As per the title - my partner is insisting that the CIC will primarily be interested in my (ie the Principal Applicant) demonstration of an intent to move to Canada if/when the PR is granted, as if the application itself wasn't intention enough!
Is such a requirement in existence? I am more than happy to have the intent to move be part of other documents we will be providing to show evidence of our Common-Law relationship over five years, but I am curious if she is barking up the wrong tree or not. As far as demonstrating her intent to move, we will of course be including this as well, and have, I believe, plenty of evidence to this end (namely the opening stage of a house purchase in Ontario). Thought welcome. Thanks!
Is such a requirement in existence? I am more than happy to have the intent to move be part of other documents we will be providing to show evidence of our Common-Law relationship over five years, but I am curious if she is barking up the wrong tree or not. As far as demonstrating her intent to move, we will of course be including this as well, and have, I believe, plenty of evidence to this end (namely the opening stage of a house purchase in Ontario). Thought welcome. Thanks!
