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Spousal sponsorship
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I had question related to IMM 5532.
I am an outland applicant. The question says are you living together to which the answer is 'no'. The next question says, have you visited each other during your relationship?
What is the definition of relationship here? Is it that they are asking for my visits after marriage?
I am an outland applicant. The question says are you living together to which the answer is 'no'. The next question says, have you visited each other during your relationship?
What is the definition of relationship here? Is it that they are asking for my visits after marriage?
They ask for all the visits that you did since you started dating to getting married and after. All the visits that you did to visit your significant other including before and after wedding.
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Hello,
My partner and I have been together for 1.5 years and are looking to get married. We've been living together for 5 months and are wondering what our chances of rejection for 'spousal sponsorship' may be if we decide to apply right after our marriage. We currently live in England but I am hoping for us to move in with my parents soon after getting married. I have many sources of proof regarding our relationship (evidence of conversations, we have always lived within close proximity, we've travelled together many times, we have both met each others' family and friends from our original countries, a shared bank account, etc) but with so many rejections I would like to plan in advance. Patricia (my partner) is Brazilian with a dual citizenship and I have both Canadian and Portuguese citizenship. Could you please assist with any possible advice?
Thank you,
Brittany
My partner and I have been together for 1.5 years and are looking to get married. We've been living together for 5 months and are wondering what our chances of rejection for 'spousal sponsorship' may be if we decide to apply right after our marriage. We currently live in England but I am hoping for us to move in with my parents soon after getting married. I have many sources of proof regarding our relationship (evidence of conversations, we have always lived within close proximity, we've travelled together many times, we have both met each others' family and friends from our original countries, a shared bank account, etc) but with so many rejections I would like to plan in advance. Patricia (my partner) is Brazilian with a dual citizenship and I have both Canadian and Portuguese citizenship. Could you please assist with any possible advice?
Thank you,
Brittany
I'm not so sure what your relationship is. But maybe they want to know if you have been visiting each other even tho you are not living together. Maybe gone visit your wife/husband out of country for a while or multiple times. (That's if you're in Canada and went out to visit) just be honest in your application be detailed.
Hi! Newbie here...sino po Ang December applicant? Nasa anongbstage na po kayo Ng process ? TIA Sa Sa sagot
Hello All,
I sent my application today. But unfortunately I made couple of mistakes:
A). I forgot to tick 'Country specific requirements ' on the checklist. I was supposed to tick and write NA but I forgot both.
B). In additional family information, we forgot to write names in native language.
Will my application be returned?
If yes, I also submitted application for Open work permit. Will that be returned as well?
Thanks in advance
T.
I sent my application today. But unfortunately I made couple of mistakes:
A). I forgot to tick 'Country specific requirements ' on the checklist. I was supposed to tick and write NA but I forgot both.
B). In additional family information, we forgot to write names in native language.
Will my application be returned?
If yes, I also submitted application for Open work permit. Will that be returned as well?
Thanks in advance
T.
Hi,
I am sponsoring my husband for Permanent Residence. So, under the eligibility requirements it says that you are NOT eligible if as a sponsor you receive social assistance for a reason other than disability.
I was doing my taxes and found out that I am eligible to claim for Working Income Tax Benefit (WITB). Though it says benefit but on some other places it is mentioned as a tax credit. I am not exactly sure if it comes under social welfare.
My question is, Should I go ahead and claim it on my Tax Return if it's a tax credit OR not take the risk if it puts my sponsorship application in jeopardy??
Please provide input.
Thank you.
I am sponsoring my husband for Permanent Residence. So, under the eligibility requirements it says that you are NOT eligible if as a sponsor you receive social assistance for a reason other than disability.
I was doing my taxes and found out that I am eligible to claim for Working Income Tax Benefit (WITB). Though it says benefit but on some other places it is mentioned as a tax credit. I am not exactly sure if it comes under social welfare.
My question is, Should I go ahead and claim it on my Tax Return if it's a tax credit OR not take the risk if it puts my sponsorship application in jeopardy??
Please provide input.
Thank you.
So does it mean its going to take longer?
Also there is no time limit or anything, is there? Like I have to wait for a few years before I can sponsor my new spouse?
Thanks