Search results for query: "intent to return"

i'm active today (for the whole week or month ;)) lol just to tell u that i got email with the gcms notes today, i'm excited but also scared in the same time (that's normal actually cuz i usually tend to worry easy most of the time for nothing) so nothig was started no surprise, the medical exam...

The Allowed to Leave order that you signed will be on your record permanently, this is what is known as a "red-flag". You will be questioned about it everytime you attempt to cross the border (unless you get a IO that really doesn't care). I don't think it's a new law, I been crossing for 13...

Thank you so much for replying, computergeek. As you are a VIP member with over 5K posts, I will trust the information you give me as accurate until proven guilty. =) What is AIP? Do you have any knowledge of the Ontario protocol for this? I was denied for basically not having a job to...

I am having trouble remembering exact dates of trips/ holidays I have taken in the last 10 years in total, mostly the ones that I have taken just to European destinations (no passport stamps to remind me) and also work business trips I have taken (also to Europe mostly) How important is it that...

I am a US Citizen who recently married a Canadian and we have a 3 month old baby together. We don't currently have any application for my Spousal sponsorship yet but we are going to start the process soon. I have been coming to Canada for a few weeks and then returning to Buffalo for a few...

Although Canada is visa exempt for some countries, it is still the perogative of a BC official to pass judgement on whether to allow you access to Canada. Having ties back home, a job, a mortgage, a car and a return flight are perfect examples of things that show you have intent to return back...

Thats very encouraging.. so thank you. If anything put my mind at ease a little. Obviously I wouldn't be dumb enough to just come out with "getting married". Thanks again :)

Lol the visit I made when we intended to get married scared the hell out of me for the same reasons as yourself, being turned around and sent on the first plane home. I obviously never mentioned to border officials I was getting married for that exact reason. Not advocating lying but all I said...

My application was sent back in November '11, Sponsorship approved by May 10, '12, Application to HK Consulate May 15. Then a letter from the them asking for my intent to return to Canada, wife's medical and police report. Then nothing until Aug 31 when my status changed to "in progress"...

Thank you for the help, I have since realized I do not have to prove or meet the financial requirement which is one thing off my shoulders. I am in a very tricky situation because my visa for Australia is up and I HAVE to leave. My sister is having a baby and lives in Shanghai so I am going...

Sorry - missed that information. I think you can update your file through the website ( case specific enquiry) where you can change your mailing address and inform them of changes in your situation. that would be the best, so they have updated information. Although you have been approved...

Fencesitter Do you think " In process" is making by HK or by Canada CIC? Your application is sent later than me , but you have change to "In Process" , but nothing change and no letter and no email for me, I think my case also strong , I sponser my hunsband and daughter , we get married over...

I just checked e-cas and it now shows 'in process'!!! Yes! So happy to finally see some movement! Now, the question is...should I send the additional documents for a) proof of intent to return and b) further proof of our relationship? I'm leaning towards waiting, as they might not need it...

I am hoping you are right - I have seen evidence of this as well in the form of a letter they issue allowing 60 days to prove intent, however, I just got a "decision made" status on ecas without a PPR letter so far - which is not what traditionally happens...so I'm preparing myself for the worst...

Yes! Explain as much as possible!

Evem though you have been approved as a sponsor, the visa officer processing the file at the Canadian High Commission can still decide you have not submitted enough proof of intent to return. If he/she does decide this, they will ask you to submit more proof, not just reject the application...

Yes, this is the big concern for a lot of us who are living exclusively outside of Canada. If they allow Canadian citizens to sponsor while living abroad, then CIC needs to be, and probably is, realistic when it comes to proof of intent to return to Canada. If you can't get the proof they...

The "living exclusively outside of Canada" is a confusing grey area (I was in same position as you) - BUT if you have been in Australia for 8 months and plan to stay there during your application, I would say you would be considered living exclusively outside of Canada. - I was a...

I would include it as part of your plans to return ... or let them know about it once you are in Alberta if you just want to get the application out.

Your wife can not officially "move" until she has her PR visa. There is no way around that. she can however come as a visitor getting her here as a visitor could be the hard part depending where you are from. Visa-exempt Countries are alot easier... If she needs a visa she is going to have to...