All my family.lives here so they have been my biggest financial support.
Just a bit of a tip here, if you're not viewed as truthful about any single thing in a spousal application then it may be that the whole marriage is designed so that you may gain permanent residence status in Canada.
The view of an immigration officer, once they find any sort of misrepresentation, is that your credibility is now lost. Read other threads about people who once applied inland and who are again reapplying outland after their removal. They have had years added to their processing time and as refusals can continue they may have to shell out for legal fees for an appeal. Only a legitimate relationship and whopping amounts of legal fees can sustain such hurdles.
Getting married is nice and being sponsored is super nice and then being refused, removed and reapplying abroad is truly unpleasant. There is no right of appeal for inland applications so if you fib to folks who ONLY look at inland sponsorships all day and every day, expect issues.
Good luck to you and your child whatever may come.
