There is no such thing as a sponsorship letter. You can invite the person but the person must show own funds, ties to home country, travel history and valid reasons to travel.
Hello , thanks for responding.
A letter is not mandatory at all. You can invite person and say that they will visit you, include itinerary and say that they will cover all their expenses.
Okay thank you for responding and is there any way I can find the format for the letter if I need to send ?
There is no standard fromat. And the invitation isn't the most important part. It's to show that person is a true visitor and has strong tie to home country to return to. And the applicant has enough fund to cover this planned trip.
Hi, I plan to invite my wife to visit me in Canada this December for two weeks. She is studying in the U.S.
Hi, I plan to invite my wife to visit me in Canada this December for two weeks. She is studying in the U.S.
Is tough to say whether it will be enough. It will be important in your case to include a letter explaining your situation, that you want to be together during holiday break instead of being with extended family who I assume are further away, that you are students which is why you have limited funds, would even include a very brief paragraph about your advanced studies and any scholarships that you have both received, etc. Why you want to visit each other and why your spouse will return to the US are the big issues you need to address. Why you are attending schools in different countries as a couple could also be addressed and what your plans are for the future. For example indicating that after X number of years my spouse will graduate for her US school and will apply for an SOWP to join me permanently in Canada but until then we will attempt to visit each other X number of times per year for visits of X number of weeks during school breaks if our research/lecture/study/etc. schedule allows us to get away
