Change in circumstances post ITA

[Dolly Dhikker]

Hello All,

Please suggest on following: i am very new to this forum and require help urgently..

I have submitted my documents as single on 28.12.2016 AOR 28.12.2016 Review in progress

1.Can i do marriage now and add my spouse??

2.or i should go through spouse family class visa whenever i get marry..

3. Is it compulsory to be single till i land in CANADA if i receive my PR Decision Positive??

 

[Stanlee]

Hello All,

Please suggest on following: i am very new to this forum and require help urgently..

I have submitted my documents as single on 28.12.2016 AOR 28.12.2016 Review in progress

1.Can i do marriage now and add my spouse??

2.or i should go through spouse family class visa whenever i get marry..

3. Is it compulsory to be single till i land in CANADA if i receive my PR Decision Positive??

In case there is any change in your personal circumstances while your application is being reviewed/assessed, you will have to intimate CIC about the same through IRCC Web Form https://secure.cic.gc.ca/enquiries-renseignements/canada-case-cas-eng.aspx.

Since you are planning to get married, you will need the following post marriage to be submitted to CIC (or they will ask for it)

• Marriage Certificate
• Copy of spouse's passport
• Affidavit for Name Change after Marriage (in case maiden name is not retained post marriage)
• PCC for spouse
• Medicals for spouse
• Updated POF showing funds for both of you

 

[Dolly Dhikker]

Hi

Thank you so much stanlee for your reply on my topic..

Pls suggest if i get marry now and notify cic for same, will it impact on my PR decision???

 

[sushsmart15]

Below is the response from the expert "Asivad Anac" on getting married:

1. Get married when you want to. The only IRCC requirement is that you state your marital status accurately in your application.
2. If you are married before submitting the post ITA application, you will be treated as a married applicant (misrepresentation if you declare yourself as 'single') and your points are calculated differently. The only exception being that you can classify your spouse as 'not accompanying' whereby your points will be calculated as a single applicant.
3. If you get married after e-APR but before you 'land' in Canada, your points won't be recalculated when your spouse is added to the current application. Adding a spouse wouldn't directly lead to refusal - it may happen if your spouse is inadmissible to Canada on medical and/or criminal/legal grounds. It may also happen if you don't have sufficient POF for the two of you. Else your spouse will be added to the current application - no IELTS, ECA needed for spouse. Passport, Medicals, PCC(s) required.
4. No real reason to wait for PPR before getting married. You can get married anytime after e-APR and add your spouse to the current application. Many forum members have done that successfully and got their PRs together with their spouse. It delays the process by 8 weeks or longer but that is still worth it because inland/outland spousal sponsorship can take 12 months or longer.

I hope this helps.

 

[Dolly Dhikker]

Thanks a lot ASVIAD..

It helped me a lot to get clear idea of things concerned..

I am Planning to do only Civil Marriage, not the other wedding ceremonies related to marriage, Will IRCC ask for the photographs of wedding & other ceremonies.. I will have only marriage certificate to submit..

One thing more , can you suggest the thread for the persons who had same case and got PR??.. it can help me more.

Really thank you very much in advance!! May God bless you for all this help..

Best Regards,

Dolly

 

[Dolly Dhikker]

Hi,

One more question ,i have been nominated from Nova Scotia, is there any need to inform them also for my change of circumstances i.e marriage after Post ITA ..

Regards,

Dolly

 

[sushsmart15]

Hi,

One more question ,i have been nominated from Nova Scotia, is there any need to inform them also for my change of circumstances i.e marriage after Post ITA ..

Regards,

Dolly

Yes you would need to inform the province that has nominated you.