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Thanks! We are really struggling with this part as it is quite hard to prove intent for a move so far off. My husband will be keeping his current job and working remote, but HR won't officially sign off on a letter to that effect before they negotiate his new contract, and they won't do that...

Who does it get addressed to? Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada?

Our agent offered to write a letter, just asked for a sample of what it should say.

With processing times so far off I am struggling with proving intent. We recently met with a real estate agent just to get an idea of what our house is worth and when we should sell. I was thinking a letter from the agent might be be helpful, but I'm sure what it should say. any suggestions...

Actually, this new rule doesn't change the pilot program in Alberta. I believe there is a still a push to expand that and I expect with the current spike goes down we will see it rolled out to more airports. When you look at the test positivity rates for that program I think it has been quite...

Thanks for that explanation! :)

I am nearly ready to submit my application to sponsor my husband for permanent residency in Canada, and then realized we need to get a background check from Germany as well as from the FBI. (We live in California, and he has lived here since 2001, however he was 34 at time). Can I submit...

How much proof of your marriage do you include when you have been married for 10 years and have two children?

canuck78 - The list that I included was pretty much what I had compiled from going through previous posts, but I will take another search through. So much of the "additional info" requests were in regards to proving the relationship between the sponser and applicant, and that won't be an issue...

Arg. I don't even understand what other people would have as proof when you wait a year for processing. No one quits their job a year early, or gets a new a job a year before you move to a new country.. Here is what we have - Letters from several friends and family confirming we have discussed...

Yes, the problem is we are moving to an area of BC where we would be subject to a 20% transfer tax if he doesn't have his residency.

Armoured, yeah that describes us. We have been married for 10. years, have a healthy savings account, we are USA residents (my husband is a dual citizen between Germany and US) and our kids are Canadian citizens. When we went through immigration in the US I remember using a site that had a...

Sorry, I can see how that was confusing. I entirely misread it thinking I needed to get the background check as well.

I was wondering if you could all help me figure out what is required regarding Criminal Record Check's as the information on the forms seems a bit vague to me. "The country where you (or they) have lived MOST of your (their) life since the age of 18" I am the sponser so for myself - I have in...

I was just curious as to what peoples recent experiences were with a relatively simple case.

I am a Canadian Citizen who was been in the United States for 18 years. I am applying for an Outland sponsorship for my husband of 10 years who is a dual citizen of Germany and the United States to move to Canada (we have two small children). My husband will keep his current job and work...

My husband is a naturalized US citizen (he is German but he hasn't had tax obligations there for 20 years). He actually got his US citizenship mainly to sponsor me because at the time there was quite a wait to sponsor the spouses of Green Card Holders and my H1-B visa was expiring.... I do have...

The processing times are so far out that we cannot provide any of those things until we have his PR, or close to it. Though what logical reason would any high income family have for going through the pain of getting PR without intending to move?

I have a meeting with an accountant in Jan., however it is just something I can't get out of my head so I thought I would throw it up here and see if anyone has personal experience.

I am not sure what forum this best fits under. We are planning a move from the US to Canada next year, currently working on spousal sponsorship paperwork. I have been living in the US for 18 years, so it is has been a long time since I have had any Canadian tax obligations. When my husband...