For those Inland applicants that are unaware of what it takes to get AIP...
According to the flowchart found in publication ip08 (page 51) Stage 1 approval for Inland applications is in fact a bit more than just `approval of sponsor' (unlike Outland).
The following must be met before AIP is issued:
Step 1- Sponsorship Evaluation
Question 1:
Is PR/Sponsorship application complete?
Question 2:
Does the sponsor satisfy R130 requirements?
␣ Canadian citizen or PR
␣ At least 18 years of age
␣ Residing in Canada
Question 3:
Does the sponsor satisfy R133 requirements?
␣ not under removal order
␣ not detained in penitentiary, jail or reformatory
␣ not convicted of an offence of a sexual nature against any person or of an offence that results in bodily harm against a family member
␣ not in default of previous sponsorship, support payments or immigration debt
␣ not an undischarged bankrupt
␣ not on social assistance (aside from disability)
IF YES, THEN...
Question 4:
Is Foreign National (applicant) a member of the [family] class (R124)?
␣ spouse or common- law partner of a sponsor
␣ cohabitating with sponsor in Canada
␣ (temporary resident status)*
␣ sponsorship submitted (and approved)
␣ Is FN excluded from the class due to R125 provisions– excluded relationships?
* May be waived using public policy, However, status still needed to work or study in Canada
(see more in ip08-Appendix H `Lack of Status').
IF YES, THEN...AIP is issued.
Stage 2 approval is where applicant does NOT meet the following:
␣ Security?
␣ Human or international rights violation?
␣ Financial reasons?*
␣ Criminality/Serious criminality?
␣ Security?
␣ Health grounds?*
␣ Misrepresentation?
␣ Inadmissible family member?
*(Taking into account relevant exceptions made for the in-Canada class excessive demand provisions)
After that...hopefully positive DM!
My apologies if this is old news, but just wanted to share it.
According to the flowchart found in publication ip08 (page 51) Stage 1 approval for Inland applications is in fact a bit more than just `approval of sponsor' (unlike Outland).
The following must be met before AIP is issued:
Step 1- Sponsorship Evaluation
Question 1:
Is PR/Sponsorship application complete?
Question 2:
Does the sponsor satisfy R130 requirements?
␣ Canadian citizen or PR
␣ At least 18 years of age
␣ Residing in Canada
Question 3:
Does the sponsor satisfy R133 requirements?
␣ not under removal order
␣ not detained in penitentiary, jail or reformatory
␣ not convicted of an offence of a sexual nature against any person or of an offence that results in bodily harm against a family member
␣ not in default of previous sponsorship, support payments or immigration debt
␣ not an undischarged bankrupt
␣ not on social assistance (aside from disability)
IF YES, THEN...
Question 4:
Is Foreign National (applicant) a member of the [family] class (R124)?
␣ spouse or common- law partner of a sponsor
␣ cohabitating with sponsor in Canada
␣ (temporary resident status)*
␣ sponsorship submitted (and approved)
␣ Is FN excluded from the class due to R125 provisions– excluded relationships?
* May be waived using public policy, However, status still needed to work or study in Canada
(see more in ip08-Appendix H `Lack of Status').
IF YES, THEN...AIP is issued.
Stage 2 approval is where applicant does NOT meet the following:
␣ Security?
␣ Human or international rights violation?
␣ Financial reasons?*
␣ Criminality/Serious criminality?
␣ Security?
␣ Health grounds?*
␣ Misrepresentation?
␣ Inadmissible family member?
*(Taking into account relevant exceptions made for the in-Canada class excessive demand provisions)
After that...hopefully positive DM!
My apologies if this is old news, but just wanted to share it.
