I've been in Canada before for 5 months, but you believe I could have my visa refused because the immigration will know that my hunsband is a PR? Even if I pay for a English course there and use it as a justification to be there?
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If you've been granted a visa to Canada before, then chances are high you would be approved again.I've been in Canada before for 5 months, but you believe I could have my visa refused because the immigration will know that my hunsband is a PR? Even if I pay for a English course there and use it as a justification to be there?
My spouse applied for inland PR 0n November 23, 2021 through the online application.
We had an immigration consultation help us.
We received a pre-AOR at end of March and did medical exam for the visitor visa record at the same time. We also got a UCI along with the record.
- Still no AOR
- No biometrics
- Applied for OWP at end of March when we received pre-AOR and UCI. No news yet.
- Cannot link application to ECAS to check, always receiving "application cannot be found"
I know everyone's case is different but I'm wondering if this sounds normal or not. I'm hoping to get the PR before August 2022. Do you think this is possible?
It's been difficult for my spouse not being able to travel because it's an inland application.
- Do you think there would be any problems leaving and coming back if my spouse has eTA to enter Canada?
- If we leave and re-enter Canada would my spouse get a new visitor visa?
- Our last visitor visa record took almost 4 months to get so that only leaves 2 months before we have to apply for another one?
Any help is much appreciated.
We had an immigration consultation help us.
We received a pre-AOR at end of March and did medical exam for the visitor visa record at the same time. We also got a UCI along with the record.
- Still no AOR
- No biometrics
- Applied for OWP at end of March when we received pre-AOR and UCI. No news yet.
- Cannot link application to ECAS to check, always receiving "application cannot be found"
I know everyone's case is different but I'm wondering if this sounds normal or not. I'm hoping to get the PR before August 2022. Do you think this is possible?
It's been difficult for my spouse not being able to travel because it's an inland application.
- Do you think there would be any problems leaving and coming back if my spouse has eTA to enter Canada?
- If we leave and re-enter Canada would my spouse get a new visitor visa?
- Our last visitor visa record took almost 4 months to get so that only leaves 2 months before we have to apply for another one?
Any help is much appreciated.
That won't be possible.....!! Such hopes don't exist in IRCC calendars these days especially with all these backlogs...sorry!! Some people have hopes!!
Just looking at the spreadsheet, most online applicants from November received their AOR between mid-March and mid-April, the most recent being more than a month ago (April 14th). Online applicants from February are already getting AOR.
Hi.. I got ADR again from NDVo with same document( schedule A) even I dnt have travel history only my husband travelled to different countries. We submitted documents throught MP as well we have the confirmation . Now they again asking because it's doesn't match with travel history of mine.. pta ni kon sa officer baitha jise kuch pta b ni LG Raha... I dnt think they are working on files they just open and ask then close the file....
Lol....I have never heard of that word before in my entire life...where did you get it from?
Hi, I submitted my wife's documents after I added her post PPR (mine). Yesterday, her UCI number was generated. I am curious what's the next step from here?
Mine is FSW Outland application.
Mine is FSW Outland application.
Hi,
I need help with my spouse case visa. Actually before marriage my husband went to Australia on visitor visa when he was there he again applied for visa when his visa was going to expire, unfortunately he got rejection but he stayed there.But in Covid lockdown in 2020 he came back to India. Now when he applied for Canada he said no by mistake where they ask about any refusal. He misunderstood the statement, he thought they are asking about the Canada refusal. Now embassy is asking about this how we can explain it to get visa.
I need help with my spouse case visa. Actually before marriage my husband went to Australia on visitor visa when he was there he again applied for visa when his visa was going to expire, unfortunately he got rejection but he stayed there.But in Covid lockdown in 2020 he came back to India. Now when he applied for Canada he said no by mistake where they ask about any refusal. He misunderstood the statement, he thought they are asking about the Canada refusal. Now embassy is asking about this how we can explain it to get visa.
Well now you want to respond quickly, factually, simply and apologetically.
There's not really much he can say except apologize directly and explain he misunderstood the question, and did not intend to mislead.
If you don't feel comfortable engage a lawyer. This is a misrepresentation and now pretty much the best you can do is hope they'll believe it was unintentional and let it pass. (Note: unintentional isn't actually a proper defence so you're still hoping they'll forgive)