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SEPTEMBER 2019 *Outland* Spousal Sponsorship
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I received what looks like the AOR2 on Dec 06. It shows "Application Received" on PA side since that date. I would like to know from the ones who have gone passed this stage, once it changes to appl received in Ecas how long did it take to see "processing" and or DM from CPC-M? Just want to have an idea.
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What time did you receive the request? And what do you see in ecas?Congratulations...im still waiting...and waiting
Yes I have been following your threads...just need to know our AOR2 date so that I can have an idea about my status.
Update: Received my request for Right of PR Fee today, which according to my consultant is a good sign.
You're welcome! I'm not sure I would advise re-entry, as he could potentially be denied (CBSA will know that he is waiting on a PR); I think most people would recommend filing for the extension. If you do choose to go with re-entry, I recommend he has all his paperwork on hand (including marriage cert, proof of relationship, etc) just in case they question him on the way back in.I see, thank you for clarification.
Ok i think we can leave Canada and re-enter again for them to not over stayed here. I’m glad i chose outland. But we are all living now here in Canada. I appreciate your response
I think they're going to want proof that the spouse is going to leave the country, not proof of their relationship. The border people don't care if you're going to be accepted for PR or not, they care that if you're not a PR yet, that you plan on leaving the country after your visit. If they're not satisfied that you are going to leave (or are going to overstay your visa) they will deny you entry.
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Yes, sorry - my mind wandered onto the wrong track
They care that the husband is going to leave when his visa is not valid, but I was thinking along the lines that if he tries to come back after already having spent 6 months in Canada, he would need to prove a valid reason they should let him back in (ie, that his relationship is genuine and he's not just trying to come back to establish PR, spouse or not). From my experiences with CBSA as well as Nexus and the immigration process for my wife's US green card, they do care if you spend more than 6 months of the year in the country of non-residence.