Applicant will enter the country almost empty handed. Personel effects mostly. Will leave everything behind.
Spousal sponsorship
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For personal effects too, if he/she is landing with two luggage (for example), just have a list of whats being carried. This is helpful as they will allow the items to be brought in tax-free on the initial landing. This helps them to understand if anything needs to be reported further. Just a way to ease the process for the CBSA which they appreciate.
Our relationship interview is coming up,
Last year, despite being inland, we took our chances and went abroad to see spouse parents & family.
Should I volunteer this information? Because it might help to prove genuineness of our relationship? We also have photos to prove our meeting
Last year, despite being inland, we took our chances and went abroad to see spouse parents & family.
Should I volunteer this information? Because it might help to prove genuineness of our relationship? We also have photos to prove our meeting
Hi Guys! I am in process of applying for Outland Spousal Visa for my wife. I was told that it is good to collect testimonial from friends and family about the marriage and that they attended the wedding etc.
Would any of you have a format that I can use?
Thanks in advance!
Would any of you have a format that I can use?
Thanks in advance!
I saw your reply. I had a question on those lines. Is there a set format for the support letters? If there is can you please share!
Also if not, then can you please let me know what should I include in the letter? should I ask for the letter from close family members, friends or immediate family?
thanks
I have submitted my spouse outland application on July 26, 2018, and I got the file number and SA. They transferred the file to India by the end of January. We didn't receive the medical yet, but today when I check the application status its shows decision made. what does it mean? they didn't ask for the medical. Does Anyone have the same situation?
Not Family members. Just friends and colleagues if applicable.
The letter should mention how long this person has known each one of you. Also, if its your friend then when did he/she meet your other half and how. Ill try to find my sample letter and PM you.
What do you mean not family members? Letters can be from family and friends, and letters from family are indeed valuable as they show the family is aware of the relationship/marriage and has met the other party.
If your letters can cover both family and friends, that would probably be ideal. But don't stress if they don't.
The person writing the letter should begin by explaining who they are and what their connection to the couple is (are they the sponsor's mother or maybe the PA's best friend, etc), and they should then segue into when they first learned of the relationship in question, when they first met the other party in person (if they have), they can mention attending the wedding (if there was one and if they did) or some other event/activity they did with the couple. Or anything else that lets them talk a bit about them spending time with you both and being able to observe your relationship. And of course emphasize that they wholeheartedly support your relationship and are sure of its genuine nature.
Nothing too complicated and no need for it to be super long. We didn't have any letters that went over a single page (and there was room leftover on all of them lol).
Hi folks,
Please help me
I recently got married . My wife’s parents wasn’t agreed for our marriage as we waited 2 years.
Finally we decided to get married , our marriage was performed with all ceremonies and mine parents was present at our wedding but my wife’s parents was not present.
Guys can you please guide me how to explain a situation to immigration
Is that a red flag
Will really appreciate your response
Please help me
I recently got married . My wife’s parents wasn’t agreed for our marriage as we waited 2 years.
Finally we decided to get married , our marriage was performed with all ceremonies and mine parents was present at our wedding but my wife’s parents was not present.
Guys can you please guide me how to explain a situation to immigration
Is that a red flag
Will really appreciate your response
When I was married, my wifes parents couldnt make it to our wedding in Canada because of passport/financial issues and we Skyped them the entire wedding instead. On our documents we explained why they were not in attendance at our wedding.
I'm sure there are people on here who went through a similar scenario and they could not bring their other parents out (or none of their parents came at all) and they got their PR.
Dont stress.