Spousal sponsorship

[myks]

hi this is myka from philippines,
my boyfriend had just arrived from canada because we're planning to get married here in Philippines. he had just arrived to Canada last June and now has his PR status. but the problem is, he is still a student there and earn no money at all. would it still be possible for him to petition me? help me pls.........thank you so much! ;D

 

[scylla]

hi this is myka from philippines,
my boyfriend had just arrived from canada because we're planning to get married here in Philippines. he had just arrived to Canada last June and now has his PR status. but the problem is, he is still a student there and earn no money at all. would it still be possible for him to petition me? help me pls.........thank you so much! ;D

Yes - he can still petition you.

 

[myks]

Yes - he can still petition you.
hi scylla,
does he need to loan or something or have a part time job? or getting married would do?thanks!

 

[myks]

thanks scylla!

 

[magenda]

Hi I have a similar query. What happened in your case.

In the CPR For the field the person's name and address willing to assist:

they put my husband's previous name (even though we provided the current name change document and current name in our immigration forms) and his old address even though we provided the new address in the immigration forms.

we have sent a case specific inquiry to CHC new delhi but are not sure abt when will we hear from them.

Please give advice abt what you guys did in ur case since i want to land soon.

 

[rjessome]

Yes - he can still petition you.

After you get married. He applies to sponsor you. I hear that word "Petition" a lot from my Filippino clients. We don't use it for Canadian immigration but I've also heard it in Europe.

 

[Gabitan]

Hi

I my husband wants to sponsor me "Inland" because we don't want to be away from each other, but I lost my status last year and I don't know if I can be deported when I send my application and they realize I been here illegally, I over stayed because we were gonna live in Mexico but my husband has a good job here.

So, if I send my application even though I don't have status, would my application go through? and will that count as a status?

If I apply as a overseas would I have trouble also because I overstayed? or should that be a better option for me?

I hope some one can help me a little bit

thanks

 

[Cxyrus]

GUYZ!! my wife just received the PPR...nice gift for her 25th bday..Thank you Lord...VISA your next!...

 

[Leon]

I my husband wants to sponsor me "Inland" because we don't want to be away from each other, but I lost my status last year and I don't know if I can be deported when I send my application and they realize I been here illegally, I over stayed because we were gonna live in Mexico but my husband has a good job here.

So, if I send my application even though I don't have status, would my application go through? and will that count as a status?

If I apply as a overseas would I have trouble also because I overstayed? or should that be a better option for me?

You should never overstay for any reason because it can cause you trouble later. If you wanted to stay longer, you should have applied to extend your visitor status. If it is less than 90 days since you became out of status, you can still apply to restore.

You are allowed to apply inland even though you are out of status but if they deport you, you will lose your application as you are no longer in Canada. Same if you leave, say because of a family emergency, you will most likely not get a visa to return and you will lose your application.

An inland application for a person who is out of status may take longer than usual. If they send it to local office without first stage approval, you will wait an extra year or two before you can get your open work permit.

If you apply outland, your application continues even if you have to leave but if you get deported, you may be banned from Canada for a while so you would have to sit out the ban and then apply again.

 

[shaby]

You should never overstay for any reason because it can cause you trouble later. If you wanted to stay longer, you should have applied to extend your visitor status. If it is less than 90 days since you became out of status, you can still apply to restore.

You are allowed to apply inland even though you are out of status but if they deport you, you will lose your application as you are no longer in Canada. Same if you leave, say because of a family emergency, you will most likely not get a visa to return and you will lose your application.

An inland application for a person who is out of status may take longer than usual. If they send it to local office without first stage approval, you will wait an extra year or two before you can get your open work permit.

If you apply outland, your application continues even if you have to leave but if you get deported, you may be banned from Canada for a while so you would have to sit out the ban and then apply again.

 

[SOREADY]

please anyone

 

[CharlieD10]

hi, any ideas. im goin thru the port of spain office and its been over a month since interview and in processs meds rec. how long again would the wait be, she didnt tell me she was waiting on background check, but she said she had to determine if i need autorization to return. she did not keep my passport either please help

It could take months, relax and wait. POS is not known for moving quickly, especially if a possible ARC is involved, so you're still in for a wait, even after the interview and new medical.

 

[SOREADY]

ok thank you, but are u sayin it take monts to get interview results? i was readin a little an i seeing summin like 6 weeks dey tell u something, i aint get nottin up to now

 

[CharlieD10]

ok thank you, but are u sayin it take monts to get interview results? i was readin a little an i seeing summin like 6 weeks dey tell u something, i aint get nottin up to now

I said "could". No-one here can tell you how long anything will take, only God and the visa offices know that, and neither of them talk until they feel to do so. Seriously, it can take days, weeks, or months. All you can do is wait. No-one else's experience can or should be used as a guide for your own, every case is as individual as the applicants.

 

[canuck0469]

SOREADY, you may have a fairly long wait as one of friends from POS had to wait 27 months for his ARC to clear, but as Charlie stated, every case is different.