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Update it on the paperwork. Print it out again. Is it on any of the pages that are signed? If cannot, you cash just switch out the pages.

You will be waived through! If they do ask a lot of questions, it is for their own practice. Add a US/Canadian citizens, you are allowed to cross the border without a visa or preauthorization. Unless there are other factors that would make your partner ineligible to re-enter Canada, there is...

The short version is that everything will be fine! Just be honest. Don't give them a reason to be concerned - you have nothing to hide.

Hi there! I did my biometrics in saint Albans Vermont! It was very fast & painless. The key to crossing the border is being honest and transparent. Your wife is currently staying in Ottawa with you. That is where she is living while she is on a visitor's visa. the fact that you were granted a...

Congrats!! And yes, sometimes it comes before the AOR! Mine came around the same time. Yes, he can go to Vermont to do the biometrics! That's where I did mine, too! It's super quick. Make sure he brings the printed request form/etc. He should not have any problems with re-entry to Canada so...

You should get AOR very shortly! Fingers crossed! Make sure to get your CSQ paperwork completed ASAP, that way you can send that off immediately after it's requested (it will happen when they transfer your file). That can save you a few precious days. If all timing goes as usual, you should...

Hi there! Make sure that you can provide proof of funds to be able to support him. You likely won't get AOR until a month after receipt. So it should be soon!! Also, he needs to be very careful about what he brings with him on this trip over. It should only be the bare minimum. No uhaul...

It's a bummer. I was in a similar situation with my husband. Couldn't move. Couldn't not work. I'm sorry.

related thread: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/conjugal-sponsorship-dilemma.615507/

to further answer your question, they will send a request for the CSQ paperwork after you apply for Spousal Sponsorship PR.

hi mallory, to the best of my understanding, you might not qualify as conjugal partners. however, I don't know your personal situation. conjugal is very difficult to prove and likely will not apply to the vast majority of Canadian/US couples. "The key to assessing the conjugal partnership...

in our case, the CSQ was requested 9 days after AOR1, SA, Biometrics, etc. my dates are in the signature. still in the middle of this process... they just charged my credit card yesterday, which I'm hoping means that the packet was complete. it's recommended to fill out the paperwork in...

YES- this is called Dual Intent. " Dual intent is present when a foreign national who has applied or may apply for permanent residence in Canada also applies to enter Canada for a temporary period as a visitor student worker Having 2 intents (1 for temporary residence and 1 for permanent...

sorry to panic you! this is one of those cases where I'm THRILLED to be wrong! I just remembered coming across the information about the 5 year period and I must have thought it applied to everyone! it doesn't- which is awesome. :-)

ah, I found where I thought it was a time frame until someone could sponsor! It only applies if the person sponsoring was previously sponsored as a spouse/etc within the past 5 years. it's in IM1344E, page 2 question 5. so as long as they weren't sponsored as a spouse, they can sponsor you. :-)

unfortunately, she hasn't had PR long enough to sponsor you. (edited to reflect information found below) --- there is only a time limit required if YOUR sponsor was previously sponsored as a spouse/common-law/etc within the past 5 years. so as long as that's not the case, it should be...

I submitted my document from the online PDF only to receive it in the mail a few days later. it was identical. what you received is absolutely fine.

Yes- I don't remember which sheet it is on.. the checklist?? You can even live together in Canada while applying for Outland sponsorship- so long as you are legally there. Inland vs outland is all about where it get processed.

I appreciate that! Always good to look out for those things. A little more information on dual intent is here: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/temporary-residents/visitors/dual-intent-applicants.html As...

I'll just be in Quebec as a visitor. I'm leaving my job at the end of the contract period (June), selling my house, etc. Rather than wait around in the states at my sister's house/etc (no thanks!), I'm going to go stay with my husband. As long as the border agent trusts that I will leave Canada...