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Marco I don't have time for your trolls and trash talk ,if you cant answer the question just don't waste my damn time.
Go and do something productive and make yourself useful.
I know what you're trying to do irritate me so that ,I will cuss you out so that you can play the victim card,I am not planning to give you that orgasm.
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You cannot avoid adding your spouse. It doesn't matter they accompany you or not. The moment you get married and have the marriage certificate, you need to report it to IRCC. Better marry and add your spouse, so that you both get your COPR's at the same time (you are looking at 3-4 months extra processing times). If you add her later (after your COPR and completed your landing), you will be looking at a 1 year of processing time for yoru spouse. Also according to the Mandate letter, a Temp Visa may be created for spouses of PR's. But not sure if they will ever create that.
I will be in your situation. Getting married in May 1st week. I just learned a few things today:
Scenario 1:
In case, I get my COPR before the marriage date, I need to do my landing in Canada. If I don't do my landing and have a valid COPR, it could be canceled once I add my spouse after marriage. So the moment I have my COPR, I will have to do a soft landing at the very least. Thank fcking god, I am 20 mins from Winsdor, so I will do the soft landing in no time.
Scenario 2: In case, I get my PPR closer to my marriage date and I don't have time to send my passports, I am truly fked. I need to respond to the PPR email and let IRCC know that I will be getting married in 2 or 3 weeks. Then IRCC will cancel my PPR and then I will add my spouse. I will be looking at a more processing delay in this scenario, but I will get COPR along with my wife.
I am praying that I get my PPR after my marriage or at least 40 days before marriage. I don't know what is gonna happen.
Americans/Canadians looking to move to Japan would probably be working in a contractual setup with overseas employers, I doubt they're going to directly compete with the Japanese market, they'll be in for a real surprise. In addition most of them would already have enough resources to fund the Japanese lifestyle, and while Japan might have questionable work cultures, it's also undeniable that they show great hospitality to guests especially those from western cultures. We can't blame those Americans/Canadians for wanting to be treated as honorable guests.
So you are in Europe, so the Eastern Europe theory is the most probable in determining where are you currently living in right now.
Man I miss this cartoons,Now I am reading the Adventures of tin tin just reliving childhood.
Same situation but planning to get married in August 2022.my visa will end on feb,honestly I am not even concerned about extra couple of 1000 $ for air tickets ,I just want to be done with this crap.
From what I’ve seen, it feels like adding a spouse adds a fixed delay to get the dependent’s medical, PCC, schedule A. After it’s in process, it should take the same time for single and married. So if you are bound to wait anyways, like it was in 2020, it wouldn’t change your wait much. But if you are close to PPR then it would cause a delay. My worry with adding a dependent is the risk of them being inadmissible for some reason and they rejecting your whole file. Where if a spousal app is rejected after, you can just reapply after, but if your app gets rejected in FSW, then you are screwed.
To be fair, it also depends on your country of residence. I'm planning on landing in Canada without my spouse and will file for the spousal visa/PR. We both have Dutch passports and so she would be allowed to be in Canada with me for up to 6 months subject to further extensions.
I applied for under EE program (FSW-O) in 2020. There has been no update since then. My fiancee is a Canadian citizen. I wanted to get my PR and then move to Canada and get married. But we both have been in limbo for a long time.
We have decided to get married in Canada and then apply for spousal sponsorship.
Can anyone please guide me in converting the EE application to spousal sponsorship? Or do I need to withdraw my EE application and file a new spousal sponsorship application? What is the best way of doing this?
We have decided to get married in Canada and then apply for spousal sponsorship.
Can anyone please guide me in converting the EE application to spousal sponsorship? Or do I need to withdraw my EE application and file a new spousal sponsorship application? What is the best way of doing this?
Get married, apply for spousal sponsorship and wait. You can have both applications in progress, one will be automatically cancelled if the other is approved. Spousal sponsorship is a paper based application and processing time is very long (2+ years) so don't do anything to your EE application.