Search results for query: "intent to return"

Well, an outland couple that both reside/resided abroad - evidence of residing together/having resided would be relevant to assessing the relationship. But that said, agree it's not worth worrying about until they are asked for evidence. (If planning to move together to Canada, preparing in the...

tyvm i really appreciated i think im gonna start somethign like this like an list tyvm

We wrote a combination basically like this: - Greeting to whoever reads - My husband mentioned his name and that he was sponsoring me - Said why is is outside of Canada (attending school) and mentioned that he met me here and we have a daughter and we've applied for her citizenship...

She has been there for more than a year. She is 'residing' outside of Canada. It doesn't matter whether this is permanent or not - she is not residing in Canada in any sense. Regardless as a citizen she is allowed to reside outside Canada while the sponsorship application is being processed. I...

Thank you for replying Armoured. Yes we informed IRCC, sent them the birth certificate as well with my husband's name on it. We'll see if we wanna order GCMS notes but I'd heard that it delays the application processing. But I saw on this forum that it has nothing to do with the application...

You should inform IRCC of your current address. You may be asked to show evidence of your intent to return to Canada. You will need passport for your child, should apply as soon as possible. Did you inform IRCC of the birth of your child - I mean with respect to your sponsorship app - i.e. the...

@armoured Thank you for addressing all my questions - your answers are very helpful. Of course I have follow ups. Numbered as per your responses... 4) With this in mind - would you advise against shipping our belongings for our arrival in November (it's not a whole house just personal...

You have a lot of questions here. I'll try to focus on the most important: 1) You should apply for citizenship for your child right away, along with passport. You may have difficulties travelling with the child if you don't. (I believe the practice is that they will issue a temporary passport...

I know that for sure as i have my whole family there plus i travelled back and forth during covid too ..i did not permanently moved here.....explained everything in letter.....plus i do have a house mortgage, bills to pay in Canada to proof that. i think because Sydney put us in interview from...

1 thing I'm thinking, since they know you are living with your sponsor for past 2 years, they can ask you proof of intent to return to Canada (Canadian job offer, Lease, ties to Canada etc) That's something to keep in mind.

Good Point, I guess I am ready to take this chance.

She is a Canadian and not obligated to remain in Canada for spouse sponsorship. So even if they do check, which I strongly believe they don't ans they have many others things to do, there shouldn't be any problems.

Hypothetically, sure, they could. But probably unlikely unless the citizen is gone for a long time (and possibly some other factors, don't know). [Usual warning that this does not apply to PR-sponsors.] And for a sponsor who's gone to visit and actually does intend to return (and done things...

Last time I flew out, there was no custom to exit Canada... so how would cbsa know you left the country?

What if ircc runs a quick cbsa check on sponsor before issuing DM and they find out he/she is not present in Canada...? This would open a whole new can of worms the Sponsor will now have to prove his intent to return...just sayin

Thank you for your answer. I thought about this option, of filing for a travel visa for my spouse but, does this not mean they will then be considered inland? intead of outland? As I understand it makes a difference in this case, under a different category. I'm not sure thought.

It's fine. You'd update via a webform (or email if you have warsaw email contact) your change of address. Should not slow down the app, in fact, possibly help as you'll have shown you are going back to Canada (the 'intent to return' part). You can also apply for a TRV for him. It may or may not...

Thanks Armoured! Is there any link where I can check the guidelines?

As a citizen you can live and apply from abroad. You can't apply until you're married. You won't need noa but you will need to show you and your spouse will return to Canada and how you will support yourselves in Canada (savings, work plan) and your clear intent to return to Canada. Suggest...

You should definitely advise of change of address if you have not done so (for both applicant and sponsor). The absolute best confirmation of intent to return to Canada is actually having returned and secured employment. So yes, advise them of that information. That's such strong evidence that...