CAN MRPS

[susannalli]

HI, IAM MARRIED, 29 YEARS OLD FEMALE CLIENT. I HAVE APPLIED FOR CAN - MRPS, AND MY APPLICATION IS GETTING READY TO ENTER THE ENPRESS ENTRY POOL.MY CONSULTANT SAID, THAT THOUGH I HAVE APPLIED ONLY FOR MYSELF THE PR, MY HUSBANDS DOCUMENST WILL ALSO BE NEEDED TO APPLY FOR PR. CAN SOME ONE PLEASE CLARIFY REGARDING WHAT DOCUMENTS OF MY HUSBAND WILL BE NEEDED DURING EXPRESS ENTRY.I HAVENT INCLUDED HIM IN THE PROCESS, AS IAM DOING THIS AS A PRIMARY APPLICANT WITHOUT SPOUSE ENTRY.

 

[scylla]

Please don't type in all caps in the future. It's difficult to read and is considered to be rude.

To answer your question - your consultant is right. Your husband must be included in the application - even if he's flagged as non-accompanying (i.e. he doesn't plan to come with you to Canada immediately). He will have to take and pass the medical and also provide PCCs so that CIC can conduct a background / security check. He must do these things in order for your application to be approved (again, even if he's not coming with you to Canada immediately).

 

[susannalli]

Please don't type in all caps in the future. It's difficult to read and is considered to be rude.

To answer your question - your consultant is right. Your husband must be included in the application - even if he's flagged as non-accompanying (i.e. he doesn't plan to come with you to Canada immediately). He will have to take and pass the medical and also provide PCCs so that CIC can conduct a background / security check. He must do these things in order for your application to be approved (again, even if he's not coming with you to Canada immediately).

Firslty, thank you for the initial correction regarding the "all - in - caps" i have used.i really didn't give a note on that .and secondly, thank you for answering my query, i understand it now better.