please help with issue.... spousal sponsorship

[mrflightcourier]

Good afternoon everyone...
First and foremost let me thank you for checking my post and trying to help me out..

ok this is my situation... i been married to a canadian man for 3 years now (civil marriage)... we used to live in my country until he had family issues (health related) and had to go back (its been almost a year and 7 months)... now we never filed for paperwork due to the many unknowns happening around us but we no longer want to be away from each other and we are looking to be together in canada... Now im actually have a type of visa which is consider in this exemption list
Exemptions

***The Canadian immigration service permits some instances in which members of particular professions may secure temporary immigration to Canada without requiring a Canadian work permit.

These exemptions are listed below with their conditions.

* Business visitors: Will not be permitted to enter the domestic labour market.
* Foreign representatives: Diplomats and representatives of nations or the UN. Their family members may also work if they possess a "no objection letter" from the Department of Foreign affairs.
* Military personnel: Where movement orders state that they are entering the country under the terms of the Visiting Forces Act.
* Foreign government officers: Should bring a formal letter of agreement if their period of work is longer than three months.
* On-campus employment on a Canadian study visa: In some cases a student visa may permit its holder to work on campus.
* Performing artists: Where artists are performing for a limited time and will not be working in bars or restaurants or for a TV, motion picture or radio broadcast.
* Athletes and coaches
* News reporters: When reporting on events in the country.
* Public speakers: Where events are no longer than 5 days.
* Convention organisers
* Clergy: Coming to perform religious duties or assisting a religious group.
* Judges and referees
* Examiners and evaluators
* Expert witnesses or investigators
* Health-Care students: To undergo training of no more than 4 months. They must possess written approval from the appropriate regulatory body for their profession. A medical exam is also required.
* Civil aviation inspector
* Accident or incident inspectors
* Crew members e.g. Flight attendants: Where the vehicle is in the country for the purposes of transporting cargo or passengers.
* Emergency service providers****

and can get to canada in a legal way... of course by me staying there more then the permit i have that priviledge would be revoked.. example fired/lose my position... now i¨m planning to get married there again but this time in a spiritual union (church) my only worry would be if im going to be kicked out since i would be applying in land right away.... im really desperate here.. my husband have a house (paid off) a job ( minimun wage ) and can get co signers sponsors (parents) to help us and the application go through succeslly... by the way.. i once was a refugee but i left in good terms (voluntarily bought my own ticket and have proof of leaving canada in the time they mentioned)... does anyone know if there is a way after applying in land and getting married there to stay in the country without being kicked out? or if by using this exemption kind of visa i can get in trouble? im sorry for being so discrete and not giving out full details but i dont know who might be reading this... thank you for so much for the help... Also my country is not extreme and the marriage certificate is valid in canada as well...

 

[steaky]

I'm confused. First you said you been married to a Canadian man for 3 years now and then in the last paragraph, ... planning to get married there again....??

 

[CharlieD10]

There is no reason to delay filing the spousal sponsorship. Your husband can begin the process immediately, and do so Outland, going through the Canadian embassy responsible for your country. It is highly unlikely you will receive another temporary status such as you mention here in order for him to file an Inland sponsorship, when you were already asked to leave the country after a failed refugee claim.

As a spousal sponsor, he is not required to meet a minimum necessary income, he just needs to demonstrate he is capable of providing for your basic needs so that if you are granted PR you do not become a charge on the state. If that happens, he will be required to repay any social assistance benefits paid to you.

 

[mrflightcourier]

I'm confused. First you said you been married to a Canadian man for 3 years now and then in the last paragraph, ... planning to get married there again....??

Well we got a civil marriage but we were thinking getting married in a spiritual way by the church of our religion and hopefully this would help with the inland application as well...

 

[mrflightcourier]

There is no reason to delay filing the spousal sponsorship. Your husband can begin the process immediately, and do so Outland, going through the Canadian embassy responsible for your country. It is highly unlikely you will receive another temporary status such as you mention here in order for him to file an Inland sponsorship, when you were already asked to leave the country after a failed refugee claim.

As a spousal sponsor, he is not required to meet a minimum necessary income, he just needs to demonstrate he is capable of providing for your basic needs so that if you are granted PR you do not become a charge on the state. If that happens, he will be required to repay any social assistance benefits paid to you.

I understand but we do not want to be away from each other any other minute... I was hoping that if i enter canada legally.. i have around a week to be there... if i file the inland application within that time... be able to stay until it is processed completely.. i dont mind staying in canada without being able to leave or not able to work thats not an issue... we just want to be together.. my main concern is... if after my special exeption is over... will i get kicked out?

 

[canadianwoman]

If you can get into Canada, you can apply inland for your PR. During processing you are allowed to stay in Canada. There is no problem with your initial visa expiring.
You could also apply outland, if you can't get into the country. It seems applying outland while you are visiting Canada would not be an option in your case.
His parents cannot cosign - you can't have cosigners for a spousal sponsorship. However, they can write a letter or affidavit stating they approve of the marriage, believe your relationship is genuine, and outline what kind of help they are willing to offer the two of you to settle in Canada.

 

[mrflightcourier]

If you can get into Canada, you can apply inland for your PR. During processing you are allowed to stay in Canada. There is no problem with your initial visa expiring.
You could also apply outland, if you can't get into the country. It seems applying outland while you are visiting Canada would not be an option in your case.
His parents cannot cosign - you can't have cosigners for a spousal sponsorship. However, they can write a letter or affidavit stating they approve of the marriage, believe your relationship is genuine, and outline what kind of help they are willing to offer the two of you to settle in Canada.

Thank you for your prompt response.. I appreciatte your insightalot! you answered my answers and made my day .