Re-establishment - Will accepted job offer and flight purchase be sufficient?

[andrews65]

Hi -

My wife and I are in the UK, applying outland. She's Canadian, I'm the applicant. SA has been granted, and MyCIC status says "review in progress" for eligibility, and we've had no further requests for information.

My wife has been offered and accepted a job commencing January in Canada, and we've purchased flights. I'm wondering if the evidence we've supplied for this will be sufficient proof of intent to re-establish in Canada. Should we continue to send further evidence as we get it, such as proof that my wife has resigned from her UK job, that we have a buyer for our house, or that we've engaged a company to ship our possessions? I don't want to bombard Ottawa VO with unnecessary documents. Any thoughts welcome.

Thanks.

 

[profiler]

Hi -

My wife and I are in the UK, applying outland. She's Canadian, I'm the applicant. SA has been granted, and MyCIC status says "review in progress" for eligibility, and we've had no further requests for information.

My wife has been offered and accepted a job commencing January in Canada, and we've purchased flights. I'm wondering if the evidence we've supplied for this will be sufficient proof of intent to re-establish in Canada. Should we continue to send further evidence as we get it, such as proof that my wife has resigned from her UK job, that we have a buyer for our house, or that we've engaged a company to ship our possessions? I don't want to bombard Ottawa VO with unnecessary documents. Any thoughts welcome.

Thanks.

Review in progress means they are almost finished. You can send the materials you have, but they likely won't be considered...