Visitor Extension regarding

[Happyxyz123]

1. Me and my spouse is currently residing in Canada, we want to apply for the visitor record extension. Can we both apply for the visitor record together in one application or we need to apply separately?

2. Are you accompanying a family member who has status in Canada?
Accompanying a family member means you will be staying with a family member who is already in Canada as a visitor, worker or student.
Accompanying family member: A spouse, common-law partner, dependent child or grandchild of someone who is still dependent on their parent, who plans to immigrate to Canada with the principal applicant. Accompanying family members are included on the application.

Me and my spouse has a visitor status and living together, should I answer yes for above question?

Thank you

 

[Naturgrl]

How are you “living” in Canada as visitors.

1. Yes
2. Say yes.

 

[Happyxyz123]

Thank you for replying.

My spouse was on PGWP and I was on SOWP. Applied for the LMIA (waiting on the decision) so applying visitor record again.

So, we need to apply separately right?

and I checked IRCC website, they define the Accompanying as below, A spouse, common-law partner, dependent child or dependent child of a dependent child (grandchild), who plans to immigrate to Canada with the principal applicant. Since, I am not coming with my spouse. Should I still say yes as I am already in Canada on Visitor status

Please and Thank you

 

[Naturgrl]

Thank you for replying.

My spouse was on PGWP and I was on SOWP. Applied for the LMIA (waiting on the decision) so applying visitor record again.

So, we need to apply separately right?

and I checked IRCC website, they define the Accompanying as below, A spouse, common-law partner, dependent child or dependent child of a dependent child (grandchild), who plans to immigrate to Canada with the principal applicant. Since, I am not coming with my spouse. Should I still say yes as I am already in Canada on Visitor status

Please and Thank you

Yes apply separately. When did permits expire? When did employer file LMIA? Wage & NOC?

 

[Happyxyz123]

Its been 10 months already. TEER 3, low wage LMIA.

Sorry what about the Question- Are you accompanying a family member who has status in Canada? I am not accompanying, I am already in Canada on Visitor status. Sorry, for the lot of questions. (We both are on Visitor record now)

Thank you

 

[Invisibleguy]

Its been 10 months already. TEER 3, low wage LMIA.

Sorry what about the Question- Are you accompanying a family member who has status in Canada? I am not accompanying, I am already in Canada on Visitor status. Sorry, for the lot of questions. (We both are on Visitor record now)

Thank you

Can you please let me know what did you choose for the asnwer of "Are you accompanying a family member who has status in Canada? ". I am applying for my parents visitor visa extension and i am permanent resident. Should i say Yes in the answer? or no? if i say yes then it asks for family member proof of status, in that case what should i submit?
Please help

 

[canuck78]

Can you please let me know what did you choose for the asnwer of "Are you accompanying a family member who has status in Canada? ". I am applying for my parents visitor visa extension and i am permanent resident. Should i say Yes in the answer? or no? if i say yes then it asks for family member proof of status, in that case what should i submit?
Please help

No

 

[Invisibleguy]

No

So should i answer no to that question? I am applying separately for my mother and father . Two different applications,
What should i answer? Please help
I am sorry to ask the same question but i am really stressed and confused about it

 

[canuck78]

So should i answer no to that question? I am applying separately for my mother and father . Two different applications,
What should i answer? Please help
I am sorry to ask the same question but i am really stressed and confused about it

The answer is still no.

 

[Invisibleguy]

The answer is still no.

respected @canuck78 , i am sorry to ask this but i am really confused about it. My parents are in canada on their visitor visa and i am applying seperately for both of them from different accounts, two seperate application. They are visitors and accompying each other so that is why i am confused that is it yes or no ? someone told me that i have to say yes and then upload my pr card, my father's/mother's visitor visa stamp in " proof of family member status" document.

I apologize again but i am too much worried and that is why i am asking you to explain it to me a bit that why the answer is yes or no. I want to make sure that there is no misrepresentation in the application in anyway.

thank you for your kindness

 

[Happyxyz123]

Can you please let me know what did you choose for the asnwer of "Are you accompanying a family member who has status in Canada? ". I am applying for my parents visitor visa extension and i am permanent resident. Should i say Yes in the answer? or no? if i say yes then it asks for family member proof of status, in that case what should i submit?
Please help

Answer is No, you are not accompanying your parents.