NEW DELHI (NDVO) - 2016 SPOUSAL SPONSORSHIP OUTSIDE CANADA

[jkfrancis]

congratulations.. whats timeline pls?

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April 20 application filled
Aor 1 in May 10
Aor 2 in June 8
Sa approval in June 3
They started the processing of application in June 6

 

[Rainasar]

congrats to everyone who received DM, we all deserved it way sooner, but this will have to do..

 

[Tulasi Praveen]

congrats to all who got dm and bg in process
hope u guys will get ppr soon

 

[Tulasi Praveen]

Outland Spousal/Common-Law Partner Sponsorship
This sponsorship program allows a Canadian citizen or permanent resident to sponsor his or her spouse/common-law partner for permanent resident status, regardless of where the spouse is currently residing.

The Spousal Sponsorship program is a subsection of the Family Class immigration category. Under this program, a Canadian or permanent resident may sponsor his or her spouse/common-law partner for permanent resident status in Canada. Both the Canadian citizen or permanent resident (the sponsor) and the foreign national (the sponsored person) must be approved by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC, formerly CIC) in order for the sponsored person to receive a visa.

There are two parts to the spousal sponsorship application:

The Canadian or permanent resident applies to sponsor his or her spouse or common-law partner; and
The spouse or common-law partner applies for permanent residence.

The Outland sponsorship route is generally chosen when the sponsored person is living outside Canada. However, it is possible for a spouse/common-law partner living in Canada to apply through the Outland program. This option may permit the sponsored person to travel in and out of Canada throughout the application process. In such an instance, however, it is at the discretion of Canadian immigration authorities as to whether the sponsored person may re-enter Canada during the process. Additionally, it is at their discretion as to whether the application may continue to be processed if the sponsored person leaves Canada at any point throughout the application process.

Outland applications are processed through the visa office that serves the applicant’s country of origin, or where they have resided legally for at least one year. Processing times are listed by individual countries where the application is being made, which allows couples to make better informed decisions on which sponsorship route, Inland or Outland, they should pursue.

In cases of spousal and common-law partner sponsorships, IRCC is committed to issuing visas as quickly as possible in order to rapidly reunite families. This is especially true for Outland applications, as couples applying through the Inland route are typically already united in Canada.

Regardless of the sponsorship path chosen, both the sponsor and the sponsored person must meet a number of specific requirements in order to be considered eligible.

 

[Shmak2017]

What`s new in it ? Trying to figure out if something has changed ??

Outland Spousal/Common-Law Partner Sponsorship
This sponsorship program allows a Canadian citizen or permanent resident to sponsor his or her spouse/common-law partner for permanent resident status, regardless of where the spouse is currently residing.

The Spousal Sponsorship program is a subsection of the Family Class immigration category. Under this program, a Canadian or permanent resident may sponsor his or her spouse/common-law partner for permanent resident status in Canada. Both the Canadian citizen or permanent resident (the sponsor) and the foreign national (the sponsored person) must be approved by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC, formerly CIC) in order for the sponsored person to receive a visa.

There are two parts to the spousal sponsorship application:

The Canadian or permanent resident applies to sponsor his or her spouse or common-law partner; and
The spouse or common-law partner applies for permanent residence.

The Outland sponsorship route is generally chosen when the sponsored person is living outside Canada. However, it is possible for a spouse/common-law partner living in Canada to apply through the Outland program. This option may permit the sponsored person to travel in and out of Canada throughout the application process. In such an instance, however, it is at the discretion of Canadian immigration authorities as to whether the sponsored person may re-enter Canada during the process. Additionally, it is at their discretion as to whether the application may continue to be processed if the sponsored person leaves Canada at any point throughout the application process.

Outland applications are processed through the visa office that serves the applicant’s country of origin, or where they have resided legally for at least one year. Processing times are listed by individual countries where the application is being made, which allows couples to make better informed decisions on which sponsorship route, Inland or Outland, they should pursue.

In cases of spousal and common-law partner sponsorships, IRCC is committed to issuing visas as quickly as possible in order to rapidly reunite families. This is especially true for Outland applications, as couples applying through the Inland route are typically already united in Canada.

Regardless of the sponsorship path chosen, both the sponsor and the sponsored person must meet a number of specific requirements in order to be considered eligible.

 

[Tulasi Praveen]

The Outland sponsorship route is generally chosen when the sponsored person is living outside Canada. However, it is possible for a spouse/common-law partner living in Canada to apply through the Outland program. This option may permit the sponsored person to travel in and out of Canada throughout the application process. In such an instance, however, it is at the discretion of Canadian immigration authorities as to whether the sponsored person may re-enter Canada during the process. Additionally, it is at their discretion as to whether the application may continue to be processed if the sponsored person leaves Canada at any point throughout the application process.

What`s new in it ? Trying to figure out if something has changed ??

 

[Rajsidhu1928]

Finally decision Made On Both sides

26 Feb 2016 applicant

Waiting For Ppr now
So excited

 

[Rainasar]

Finally decision Made On Both sides

26 Feb 2016 applicant

Waiting For Ppr now
So excited

When did your background check go into progress

 

[GoldenboyCA]

Wow a lot of us feb applicants getting DM's in these last 10 days. Cannot wait to see when the PPR's begin to arrive...

 

[jkfrancis]

Any idea when we can expect PPR?

 

[Parmailsingh]

Finally decision Made On Both sides

26 Feb 2016 applicant

Waiting For Ppr now congrats.. good luck for ppr
So excited

 

[jayagoyal]

HOW MUCH TIME IT TAKES AFTER SENDING RPRF WHEN DEMANDED FROM DELHI OFFICE...PLZ HELP

 

[akreturns]

Hi
In my ecas in PA side
There is no information about medical
It only says we started processing of your file on November 03

Does anybody else have same thing ?
Can someone suggest if this is normal even though I submitted the medical upfront

 

[gsphull]

we all should sign petition regarding right to information about how our applications are picked and stuff

 

[Makhu]

Decision made on both sides in ECAS