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shasha2

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Aug 24, 2017
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I just got panicked and created a new profile 2 weeks ago without my spouse and got an ITA, I want to decline that because that is not a good option to go alone.
Should I create a new profile after deleting this one? OR
Decline the ITA and update this profile with my husband's info?
Do I have to justify this ITA later on?
I had an old profile which was expired(with out ITA) do I need to mention that as well in this new profile?
 
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Deependu

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shasha2 said:
I just got panicked and created a new profile 2 weeks ago without my spouse and got an ITA, I want to decline that because that is not a good option to go alone.
Should I create a new profile after deleting this one? OR
Decline the ITA and update this profile with my husband's info?
Do I have to justify this ITA later on?
I had an old profile which was expired(with out ITA) do I need to mention that as well in this new profile?
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just a question out of curiosity, why is this not a good option ? Any specific reason ?
 
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shasha2

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Aug 24, 2017
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Deependu said:
just a question out of curiosity, why is this not a good option ? Any specific reason ?
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It can take a lot of time for your spouse to come. well it could vary from situation to situation In my case I am not feeling comfortable in this situation.
 
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Deependu

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shasha2 said:
It can take a lot of time for your spouse to come. well it could vary from situation to situation In my case I am not feeling comfortable in this situation.
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As I am also in the similar situation, one can call the spouse on Tourist visa and apply for her PR after 6 months, right ?
 
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hope2018

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shasha2 said:
@hope2018 can you please take a look problem I am having and guide me in my way forward
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You can add spouse post ITA also, no issues in that. Just keep couple of things in mind, adding spouse leads to re-calculation of scores.
Not sure if you want to claim points for her education and language or not but age is something which you cannot ignore.

If for any reason adding spouse leads to decrease in score and that score is less than the draw cut off then you would be deemed ineligible and profile rejected.

Do one thing first, using CIC calculator add a spouse and recalculate your score and see where do you stand and then we can discuss further.
 
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shasha2

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Aug 24, 2017
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hope2018 said:
You can add spouse post ITA also, no issues in that. Just keep couple of things in mind, adding spouse leads to re-calculation of scores.
Not sure if you want to claim points for her education and language or not but age is something which you cannot ignore.

If for any reason adding spouse leads to decrease in score and that score is less than the draw cut off then you would be deemed ineligible and profile rejected.

Do one thing first, using CIC calculator add a spouse and recalculate your score and see where do you stand and then we can discuss further.
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Adding spouse is decreasing my points to 15 points that is in 437.
 
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shasha2

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Aug 24, 2017
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hope2018 said:
You can add spouse post ITA also, no issues in that. Just keep couple of things in mind, adding spouse leads to re-calculation of scores.
Not sure if you want to claim points for her education and language or not but age is something which you cannot ignore.

If for any reason adding spouse leads to decrease in score and that score is less than the draw cut off then you would be deemed ineligible and profile rejected.

Do one thing first, using CIC calculator add a spouse and recalculate your score and see where do you stand and then we can discuss further.
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Thanks so much for the reply
 
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