When I write " I sent her application " I meant I was trying to add her on my PR application and add on process it's kinda spousal sponsorship process.
Spousal sponsorship
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Okay. But no, it's not a spousal sponsorship process. The only similarity is there is a spouse.
But it's the same method with spousal sponsorship. Because your spouse needs to get biometric, medical and she needs to send her passport to visa office at the emd of process, same method, same process. But the difference is:
- In " add on process" you don't need to provide a lot of evidences for IRCC
- But in "sponsorship process" you have to provide a lot of evidences for IRCC
The process is actually extremely different. You need to post your questions to the Express Entry section of the forum. This is the wrong place.
I can understand, but it's not express entry. I came to canada, applied for refugee program, became protected person, then applied for pr under protected person program, also i got refugee travel document and I went to Georgia, got married in there, came back to Canada and sent my spouse's application to IRCC for add on process. I needed to update my marital status and add her on my pr application. It's not like an express entry process.
You don't need a consultant to apply. You can apply on your own.
However if you are using a consultant, then yes, that fee sounds pretty normal.
Hi I have a question . If I apply for inland spousal sponsorship , can I apply for open work permit for my spouse and what's the processing time .(I'm a citizen)
Thanks for quick reply at what stage can I apply for OWP. After AOR or prior to that
Yes....mailed everything back to where you sent it earlier and answer the questions they are asking from you and write a letter that explains the change of address and after send a webform using the temporary file number to them again saying you've changed the address or you print the documents again of all the parts that requires the address and put in the new address instead and remove the old documents bearing the old address and replace those documents with the new address on the new form and all documents and send them back....you can use hours and send them back to avoid delays
Yes, once your file is sent back to you because of an error....when you send it back with the correction....it will be received in order of receipt so it starts from the scratch....You don't go ahead of no one....you begin from where your document was corrected....My wife forgot to sign a document in the month of April of a year and it was returned to her in one month time, in May and she signed sent it back the following day, and they processed it from the day of receipt on the day they received it in May so the April month was a wasted time....She had to start from May because that's when IRCC got the complete document.....Missing signature is an incomplete document sent....
They recieve the passport in order of receipt and that should tell you there are a lot of passport in queue before your husband sent His so you znd your husband should wait, be patient znd follow the protocol....Aren't anybody going ahead of anybody in the queue....Be in your lane and when it gets to your turn, they will stamp in and send it......Ok so, because your husband sent His passport it should be processed ahead of others in the line or in queue? Come on....!!