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SuiGeneris

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Apr 13, 2015
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Ontario
Category........
Visa Office......
Ottawa
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
30-09-2015
AOR Received.
05-12-2015
Med's Done....
13-08-2015
I'm applying for spousal sponsorship, where I am the sponsor, my American husband is the principal applicant.

I got my police certificate, medical exam is scheduled for next week, I'm wrapping up my application. But our case is weak in one area - financial support. I'm unemployed and make 0 dollars. I've been unemployed for 22 months. And I'm applying while unemployed.

Despite this, my mother and stepfather support me unconditionally and are eager to support my husband as well.

They bought us a car, and they make 100% of the monthly payments.

They bought me a cell phone, and they make 100% of the monthly payments.

They spent $30,000 to furnish the basement FOR my husband and I to live in.

They are giving the garage to my husband so that he can convert it to a workshop for his work! (He intends to work as a Housepainter/General Handyman/Woodworker in Canada)

My mother and stepfather combined make approximately $130,000/yr.

So in my mind, while trying to convince CIC that there is a stable financial support system, I figure these are all great points that would help paint that picture for them.

I figured I'd provide proofs of all above claims for CIC.

In your opinion, is this unnecessary or pointless? Is just a letter from my Mom + Stepdad + proof of employment (i.e. tax documents or letters from employers) sufficient?

Honest opinions and advice is appreciated.
 
Are your [very generous] parents looking to adopt any more `children'? :)

I think having your parents provide a letter, along with proof of their income would be more than sufficient. If they need more information they will likely contact you.

Remember...all CIC really needs to know, is that you are not on Social Assistance and that you have a `plan' for how you and your husband will start his life (with you) in Canada. Looks like you have a solid plan indeed.


Good luck!
 
I am confused as to why you got a police certificate, and have a medical exam for yourself scheduled, or did you mean your husband has his medical scheduled? Because you don't need either of those things for yourself.
 
iiiEllie said:
I am confused as to why you got a police certificate, and have a medical exam for yourself scheduled, or did you mean your husband has his medical scheduled? Because you don't need either of those things for yourself.

Good catch!

+1
 
My husband lol.

Thank you for your post Ponga, you're a renowned user with valuable insight. :)
 
SuiGeneris you have absolutely nothing to worry about at this point.