Spousal sponsorship
- Thread starter Leon
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Sorry for last reply that's was wrong one. You applied of your own or by representative ? And if you applied as a married then i dnt think that there will be any reason for denial of case. Unless you provide wrong information to them.
There's obviously some other errors here, something doesn't make sense. You'll need to contact immigration directly and/or your lawyer.
Firstly, just because your lawyer says that doesn't mean it's true. Secondly, that would be costly and another way to get your money.
You really need to find out what the reason for rejection was, because something sounds off.
You really aren't providing any information. Is this a spousal sponsorship app? What exactly did you apply for? What is your spouse's status in Canada?
Hi everyone!
I'm a Canadian citizen living in Canada, and my fiancee is an American citizen living down in the states. We plan to get married next April, and for her to move up to Canada to live with me. To speed up the process of the applications, we're also planning to 'sign the papers' here in Canada in the near future, before the actual marriage date.
After some researching, I've been recommended to apply for an outland sponsorship, as that will allow us to still travel during the application process. However, I can't seem to find a separate application for an inland vs. outland sponsorship (http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/spouse.asp). Both the inland & outland sponsorship links provided by Leon in the original post seem to redirect to the same link. Am I looking in the wrong place, or is there just one single application now? If that's the case, then how does that impact either of our abilities to leave our respective countries during the process?
Another question is: when will she be able to legally work in Canada? After we get approval for this application, do we have to apply for a separate visa / PR?
Thanks for all your insights in advance!
I'm a Canadian citizen living in Canada, and my fiancee is an American citizen living down in the states. We plan to get married next April, and for her to move up to Canada to live with me. To speed up the process of the applications, we're also planning to 'sign the papers' here in Canada in the near future, before the actual marriage date.
After some researching, I've been recommended to apply for an outland sponsorship, as that will allow us to still travel during the application process. However, I can't seem to find a separate application for an inland vs. outland sponsorship (http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/spouse.asp). Both the inland & outland sponsorship links provided by Leon in the original post seem to redirect to the same link. Am I looking in the wrong place, or is there just one single application now? If that's the case, then how does that impact either of our abilities to leave our respective countries during the process?
Another question is: when will she be able to legally work in Canada? After we get approval for this application, do we have to apply for a separate visa / PR?
Thanks for all your insights in advance!
It's the same application package, there is a section where you will differentiate between the class of application you are applying for
hi everyone,
I have to send my application today,I am confused about this 2 things :
1 ) proof of past cohabitation,if you are not currently living together but did at one point in the past
( what kind of proof will be acceptable please ? )
2 ) other proof that your relationship is recognized by your friends and /or family ( e.g. letters from friends/family,social media information showing a public relationship,etc. )
Email of congratulations from my friend it is acceptable and enough?
I am waiting your help please
I have to send my application today,I am confused about this 2 things :
1 ) proof of past cohabitation,if you are not currently living together but did at one point in the past
( what kind of proof will be acceptable please ? )
2 ) other proof that your relationship is recognized by your friends and /or family ( e.g. letters from friends/family,social media information showing a public relationship,etc. )
Email of congratulations from my friend it is acceptable and enough?
I am waiting your help please
Dear All,
I have a situation here. I would appreciate if anyone could respond to me. I have open work permit valid till Feb 2019 and I have invitation for PR.
I am getting married legally in the next month (August 2018).My future spouse is residing in India.
How shall I proceed with my PR application now?
In what way I can bring my wife to Canada?
Can I change my marriage status in my PR application and add my spouse for her PR.?
Please give me suggestions.
Thank you
Your friend.
I have a situation here. I would appreciate if anyone could respond to me. I have open work permit valid till Feb 2019 and I have invitation for PR.
I am getting married legally in the next month (August 2018).My future spouse is residing in India.
How shall I proceed with my PR application now?
In what way I can bring my wife to Canada?
Can I change my marriage status in my PR application and add my spouse for her PR.?
Please give me suggestions.
Thank you
Your friend.