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She finished high school in Canada and moved here. I understand the need for proof, it makes no sense to give PRs if there's no intention of moving. We are young, no kids, ready do start our adult life, we want to build a family in Canada. We will try to do it outland with what we have. If it...

Sadly no, they won’t do that, especially with the quarantines and stuff it makes it so much longer, it’s too much time. Yep, he has bills and stuff, no rental agreement. Parents are helping us both out by letting us stay rent free to save as much as possible to buy a house once he gets here...

Is there a way his work will allow a leave of absence and write a letter indicating he’d have a position still waiting for him when he returns? That, plus the demonstration of funds to support himself and pay for any healthcare issues, plus a place he can clearly demonstrate is a place he has a...

Yeah. I don’t intend to stay in India for long but maybe just couple of months and then back to Canada before PA Is approved. Do I need to inform IRCC before I leave for India?

Ok... You might be asked to show proof of intent to return to Canada once the PA is approved.

Well, all evidence in support is better than nothing, but some carry more weight than others. Personally I doubt this would carry much weight - sounds like your parents have been out of Canada for a long time and they're planning on moving back too, but five years from now? Doesn't sound at all...

it would be great as evidence of relationship, also they can state they support you and your wife.

Just circling back here on the proof of intent to return.. my parents are both Canadian citizens (not by birth) but also living in Portugal. Would it be a significant help having letters from them stating they also intent to move back to Canada once they reach retirement (about 5 years from now)...

Thank you so much! You were really helpfull!

Yes, if you apply from Canada, at least you won't have to try to prove your intent to return, and that is the most challenging part of your application. Ideally you would have a job of some sort/some savings - even if there is no formal income requirement, you are expected to show you can...

This may help: Proof of sponsors intent to return to Canada

You need to apply for Certificates of Citizenship for the children and to sponsor your wife. These are different apps sent to different places. Fees are listed on the website. You don't need to show proof of funds to sponsor your spouse but do need to show how you support yourselves in Canada...

It is difficult for an outland applicant to be granted a TRV because it becomes challenging to prove ties to home country, as they have a spouse/partner in Canada whom becomes a stronger tie. But Outland applicants have been and are given TRV if they meet the requirements. And some apply outland...

If you are out of Canada for a few months, you need to inform IRCC and should expect a request for proof of intent to return. It's fine for an applicant to come to Canada mid-process, provided they have a valid eTA/TRV.

Okay, so I'm confused by what you said. I finish off my degree early December, so since my husband and I have been apart since we have been married I want to go visit and live with him - possibly go for a honeymoon since we weren't able to before, I have to inform IRCC of my travel plans? even...

Note that when you move to England, you must inform IRCC that you have moved out of Canada. You can then expect a request for proof of intent to return to Canada as soon as the sponsorship app is approved. If you can't show such proof, the app will likely be refused.

Proof of intent to return should be fine. If IRCC is not convinced, they will request more. Your plan to support yourselves is a bit overkill. You can submit all of it but with $50k in savings, you can skip the cost breakdowns, health care estimates etc. and just provide a general explanation.

Hello all, We would really appreciate some advice on our spousal application. My partner is applying to sponsor me, and has been living in Britain since he was 18, he’s now 43. From reading this forum, I understand that he needs to show strong proof of intent to return to Canada, given his long...

if she will get a student visa and comes to Canada and we go to the registry and marry in Canada then bona fide relationship will be known to the officer since we will live together.. no? I have pictures and will have marriage certificate from Canada