Search results

Oh my gosh- I just realized what I did. The amount they charged on my card was American dollars, which is lower than the Canadian dollar. So neverrrrmind! Haha doh!

Yes, I paid it all and included the receipts. But the only thing that was charged on my credit card was the main application fee $1065 (or something like that?). They never took out the other fees. That's what I'm wondering- do they usually charge the whole thing at the same time?

I applied for spousal sponsorship with work permit in March. I just realized that my credit card was only charged for the main application fee, but not for the other payments that I made for the work permit and biometrics. So I'm guessing those come out separately? I'm wondering when those...

So we are married but I only moved in in September. Since we don't have any kids and stuff, I have to answer the questions about us living together- for inland yes. So at this point, my name is not on the property or bills yet. We have added it on a couple of them, but the bills showing my...

Ugh yea that's what I'm bumping up against. It seems like this one little thing is going to hold me up at least another couple of weeks.

On the actual bill at this time, it shows my previous name and address. That's why I'm wondering if a screenshot of the changed address from the profile page on my credit card account would be enough.

I've been struggling with what to use to prove that I am living with my spouse. I am already going to use a copy of our cell phone bill, which shows that I am on the account. I can change my name on some of my bills (like my credit cards), but to show it actually on the bill, I would have to...

As Canuck is saying- I'm looking for a way to show proof of a joint relationship, which is why I was asking about proof of financial support, because that is one of the options for showing proof of the relationship. I am NOT working because I am here on a visitor Visa right now and can't work...

I am very close to done, but this is my last hold up. We put my name on an energy bill, but it was right as they were generating the bill for this month, so we won't actually have a bill with my name on it until next month. I've looked into getting a driver's license, but I would have to get a...

How would you go about showing proof that your Canadian spouse is financially supporting you? Just struggling to find one more of the documents to prove a genuine relationship.

Perfectly-thank you so much!

Ok, so on the general application, question 10- current country of residence status, do I put "visitor" or "other"? None of the other options apply to me. Thank you.

Hi, I'm just looking for some assurance I guess. I came to Canada in September from the states and told the border patrol that I was coming to visit my partner for 6 weeks. My partner and I got married in November and we are applying for Permanent residency, from inland. What confuses me so...

Yes, I was married and divorced in the states.

Thank you. My previous marriage was in the U.S.

I am applying for PR under spousal sponsorship. Since I was married before, I have to show proof of my divorce. All I have at this point is a form from the court showing the judgment of disillusionment of the marriage, and the terms (which in our case was pretty much blank because we didn't...

I am getting really nervous. In 3 days I will be driving up to stay with my girlfriend in the Vancouver area, with plans to marry her soon and apply for permanent residency. It's been suggested not to say that I plan to say that I'm staying for 6 months or that I'm planning to marry my...

Thank you for your response. It was helpful. To specify, I will be driving there, from Oregon to BC, so there won't be a plane ticket. Any idea how long would be a good amount of time to say I'm staying in that case? Thanks!

Hi, So happy to have found this forum, seems like it might be more helpful than other sites I've been looking at. I am planning to go to Canada from Oregon to stay with my girlfriend next month, and if all goes well, we plan to get married and apply for PR under spousal sponsorship. But...