You would have to apply for PR sponsorship while already in Canada to be eligible for the open work permit (inland sponsorship) . Arriving in Canada doesn't change the application from one type to another.
Spousal sponsorship
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Right. I didn't know that the open work permit was inland only. That wasn't clear on the website. Okay, thank you very much!
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/notices/open-work-permit-pilot-extension.html
Or here:
https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=679&top=17
Note the 'in Canada' class. Again, being in Canada doesn't change the class of application you filed, you'd have to withdraw and re-apply.
Likely not worth it as I'd guess chances are better the PR app would be approved before OWP would be effective by withdrawing and re-applying.
Hello everyone,
The principal applicant raised the webform to explain the updates in the siblings information and didn't upload any form. Then after 2-3 weeks got an email from the visa office saying that please provide the updated family information form.
Now the confusion is that where this form should be sent? Should the applicant simply reply to that email and upload the form as an attachment OR raise another webform and upload that form over there?
@armoured and anyone who knows then please respond if you can.
The principal applicant raised the webform to explain the updates in the siblings information and didn't upload any form. Then after 2-3 weeks got an email from the visa office saying that please provide the updated family information form.
Now the confusion is that where this form should be sent? Should the applicant simply reply to that email and upload the form as an attachment OR raise another webform and upload that form over there?
@armoured and anyone who knows then please respond if you can.
Easy answer is do both just in case. Responding by email is probably sufficient though.
Sponsor referred for Secondary review, any idea what triggers secondary review, how long it takes to resolve?
Hello,
Asking this on behalf of my friend. She is in post AOR (6months passed) stage of application. She is planning to marry her boyfriend but her boyfriend has a travel history of overstaying on tourist visa(1 month) and illegally staying for about 11 months in Korea though he voluntarily left Korea and the immigration in Korea claimed he could re apply after a year to Korea.
Would this affect her pr application if she decides to marry him after she gets the PPR? And also which stage in the pr process is best to include spouse? @Leon @legalfalcon your input on this case would be highly appreciated.
Asking this on behalf of my friend. She is in post AOR (6months passed) stage of application. She is planning to marry her boyfriend but her boyfriend has a travel history of overstaying on tourist visa(1 month) and illegally staying for about 11 months in Korea though he voluntarily left Korea and the immigration in Korea claimed he could re apply after a year to Korea.
Would this affect her pr application if she decides to marry him after she gets the PPR? And also which stage in the pr process is best to include spouse? @Leon @legalfalcon your input on this case would be highly appreciated.
legalfalcon
VIP Member
- Sep 21, 2015
- 9,897
- Category........
- FSW
- Visa Office......
- Ottawa
- NOC Code......
- 4112
- App. Filed.......
- 03-09-2015
- Doc's Request.
- 01-10-2015
- AOR Received.
- 03-09-2015
- Med's Done....
- 17-08-2015
- Passport Req..
- 05-04-2016
- VISA ISSUED...
- 12-04-2016
- LANDED..........
- 05-05-2016
It will have no effect as long as you disclose it. Immigration violations from other countries that do not result in any criminal conviction do not impact your PR application as long a you disclose it.
Hi everyone,
I am getting incredibly worried here. Spousal Visa Outland. Wife in India.
Basically:
May 2020: Submitted application
March 2021: Medical request
March 2021: They received Medical information.
I had contacted my local MP and they informed me that my file was selected to remain in Canada due to delays at the Visa Application Centre in New Delhi. I don't know if this is a good thing or a bad thing.
Are there any chances that we will get the PPR by October so I can see my wife this year?
I am getting incredibly worried here. Spousal Visa Outland. Wife in India.
Basically:
May 2020: Submitted application
March 2021: Medical request
March 2021: They received Medical information.
I had contacted my local MP and they informed me that my file was selected to remain in Canada due to delays at the Visa Application Centre in New Delhi. I don't know if this is a good thing or a bad thing.
Are there any chances that we will get the PPR by October so I can see my wife this year?
Did you ask them if they'll be processing the file from Canada or they will just wait until Delhi has capacity to get more files?
Unfortunately, I have not gotten a reply back yet as to what that actually means. I was under the impression that they would be processing the file from Canada but I'm unsure.
May be just call them and ask if they have the option of processing from Canada. If so, you are lucky, Will be more faster than Delhi.
Hi all,
Recently sent out my outland spouse application with Xpresspost to Sydney PO Box 9500. Tracking shows the package had arrived in Sydney Nova Scotia on May 3rd but from there on, the tracking only shows "In Transit" and never received. Has anyone experienced this?
Service ticket has been open with Canada Post since May 7 with no update.
Thanks
Recently sent out my outland spouse application with Xpresspost to Sydney PO Box 9500. Tracking shows the package had arrived in Sydney Nova Scotia on May 3rd but from there on, the tracking only shows "In Transit" and never received. Has anyone experienced this?
Service ticket has been open with Canada Post since May 7 with no update.
Thanks