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I'm sorry that this happened to you. To be "had" by someone you thought loved you is rough. Though, it's dangerous to be blinded by love and some of the responsibility is yours to take for that. If you haven't sponsored this individual, you just need to get out of the marriage in the quickest...

Wow, I cannot imagine the inconvenience in both time and cost when an application is returned. Thankfully, this did not happen in the case of my application to sponsor my husband. I took 2 months to gather all the documents, proof, and look everything over carefully 100 times. It's just better...

The newest form is probably better. If you want to be on the super safe side, I see no harm in submitting both and including an explanation on a separate paper that you were not sure which to complete so you completed both. :)

Can you elaborate on your question? Do you have a visa to enter Canada or an eTa document (or are from a visa exempt country)? Are you married or family to a Canadian? If you answered No to any of the above, you cannot enter Canada right now. If you answered Yes to both of the above, you can...

I know this is an old question, but I thought I would provide an answer for anyone newly in this situation. In my case (and our application was approved without question), my husband and I added each other as beneficiaries to our pension accounts and life insurance policies. We provided copies...

Ah, ok. I didn't know. Nevertheless, best of luck!

It was approved in November. We got the COPR and are going to Canada in a few weeks.

I have found IRCC to be understanding when a letter is included to explain simple discrepancies like that. I don't have experience in your exact situation, but we had a discrepancy in family information we had to provide (unknown parent, etc.) and they were understanding, no questions were asked...

Hello - out of curiosity, what is a pre-arrival letter? My husband's sponsorship was approved and I didn't receive any such letter?

Wow. You are undertaking a major responsibility with the promise to support 7 people financially for 10 years. But I wish you the best of luck.

I am new to this forum so I'm not sure what all the abbreviations mean but here is some information regarding my husband's January application which was approved in November. My husband and I live in the Caribbean. I am a Canadian citizen (non resident) and he is a native of the Caribbean and...

I submitted mine and ran a black sharpie through the account number to block it. Whether or not people see a point in doing so is another question. I just felt safer showing them my name and other details, but not the full account number as this paperwork likely goes through the hands of a few...

I sponsored my Husband for PR - outland family class spousal sponsorship. It began in January 2020 and we were approved in November 2020. We are set to be moving to Canada in a few weeks.

Hi - I am landing with my husband soon in Canada and in the same situation as you. I am a non-resident Canadian citizen. I haven't lived in Canada for 8 years. Can you tell me how did it go when you transferred your money? Was there any tax implication?

My process for my husband's sponsorship began in January and was completed by November this year.

Yes. My husband's application was submitted in January 2020 and we received COPR in early November. We are moving in February. :) The total process took about 11 months.

Hi Everyone Our application is spouse family class out land sponsorship. Timelines so far: Jan 31: Sent application pack to Sydney Feb 13: AOR received Feb 16: I was able to link our application online. Feb 19: Received request for Medical Feb 20: Sponsor eligibility was confirmed Feb 20...

You simply cannot go to any US location without an appointment. We just did the biometrics for our spouse in the US yesterday. We flew there for the day to do it. We had an appointment. The security at the door was not letting anyone inside the building who did not have an appointment so you...