Search results for query: "intent to return"

I just recently applied for a TRV for my wife. We live in China (have a house here, she has assets, family, friends here, etc etc). The TRV was refused for lack of sufficient ties to China. I am going to review the CAIPS notes to see how/why the Visa Officer reached that conclusion --...

Unfortunately, LAW is what rules us - life just gets in the way at times ;) Immigration don't care if your husband comes to Canada straight away, nor if his job requires him to remain in the US for the foreseeable future. However, they do care that you have sponsored your husband and that you...

I am not sure about the accompanying bit, I know I have read somewhere that the sponsor is supposed to accompany when the sponsor resides overseas. In any case, the Canadian Sponsor undertakes to move to Canada as soon as the sponsored person receives their PR - presumably you had to show...

Seems reasonable so for the time being I will just go forward with the intent to land in Ontario and bunk out at Mom's for the time being. My brother actually lives in BC, which was why I was considering renting a place and using that as our landing point. But I guess we will see in a few...

As I understand the procedure, you can "change" your preferred place to settle any time. But when your wife lands for the first time as a PR, you will be asked to confirm what your address is/will be, and that's where her PR card will be sent. So, you could use your mother's invitation letter...

You can return to Canada together, youjsut have to prove your intent to return.

There is no requirement that spouses be living together - because, sometimes, they simply can't due to immigration barriers, etc. But lots of spousal applicants are living together - both overseas and in Canada. That will not adversely affect your application - but, if you are a Canadian...

There have been many posts complaining about being refused a temporary visa (TRV). This despite the applicant's having many ties to the home country. Many of you have said that it is the luck of the draw, whether you happen to get a sympathetic or inflexible Visa Officer looking at the...

hey everyone, I just found this post in another thread and thought I would share it with all you loveee birds in this family forum ... I am not so sure if this is real or not .. maybe some feedback would help prove it This post applies to people from visa exempt countries who are not in...

This post applies to people from visa exempt countries who are not in Canada at present, who are married (or are in a similar relationship as defined by CIC) and who will, or have applied for PR. So you want to stay in Canada with your spouse while your PR application is being processed? What...

Sponsoring ============ i think if you are a citizen and can demonstrate intent to return to canada, you can live out of country and apply.... it's the normal process (with the addition of a letter of intent with some sort of proof (job offer, housing arrangements, signed documents from family...

My husbands been in the UK with me for the last two years, he'll be on the same flight as me when i enter. Someone else on here told me i get the same thing as a visitor visa that can be extended if im lucky. The return ticket i was told was proof of my intent to return home. I will also have a...

Given that she applied outland, it likely will not impact your PR application. It was denied because she shows no intent to return (PR app in process) so including sponsorship is only going to tell them that you vow to support her, but nothing about her intent to return. You could try...

This is the main point, if the POE thinks this is what you intend they will not let you in. If you buy the right sort of return ticket, it is possible to either move the return date (for a fee) or get a refund for the unused part. That is what I have done, because I have applied to extend my...

If you're a UK citizen, I believe you are visa-exempt. Either way, to come as a visitor, you have to be both willing and able to return when your visit time ends or if your PR application gets refused. If you can't afford to go back, they're not supposed to let you in. If you have no intent to...

95% chance it won't work. You will get turned away and will have to return home. Especially if you don't have any money in the bank.

HI Your difficulty maybe in boarding the aircraft with a one-way ticket and no Canadian PR. The airline may not allow you to fly, as if you are refused, they have to pay for the return. PMM

Honestly i tried to avoid posting yet another thread ??? but you're all just so much more helpful than google or the visa people! Im planning on flying april 24th, and have booked a one way ticket (cant really afford more than that and need to be there for cousins wedding), do i need to get a...

Okay thanks ;D that makes me feel a lot better about it then. Can anyone shed any light on the previous question i asked, i dont want to start yet ANOTHER thread for it if possible!

My doctors surgery is just abit ridiculous all round lol, i am in the UK yes, ill be doing my medical at the cambridge practice. The NHS complaints system is just a whole bunch of forms, which tbh im sick of after all the visa stuff!! Thanks for the details, sounds like it will just be hit and...