Spouse sponsorship

[CBarr]

Hi, I tried opening this thread twice already, and it keeps being moved to " Awaiting approval before being displayed publicly. " with absolutely no warning, or any info provided at all.

I am trying to obtain useful information and this odd situation is preventing me from obtaining it. My first attempt was in January 23rd, thread became hidden waiting for approval, and has never been approved since, and no response from the forum team.
Today I posted a second time, in seconds it was hidden as well and no explanation or warning at all given.

What the hell is going on? All that I am trying to do is find helpful information regarding spousal sponsorship which fits this sub-forum exactly.

 

[CBarr]

What is going on with this forum

 

[DimT44]

What is going on with this forum

So what's your question?

 

[CBarr]

Thread opened on Jan 23rd https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...or-common-law-partner-in-canada-class.756090/
Same thread opened minutes ago https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...or-common-law-partner-in-canada-class.757114/

No warnings, no explanations, nothing. all it shows is that unhelpful message forever " Awaiting approval before being displayed publicly. "

 

[CBarr]

So what's your question?

I'm going to post the text as an image because this forum is not working correctly clearly.

 

[scylla]

Thread opened on Jan 23rd https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...or-common-law-partner-in-canada-class.756090/
Same thread opened minutes ago https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...or-common-law-partner-in-canada-class.757114/

No warnings, no explanations, nothing. all it shows is that unhelpful message forever " Awaiting approval before being displayed publicly. "

Can you explain what's in it? You may be triggering some sort of spam or other filter.

 

[CBarr]

Can you explain what's in it? You may be triggering some sort of spam or other filter.

I just replied the entire thread content as an image here (my reply right before yours), I cannot find anything in there that could be interpreted as being spam anywhere.

 

[armoured]

1. She can apply to extend her stay, best to do eg 30 days before the six month term of entry is up. Pretty routinely approved.
2. Best not to show up with all her worldly belongings. And probably easier to say for a long visit, and yes, you might apply for PR. The key is will honour terms of admission and depart if/when required. While they can deny entry if they have concerns or doubts, seems not too common.
3. Not really, but you should look into insurance.
4. Up to you. Note, there's nothign wrong with applying 'outland' while in Canada - main (possibly only) significant difference is the possible open work permit.

 

[CBarr]

Thanks a lot! As for 3, yes we already have insurance on standby and with an option to extend whenever we extend her stay. As for 4 the open work permit is definitely a plus, and we'd be together while waiting for the application decision instead of waiting apart possibly for more than 1 year even.