Will this person accompany-spouse

[Sammaiah@2013]

Hey guys,

Need small help I got ITA on single applicant but my wife is here in Canada but she don't want to stay here in Canada. So, I didn't included here in my application. So, Do i need to write an explanation letter ?? please let me know the good idea what should I have to write in LOE. Thanks

 

[jes_ON]

Hey guys,

Need small help I got ITA on single applicant but my wife is here in Canada but she don't want to stay here in Canada. So, I didn't included here in my application. So, Do i need to write an explanation letter ?? please let me know the good idea what should I have to write in LOE. Thanks

If you are married, you CANNOT apply as single, that is misrepresentation. I do not think you can correct this post-ITA, you will likely need to decline the ITA, correct your profile, and wait for another ITA.

Unless you get divorced, you must include your spouse in your application, either as accompanying or as non-accompanying. Spouses have to provide PCCs and a medical exam, even if non-accompanying.

The problem with declaring your spouse as "non-accompanying" is that she is here in Canada now (that is, she has already accompanied you), non-accompanying is for spouses who do not come to Canada. So declaring her as "non-accompanying" might not be credible. When does she plan to leave Canada?

 

[Sammaiah@2013]

If you are married, you CANNOT apply as single, that is misrepresentation. I do not think you can correct this post-ITA, you will likely need to decline the ITA, correct your profile, and wait for another ITA.

Unless you get divorced, you must include your spouse in your application, either as accompanying or as non-accompanying. Spouses have to provide PCCs and a medical exam, even if non-accompanying.

The problem with declaring your spouse as "non-accompanying" is that she is here in Canada now (that is, she has already accompanied you), non-accompanying is for spouses who do not come to Canada. So declaring her as "non-accompanying" might not be credible. When does she plan to leave Canada?

HI..
Thanks for the reply...
I have already applied stating that my wife is gonna go back in September to settle her properties and in the mean she is gonna do her ielts... Do I have to with draw the application if I do but how.. Or should I wait for the reply from immigration

 

[jes_ON]

HI..
Thanks for the reply...
I have already applied stating that my wife is gonna go back in September to settle her properties and in the mean she is gonna do her ielts... Do I have to with draw the application if I do but how.. Or should I wait for the reply from immigration

So now I am more confused... why would she do those things if she didn't want to eventually live in Canada? (It sounds like maybe the truth is, that she does want to immigrate to Canada, but you want to exclude her because of the impact on your CRS score).

In any case - you have submitted your eAPR... your status was single? And you submitted a Letter of explanation about your wife... is that correct?

So, here's the best case scenario - since you did discuss your wife, they could take it as a mistake, not misrepresentation. And then your status could be corrected to "married" and either returned as incomplete (since you did not submit your wife's documents) or your CRS score will get recalculated to include your wife; if you no longer meet the threshold for your draw, your application will be refused as ineligible.

If you did want to cancel your application, you can, but you would lose your application fee.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=741&top=23

Two (possible) benefits of canceling - (1) you don't have to wait as long to start over, to submit a new profile. (2) avoid any chance of IRCC seeing this as misrepresentation.

 

[Sammaiah@2013]

Hi...
Yes she wants to immigrate to Canada but I don't have enough points because I don't have her ielts and wes evaluation... But I stated that I am married and I submitted her medicals, police clearance

 

[jes_ON]

Hi...
Yes she wants to immigrate to Canada but I don't have enough points because I don't have her ielts and wes evaluation... But I stated that I am married and I submitted her medicals, police clearance

So, you changed your status from Single to Married (spouse non-accompanying?) Or you didn't actually mean "Single" in the first post, LOL?

So ignore everything I said...and please try to clarify what you are asking : )

No need to withdraw the application, but not sure if IRCC will accept your explanation. Basically, you are trying to game the point system (cheat) by declaring you wife as non-accompanying, but some people have succeeded this way. You will have to go through the hassle of sponsoring her later, that is perhaps punishment enough

 

[Sammaiah@2013]

Hi thanks for the reply...
In the explanation letter I mentioned that I am gonna apply when she is done with her ielts and wes evaluation... Is that fair enough

 

[Sammaiah@2013]

Hi ..
I got my medicals passed. BG status is in IP2..... So is this means that my eligibility verification is done.?

 

[Wolfpmd3]

Hey guys,

Need small help I got ITA on single applicant but my wife is here in Canada but she don't want to stay here in Canada. So, I didn't included here in my application. So, Do i need to write an explanation letter ?? please let me know the good idea what should I have to write in LOE. Thanks

It's simple, you just apply and claim points for your stuff but of course you'll have to say you're married.

CIC explains this in their website where they specifically indicate that you can apply for yourself only if it's just you staying.

I will try to find the link and post it later here.

 

[Wolfpmd3]

So, you changed your status from Single to Married (spouse non-accompanying?) Or you didn't actually mean "Single" in the first post, LOL?

So ignore everything I said...and please try to clarify what you are asking : )

No need to withdraw the application, but not sure if IRCC will accept your explanation. Basically, you are trying to game the point system (cheat) by declaring you wife as non-accompanying, but some people have succeeded this way. You will have to go through the hassle of sponsoring her later, that is perhaps punishment enough

It's not cheating, it's totally legitimate. You can always sponsor her later indeed, but that's a whole different story.