sure about your case. However, I have friends who are Citizen today but were not 6-7years ago. They were Indian citizens. So, they want to scrutinize the background, may be. Again, that's my guess. I may be wrong

Thanks for taking the time to answer
I will wait to see if anyone had a case like that!

 

[myra20sharma]

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...cec-with-canadian-spouse.522155/#post-6418867

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...ed-in-cec-pr-application.533908/#post-6588722

Something related I came across.

 

[Louka11]

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...cec-with-canadian-spouse.522155/#post-6418867

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...ed-in-cec-pr-application.533908/#post-6588722

Something related I came across.

Thank you very very much
I'm relieved that they don't ask for proof of work or studies of my common law.
She may ask her brother to provide me a copy of his passport.
I'm glad that I'm not the only one dealing with this case.
Should I ask in both threads?

Cheers

 

[myra20sharma]

Thank you very very much
I'm relieved that they don't ask for proof of work or studies of my common law.
She may ask her brother to provide me a copy of his passport.
I'm glad that I'm not the only one dealing with this case.
Should I ask in both threads?

Cheers

Go ahead! Post your question as many times as you want and until you get a satisfactory answer.

 

[Louka11]

Thanks again for your kindness.
I'm glad that I haven't received any points for PR/Canadian Siblings cause I thought I may have answered wrong like the case in the first link you have shared.
I may just have to answer the questions because of the system process and Hopefully it won't ask me for my partner's documents
Cheers