Pointers on removing spouse from application

[callme2shy]

Hello all,

I have a suggestion to ask of. If someone has already received the Medical request and would like to remove the spouse name from the application at this stage, how can it be done. Due to some occupational reasons my spouse will not able to take the PR status at the moment and has decided not to accompany for now.

What is the way out and how would it affect my application?
Where can I find rules/regulations on this?

Just have 30 days to send the Medical so would appreciate help.

 

[neel-here]

Even if your Spouse/ dependents are not accompanying you, still you need to get their MR / PCC etc done... its a package deal
you must have recd. MR, RPRF for all of them ?

There's no such thing as "removing" any Dependent from Application..... its either accompanying or non accompanying. So you can write to NDVO for Spouse not accompanying ... if they agree then you can save RPR Fees for the time being 8)

Hello all,

I have a suggestion to ask of. If someone has already received the Medical request and would like to remove the spouse name from the application at this stage, how can it be done. Due to some occupational reasons my spouse will not able to take the PR status at the moment and has decided not to accompany for now.

What is the way out and how would it affect my application?
Where can I find rules/regulations on this?

Just have 30 days to send the Medical so would appreciate help.

 

[scylla]

Agreed. Even if your spouse is not accompanying you to Canada, they still need to complete the medical. Your PR visa won't be issued unless your spouse both takes and passes the medical.

 

[namaste]

Hello all,

I have a suggestion to ask of. If someone has already received the Medical request and would like to remove the spouse name from the application at this stage, how can it be done. Due to some occupational reasons my spouse will not able to take the PR status at the moment and has decided not to accompany for now.

What is the way out and how would it affect my application?
Where can I find rules/regulations on this?

Just have 30 days to send the Medical so would appreciate help.

Not sure what your situation is, but just wanted to give you some perspective. Even if your spouse is listed as accompanying and completes her landing, she will NOT have to move to Canada permanently for another 3 years. The requirement for maintaining PR status is residency of 2 years out of the 5 years period after landing. So if that is enough time then no need to list her as non-accompanying.