Sponsor does not require a police certificate. We only sent one for applicant and all was good.Hey guys
I have a question
Do sponsor need a police certificate due to he hasn't live to Canada since he was a child.
How We Compiled Our Spousal Sponsorship Application - 2018
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Hi Ruan,
In regards to declaring all my family members in my OUTLAND SPOUSE application, do you have any idea if they need to do the medical exam even they are not coming with me to CANADA? Also about the police clearance, I worked in UAE for 7 years and now I am back to Philippines for more than 1 year now.Should I get also police clearance from UAE? or Police Certificate issued by my home country is enough since I am already here for more than a year.
I am having headache from this,I am afraid to make mistake about this documents.
Thank you in advance for your response.
In regards to declaring all my family members in my OUTLAND SPOUSE application, do you have any idea if they need to do the medical exam even they are not coming with me to CANADA? Also about the police clearance, I worked in UAE for 7 years and now I am back to Philippines for more than 1 year now.Should I get also police clearance from UAE? or Police Certificate issued by my home country is enough since I am already here for more than a year.
I am having headache from this,I am afraid to make mistake about this documents.
Thank you in advance for your response.
Only family members who are dependents in your application will do the medicals (including accompanying dependents)
PCCs required are from the country your country live in (if more than 6 months), and the country you've lived most of your life since age 18. Depending on how old you are and how long you have lived in your country/other countries v/s the UAE, the 7 years you lived in the UAE could fall under 'the country you've lived most of your life since age 18' and hence you might need to submit the PCC. If not but it's not a hassle to get one, just get one and submit it or have it ready in case they ask (because they sometimes do)
Hi, you are most welcome. Some might say that I did too much or that I unnecessarily sent in too much information, but the fact that my case took 3 months to process while others at the same visa office waited 6 months and longer tells me that it pays off to put in the effort. I have been here for almost a year now, glad to see that the post is still helpful to others. You can make the application less detailed, but mine was organized well so the officer did not waste time flipping through everything. Make sure you have a table of contents with page numbers so the officer can easily get to what he/she wants. After that, its up to the officer to decide how much he/she wants to read.Wow, thx for sharing what you did. It is very useful.
exactly. As long as one can provide detailed with clear markings, it eases the officers and they can get what they want. If insufficient info is given, the officers will ask you and then you have to submit the info. This causes the officers spending extra time to handle a case.
Do you mind sharing with me what information you provided to show your intention to stay in Canada? It seems to me that it is a very frustrating part. I saw many posts that they were being rejected. I wondered why coz some of the information they gave was quite similar to what I prepared.
Hi, Id be happy to assist you if you have any specific questions. You can PM me. I did provide most of my details on the first page, but if you need more info please do not hesitate to ask.
For me, I would rather provide as much information as possible. The information must be organized well too. This will help the officers check and find information they want. It simplifies their workload and shortens the approval time.
I am organizing evidence to prove the relationship with hubby. I do come across a problem how to organize the evidence including pictures, e-mail, FB posts, bank docs ...... etc. . Some docs are served as proof of address and investment.