Hello everyone!
I'm a Canadian citizen living abroad and I'm planning on moving back once I can and sponsoring my boyfriend to do so aswell (we have all of the requirements to prove the common law relationship and my intention to move back).
My question today is regarding a special situation. He tried moving to Canada a few years back (we didn't even know each other back then) and immigration found out that he was intending to work on a visitor visa - I've contacted someone from immigration and found out that he was considered "allowed to leave", given the option to leave rather than being written up under the immigration act. So now, about 4 years later, do you think this will create a problem for the sponsorhip application? Our documentation is solid, by the time we submit everything we will have lived together for over a year (with a house rental contract under both our names), bills, letters, you name it, going to the same address for each of our names.
Thank you in advance.
I'm a Canadian citizen living abroad and I'm planning on moving back once I can and sponsoring my boyfriend to do so aswell (we have all of the requirements to prove the common law relationship and my intention to move back).
My question today is regarding a special situation. He tried moving to Canada a few years back (we didn't even know each other back then) and immigration found out that he was intending to work on a visitor visa - I've contacted someone from immigration and found out that he was considered "allowed to leave", given the option to leave rather than being written up under the immigration act. So now, about 4 years later, do you think this will create a problem for the sponsorhip application? Our documentation is solid, by the time we submit everything we will have lived together for over a year (with a house rental contract under both our names), bills, letters, you name it, going to the same address for each of our names.
Thank you in advance.