Search results for query: "intent to return"

Well I guess it would depend on where overseas you will be living and how reliable the mail system is. But really the only letter that you as the sponsor would likely be receiving would be the letter stating whether you were approved as the sponsor. I would probably list your overseas address as...

Well what's interesting is the woman I spoke to in the office was rude to everyone she spoke to in front of me, so I was terrified when I got to her but she seemed to be a little more pleasant to me, almost like there was no real reason for me to be in that office. She seemed a little more...

Thanks for the quick response. Whats the best proof of "intent to return?". I work for a multi-national firm and was going to request a transfer back to the Toronto office but they said that I should only apply back about 6 months before I plan to return - however given that it might take up to...

Buffalo is currently finalizing applications in 4-9 months - so the fact that your ap has been in process now for over 3 months with no request yet for an interview is a good sign. Have you received anything from them other than the Acknowledgement of Receipt with your file number on it? We...

There may or may not get information that you have a PR ap in process if they run your passport at the border, but I think I'd assume they can find out because you do include a photocopy of your passport with your PR ap. As long as you have proof of your intent to return to the US at the end of...

perfect thanks.... On the Sponsorship Evaluation it asks you 'Your net personal income', my girlfriend (the sponsor) is in the UK on a work holiday visa but has to return home in June. She doesn't have a job and we have given evidence about her intent to return home but does she need an Option...

Re: N/A Forms? perfect thanks. One more question: On the Sponsorship Evaluation it asks you 'Your net personal income', my girlfriend (the sponsor) is in the UK on a work holiday visa but has to return home in June. She doesn't have a job and we have given evidence about her intent to return...

Try to get your future husband to show that he has ties to the UK. That he will be returning back after the visit. The main reason that I believe they reject visitor visas is because people do not properly show their intent to return to their country. Good luck.

Well the best thing I did as I am in the same situation as you living in Egypt; is I put a couple of letters from family members aware of our arrival and support if needed etc. Just make your intentions clear. I know of a couple of ppl that got job offers or anything you can show that you have...

He said the we did not provide enough evidence that our marriage was real and that there were a number of thing he questioned such as different culture, religious backgrounds, level of education. As well, ours was an internet romance that moved fast. All of these things send red flags to IO...

Hi A lot of offices don't send an AOR for spousal cases, as it is an extra step, takes time, costs money (someone has to prepare it address and mail it) and since they aim to complete processing in 6 months with the infor. on ecas, not much point. PMM

Some overseas visa offices send what's referred to as an "AOR", or Acknowledgment of Receipt letter that tells you that they have the file and that gives you the file number. But apparently not all do this (makes no sense to me why not). Anyway, other than that, it's normal not to receive much...

If she is a Canadian citizen she is NOT a permanent resident. A permanent resident is a landed immigrant, like you will be. As far as address, if she is in the UK on a working holiday visa she should use her address in the UK . . . and provide proof with the application of her intent to...

The most important thing for us to consider in advising you is whether you are from a visa-exempt or non-visa-exempt country. If you are from a non-visa-exempt country, you'll need a TRV to board transport to Canada, and it will be impossible to get one if you mention a fiance in Canada or...

Unless your husband is a Canadian citizen, he will NOT be able to sponsor you from outside Canada. He would have to return to Canada in order to sponsor you. Only Canadian citizens can sponsor a spouse and be residing outside of Canada at the time of application and need to submit proof of their...

...middle of the sponsorship process. She has since gotten a temporary visa and visited and I damn well did my best to try to show "intent to return" and she is now back home waiting again. You say you're not trying to defraud the government and that she will return in 6 months but you...

My wife is away from Canada for a little over 4 years. The first year she filed her taxes, and the next 2 she has not done so. As a matter of fact she should be getting a small refund as she is continuing to pay her student loads back in Canada (the student load interest is tiny...but is tax...

My case is Canadian wife sponsoring me for PR, while she lives with me in USA, where I am on visa. Over the course of the last few days and much reading and questioning it seems that establishing proof of intent to return to Canada once my PR is / will be approved is a very important, but a...

Hi everyone, I would really appreciate it if anyone who applied for a study permit and was given could tell me if it is absolutely neccesary to purchase a return ticket as proof of intent to return to show the port of entry official. Thanks.

The biggest hurdle you face is that your gf is from a country that requires a visitor visa to come to Canada. But, you cannot apply to sponsor her for a TRV - if the visa officer knows that she is in a relationship with you, that she is having your child, or that you intend to file a PR...