ok Thank you.....just hang in there and have faith .. youll receive yours soon. The good thing is.. theyre processing
Spousal sponsorship
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they have to check for eligibility of both..
for Sponsor - if they are eligible to sponsor ( in my case it was done prior to sending our application to LVO)
for the applicant - it they met the requirements they have applied for ( this is when your application is in LVO or wherever your application is routed to)
Is it true that you are automatically a Non-Resident if you are in the country less than 183 days out of the year? That's what happened to me so I thought I didn't need to declare non residency and it would kind of happen automatically. So I filed a a tax return in 2016 for the 2015 year, despite not living in Canada. I know it was wrong but now I can't reverse it so I need help going forward so it won't be a problem with my application...I'm really worried about it..dont know if I need to hire a lawyer just for that reason.. thanks ...
So I recive massage like that's
Dear Applicant,
Your application is in line for review by an assessing officer, however there are no further updates to provide at this time.
It's a good sign?
Dear Applicant,
Your application is in line for review by an assessing officer, however there are no further updates to provide at this time.
It's a good sign?
They said this to me in May 2020. After I sent them an e-mail asking where my husbands file is currently.... it had been a little over a year.... I think they are sending this e-mail to whoever is asking them about the process of their file.... by the way after I got this e- mail in May..... nothing after that
hmm..sound not really good. anyway we need to wait , i just want more detail ...
Yes, just waiting and waiting..... its like a never ending thing now.... we cant even start our loves together yet
No, it isn't automatic. If you are looking to be a non-resident for tax purposes you have to advise CRA via a form they have. The issues you might have with CRA is different from the PR application. IRCC has access to info from CRA, might raise questions but that isn't your most immediate concern with the PR application IMO. That might be something you might want a lawyer or tax accountant to advise you how to proceed on regarding the tax situation.
Being outside the country you will have to demonstrate to IRCC that you will return once the PR app is approved. That you are searching for jobs in Canada. That you are looking for a place to live or that you have a place to stay with relatives etc. The biggest thing to prove is that you have the resources to support you and your spouse when you return to Canada, either through savings, and other assets etc if you don't have a job lined up. Hiring an Immigration lawyer to deal with your tax situation will not help, they aren't usually cross trained in different fields like that. To submit the PR application you do not need a lawyer or consultant. Consultants a lot of time don't have your best interest at heart, also a lot of their knowledge seems to be in doubt seeing all the problems people on this forum have had with them. Majority of people do it by themselves as long as they clearly understand the directions on the application package.
Hi friends,
I need help for below points. please assist.
1) will electronic supporting documents such as bank statements/credit card statements/ paystubs etc would be accepted or it has to be mailed to your address?
2) I am in Canada for the last 3 years however in form 5532 they asked for the last 5 years' employment details so should I include my back home job?
I need help for below points. please assist.
1) will electronic supporting documents such as bank statements/credit card statements/ paystubs etc would be accepted or it has to be mailed to your address?
2) I am in Canada for the last 3 years however in form 5532 they asked for the last 5 years' employment details so should I include my back home job?
Hey Guys,
For Inland spouse sponsorship (I and my common law are living together) do we have to provide RCMP clearance with the application? I know it says they will ask it later but I just wanted to know if anyone here provided RCMP clearance with the application? should I go for it ? what do you guys suggest
For Inland spouse sponsorship (I and my common law are living together) do we have to provide RCMP clearance with the application? I know it says they will ask it later but I just wanted to know if anyone here provided RCMP clearance with the application? should I go for it ? what do you guys suggest
Electronic copies are fine. Include you jobs back home as well.
For Inland spouse sponsorship (I and my common law are living together) do we have to provide RCMP clearance with the application? I know it says they will ask it later but I just wanted to know if anyone here provided RCMP clearance with the application? should I go for it ? what do you guys suggest
Sorry, I don't know the answer for that, maybe somebody else will answer. Generally though if it SPECIFICALLY says to include a document with the application you should do that, if it just says you might have to provide it later then don't do it now and wait to see if they ask for it. A RCMP clearance normally doesn't take long to get,