Hello. After the medical is the background check. This is usually the last but longest stage of the application.
Spousal sponsorship
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Hello All,
I am married and have a 1 month old Baby.
I am contemplating to apply for a Canadian PR via express entry.
However can anyone help me with some information as to whether if I can apply for myself first-get a PR-land in Canada and then arrange and apply for my spouse and child's PR via the Family and Spousal Immigration.
OR is it advisable for both my spouse and myself to apply for PR at the same time mentioning our child as a dependent.
What are the options available and which one is the most suitable?
I am married and have a 1 month old Baby.
I am contemplating to apply for a Canadian PR via express entry.
However can anyone help me with some information as to whether if I can apply for myself first-get a PR-land in Canada and then arrange and apply for my spouse and child's PR via the Family and Spousal Immigration.
OR is it advisable for both my spouse and myself to apply for PR at the same time mentioning our child as a dependent.
What are the options available and which one is the most suitable?
Hi Everyone,
I just want to ask regarding our case with my conjugal partner in canada, we want to apply for spousal sponsorship under conjugal relationship, but not sure if we are qualified. This is our case, he is a canadian citizen and i am from Philippines, we have had our long distance relationship for almost two years now, we met once when he visited me for a month in my country and have lived in one roof just like married couples at the time of his stay.We really want to get married here in the Philipines, but the reason we can't get married is that he was previously been married to his ex wife who is from Philippines also, although they are now divorced in canada. The problem is Philippines is not acknowledging divorce. We also tried to apply myself a visitor visa so we can be together in canada and eventually get married there but i have been rejected 2 times. Are we qualified for conjugal relationship?hope you guys can help us. Thank you in advance. Pls enlighten me.
I just want to ask regarding our case with my conjugal partner in canada, we want to apply for spousal sponsorship under conjugal relationship, but not sure if we are qualified. This is our case, he is a canadian citizen and i am from Philippines, we have had our long distance relationship for almost two years now, we met once when he visited me for a month in my country and have lived in one roof just like married couples at the time of his stay.We really want to get married here in the Philipines, but the reason we can't get married is that he was previously been married to his ex wife who is from Philippines also, although they are now divorced in canada. The problem is Philippines is not acknowledging divorce. We also tried to apply myself a visitor visa so we can be together in canada and eventually get married there but i have been rejected 2 times. Are we qualified for conjugal relationship?hope you guys can help us. Thank you in advance. Pls enlighten me.
If you’re in conjugal relationship
A conjugal partner is:
a person who is living outside Canada,
in a conjugal relationship with the sponsor for at least one year, and
could not live with the sponsor as a couple because of reasons beyond their control (e.g. immigration barrier, religious reasons or sexual orientation).
This term applies to both opposite and same-sex couples.
You can sponsor a conjugal partner if:
there is a significant degree of attachment between the two of you, implying not just a physical relationship but a mutually interdependent relationship, and
you’ve been in a genuine (real) relationship for at least 12 months where marriage or cohabitation (living together) hasn’t been possible because of barriers such as sexual orientation, religious faith, etc.
A conjugal partner is:
a person who is living outside Canada,
in a conjugal relationship with the sponsor for at least one year, and
could not live with the sponsor as a couple because of reasons beyond their control (e.g. immigration barrier, religious reasons or sexual orientation).
This term applies to both opposite and same-sex couples.
You can sponsor a conjugal partner if:
there is a significant degree of attachment between the two of you, implying not just a physical relationship but a mutually interdependent relationship, and
you’ve been in a genuine (real) relationship for at least 12 months where marriage or cohabitation (living together) hasn’t been possible because of barriers such as sexual orientation, religious faith, etc.
I've been there! Lol no worries! Maybe just delete it so she doesn't get confused
Deleted, I am so grateful for this portal. We are all in the same situation, just wanting to be with our loved ones. It's such an emotional process.I've been there! Lol no worries! Maybe just delete it so she doesn't get confused
Stressful is my case! I've been through the process, then an appeal and now going through ss. Lord only knows how long that will take,but I'm told at least 6 monthsDeleted, I am so grateful for this portal. We are all in the same situation, just wanting to be with our loved ones. It's such an emotional process.
luckily I'm with my husband so I'm grateful for that. Alot of others are separated. So I'll count my blessings. But this group has helped answer so many questions and concerns.
Your application is "inland"?Stressful is my case! I've been through the process, then an appeal and now going through ss. Lord only knows how long that will take,but I'm told at least 6 months
Outland. I'm in Saudi with my husband while they do his application. Will be 2 years next month and still got a ways to go
Inshallah But I know for sure at least 6 more months.. It's okay though. Good things come to those who wait. Patience is key in the process!