INLAND APPLICATIONS 2015

[profiler]

Yes, and they must also reside at the same address, since it is a requirement for the Inland application.

Not living together can lead to a refusal, so it can certainly be a problem!

when I commented, there was no information that they were not living together; just that the PA was travelling a lot. There was neither no mentions whether the PA and the Sponsor were travelling together or not, nor whether the time abroad is composed of short or long episodes.

Fair enough. I only gleaned the information from reading other posts from that member.

Not living together, with an Inland application, is the epitome of risky!

We are living together... i have the same address as my husband in all (bank accounts, driving license, health care, I also have some bill under my name) the point I just travel back home a lot because i am on a Temporary residence visa and I didn't want to over stay

Some of the travels we did it together... I don't know if they will check my husband passport to see if his entry stamps match some of mine

Someone in the inland 2016 thread was recently handed a Procedural Fairness letter because they made the error of having a TRV sent to an alternate address inside Canada. They suggested the PA didn't live with the sponsor, as their application suggested...

 

[profiler]

yes I think so with obligation but if she stating 6 months going for 6 months and they applied Inland seems odd plus her husband travel.forvwprk

RO does not apply -- the OP doesn't have a PR. It's an inland application. The point Ponga and I are making is that in the case where a CIC agent sniffs this out (as they do have access to border traversals), the PA may be refused because they left for a huge chunk of time.

 

[carolbb23]

RO does not apply -- the OP doesn't have a PR. It's an inland application. The point Ponga and I are making is that in the case where a CIC agent sniffs this out (as they do have access to border traversals), the PA may be refused because they left for a huge chunk of time.

yes and they get into sniffing around they can look into the system and request stuff from cbsa and will.want proof of relationship and proof of cohabitation

 

[profiler]

yes and they get into sniffing around they can look into the system and request stuff from cbsa and will.want proof of relationship and proof of cohabitation

CIC (IRCC), CBSA, RCMP are all run by the same Ministry: Public Safety. They all have access to each other.

 

[barakotos]

RO does not apply -- the OP doesn't have a PR. It's an inland application. The point Ponga and I are making is that in the case where a CIC agent sniffs this out (as they do have access to border traversals), the PA may be refused because they left for a huge chunk of time.

Hey guys... thanks for your input
I think they will sniff around, when the officer will ask me about my entry date I will not lie... I don't know if 5-6 entry stamps to Canada will make different to show him that I have something to return for!!!

Anyway, I think I should start get prepared to the worse, is there away to change the inland application, to out land

And Just based on the last communication with an officer who was working on my case to proof that our relationship is genuine, I go this email on 26th of April 2017 (any comments)


"This refers to your application for permanent residence as a member of the Spouse or Common-Law Partner in Canada Class. It has been determined that you meet the eligibility requirements to apply for permanent resident status under this class.

However, a final decision will not be made until all remaining requirements for becoming a permanent resident have been met. These requirements include medical, security and background checks for you and, if applicable, all of your family members both in Canada and abroad, even if they are not applying to join you in Canada at this time. You cannot become a permanent resident until you and all your family members have met these requirements.

As your application for permanent residence has received first stage of approval, you may now apply for an open work permit."

 

[carolbb23]

CIC (IRCC), CBSA, RCMP are all run by the same Ministry: Public Safety. They all have access to each other.

yes but your right but they can be noisy but it's there job to see whose real and fake

 

[carolbb23]

Hey guys... thanks for your input
I think they will sniff around, when the officer will ask me about my entry date I will not lie... I don't know if 5-6 entry stamps to Canada will make different to show him that I have something to return for!!!

Anyway, I think I should start get prepared to the worse, is there away to change the inland application, to out land





And Just based on the last communication with an officer who was working on my case to proof that our relationship is genuine, I go this email on 26th of April 2017 (any comments)


"This refers to your application for permanent residence as a member of the Spouse or Common-Law Partner in Canada Class. It has been determined that you meet the eligibility requirements to apply for permanent resident status under this class.

However, a final decision will not be made until all remaining requirements for becoming a permanent resident have been met. These requirements include medical, security and background checks for you and, if applicable, all of your family members both in Canada and abroad, even if they are not applying to join you in Canada at this time. You cannot become a permanent resident until you and all your family members have met these requirements.

As your application for permanent residence has received first stage of approval, you may now apply for an open work permit."

Congradulations

 

[profiler]

Hey guys... thanks for your input
I think they will sniff around, when the officer will ask me about my entry date I will not lie... I don't know if 5-6 entry stamps to Canada will make different to show him that I have something to return for!!!

Anyway, I think I should start get prepared to the worse, is there away to change the inland application, to out land

And Just based on the last communication with an officer who was working on my case to proof that our relationship is genuine, I go this email on 26th of April 2017 (any comments)


"This refers to your application for permanent residence as a member of the Spouse or Common-Law Partner in Canada Class. It has been determined that you meet the eligibility requirements to apply for permanent resident status under this class.

However, a final decision will not be made until all remaining requirements for becoming a permanent resident have been met. These requirements include medical, security and background checks for you and, if applicable, all of your family members both in Canada and abroad, even if they are not applying to join you in Canada at this time. You cannot become a permanent resident until you and all your family members have met these requirements.

As your application for permanent residence has received first stage of approval, you may now apply for an open work permit."

I read but did not comment earlier. I think you're this far in, just hope they don't ask at landing. You can't just switch to outland. You'd have to withdraw and reapply. Starting over at the end of the line .

Canned AIP letter. It's a good sign. As Ponga originally stated earlier (Paraphrased badly -- sorry!): just hope they don't ask when you last entered Canada.

I'd add: or ask if/when you last left Canada...

Best of luck! Hope it works out!

 

[carolbb23]

I read but did not comment earlier. I think you're this far in, just hope they don't ask at landing. You can't just switch to outland. You'd have to withdraw and reapply. Starting over at the end of the line .

Canned AIP letter. It's a good sign. As Ponga originally stated earlier (Paraphrased badly -- sorry!): just hope they don't ask when you last entered Canada.

I'd add: or ask if/when you last left Canada...

Best of luck! Hope it works out!

they asked that athe landing interview

 

[profiler]

they asked that athe landing interview

Only for some.. some report the standard criminal offenses, refused entry, and dependents not declared line... so only some...

 

[Ponga]

Hey guys... thanks for your input
I think they will sniff around, when the officer will ask me about my entry date I will not lie... I don't know if 5-6 entry stamps to Canada will make different to show him that I have something to return for!!!

It's not the number of stamps in your passport, after submitting the Inland application, that could be the problem...it's the duration of those individual trips outside of Canada that could be a problem.

Part of the process often comes down to how an officer interprets certain things, like what constitutes a `short trip' outside of Canada. Even the most junior visa officer would have a hard time justifying the duration of time you remain outside of Canada, that you've mentioned.

 

[barakotos]

I read but did not comment earlier. I think you're this far in, just hope they don't ask at landing. You can't just switch to outland. You'd have to withdraw and reapply. Starting over at the end of the line .

Canned AIP letter. It's a good sign. As Ponga originally stated earlier (Paraphrased badly -- sorry!): just hope they don't ask when you last entered Canada.

I'd add: or ask if/when you last left Canada...

Best of luck! Hope it works out!

I think starting at the end of the line is better than being a fraud

If the concern is proving my marriage, wouldn't be a problem, we have tons of pictures from all our trips everywhere, joint accounts, joint credit cards, whatever you call it

my only concern is the time I have spent in Canada... I am really thinking now to withdraw my application and start allover again

 

[Ponga]

Congrats Profiler! I just noticed your signature has been updated.

 

[profiler]

I think starting at the end of the line is better than being a fraud

If the concern is proving my marriage, wouldn't be a problem, we have tons of pictures from all our trips everywhere, joint accounts, joint credit cards, whatever you call it

my only concern is the time I have spent in Canada... I am really thinking now to withdraw my application and start allover again

A fraud, no. Misguided, absolutely.

I'd wait it out. You're almost done.. what's a month to see if you can land. The merits are the same.. just a misguided applicant...

 

[carolbb23]

I think starting at the end of the line is better than being a fraud

If the concern is proving my marriage, wouldn't be a problem, we have tons of pictures from all our trips everywhere, joint accounts, joint credit cards, whatever you call it




why when you are so close and if you do they.will scrutinized it

my only concern is the time I have spent in Canada... I am really thinking now to withdraw my application and start allover again