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Reapplying for TRV for spouse, need advice on what to attach

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Naturgrl

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Apr 5, 2020
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S.sondus said:
Yes am living with my daughter and my parents , am planning to use my job as a home tie but am not sure what I need to provide as documents?
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You provide a employment letter stating that you are still working there and have approved leave. Assume your daughter is part of your PR application and will take medical.
 
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S.sondus

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Apr 15, 2022
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Naturgrl said:
Given you are married to a citizen and filing for spousal sponsorship, you need to prove that you are visitng not moving permanently. All the best.
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I see , thank you ; would showing that am leaving my parents behind as well and my mother is actually depending on me to do the house chores given the reason that she has a back problem would actually help as well?
 
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canuck78

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Jun 18, 2017
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S.sondus said:
I see , thank you ; would showing that am leaving my parents behind as well and my mother is actually depending on me to do the house chores given the reason that she has a back problem would actually help as well?
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No that is not proof because you have already applied to move to Canada so they will need survive without you. If your daughter remained in your home country that would be a strong tie to your home country.
 
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S.sondus

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S.sondus said:
I see thank you so much , If I provide my job contract without the leave allowed , wouldn' that be enough? unfortantly I dont have any property nor investements nor loans , I have lived in the UK for 2 years and I had my daughter in there but that was back in 2014 would that also be helpful?
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I see thank you,, and what if I do leave her behind then eventually decide to take her with me , won't that be an issue?
 
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