Search results for query: "intent to return"

Luckily nobody got hurt but a DUI can have some serious outcomes. You are quite lucky because as a citizen you can be together. You could have remained together all year if you had wanted. You just had to show intent to return to Canada if your application had been approved. Yes you wanted...

Hi guys, I am sorry if this has been asked before, but me and my fiance plan on moving to Canada (we have been saving and planning for a few years now). We are considering inland since proving intent to return to Canada can be daunting (so I've read). My question - if I apply for a TRV, I want...

1st refusal was your intent to come back amd 2 nd was your course was not matched. Studied diploma in business management and planned course is bachelor in business admin.

Why did you get 2 refusals before ? What are you current qualifications, planned course and how will you show intent to return to India on completion of your course , plus how attending college in Canada will help that return ?

Hello, I have been accepted to a PhD program at UBC and applied a week ago for my student permit, and my spouse and child will accompany me. I am also eligible to apply for EE under FSWP, but am unsure of when I should apply. I don't mind waiting for the study permit to arrive, but I heard...

1. No more than 50% because you do not have any travel history, especially to other developed countries requiring a visa. 2. Show as many economic ties to your home country as you can. You could also show your brother's finances and proof of status in Canada, but those are only secondary to your...

Hi, I am planning to apply for a visitor visa in the coming months of May - June. I have a real brother, who is a permanent resident of Canada and who would be sending me an invitation letter to support my visa application. I am 27, single and working as a full time employee. I would like to...

There really is no point in applying when you are moving out of the country.

PRs do not have the right to sponsor a spouse while they are not residing in Canada. PRs must be physically living in Canada to submit a family class PR app, and continue residing in Canada during processing time. This is one of the basic rules of a PR sponsoring a spouse. The intent to move is...

Need advice Hi , My wife is Canadian PR holder and I am working in US on H1B visa. We got married in April 2107 (in Canada) and I applied for PR under family sponsorship class. My process got delayed because it took time for me to get background check letter from FBI US ( FBI takes 3-4 months...

Sounds like a good start. Some further reading on the subject here: http://britishexpats.com/wiki/Spousal_Sponsorship-Canada/FAQ_-_New_Application_Forms#Item_2:_How_do_I_prove_I_intend_to_return_to_Canada.3F

Hello. We are in special cases so we need some advice urgently. I am a Canadian Citizen since 2013 who is going to sponsor my husband. My husband has lived in Canada since 2006 as a student. We married in May 2017 and living together right now in Canada. We are going to graduate in this June...

I am a Canadian Citizen since 2013 who is going to sponsor my husband. My husband has lived in Canada since 2006 as a student. We married in May 2017 and living together right now in Canada. We are going to graduate in this June. I got a full-time return job offer from a company in the US that...

Which is what I seek to do by calibrating the duration of my visit. From your comments I linked earlier, you've noted a trip too long indicates a lack of ties to India and potential to overstay. My reasoning is: a short trip should indicate the opposite: a strong tie to India and an intent to...

Did IRCC specifically ask you for Option C? I'm just looking at the checklist now and it's only listed if you are working in Canada, you need to provide Option C. If you check the box that you are working outside of Canada, it's just the usual proof of intent to return etc.

If you are a PR and you are outside Canada, you are not eligible to sponsor a family member. It's clear from your narrative and the information request by IRCC that this is probably the case. It's highly likely that IRCC will refuse your application anyway based on the time you have been away...

Thank you for taking the time to reply, and congratulations on the Passport request, my wife (sponsor) lives with me in Miami, US but shes been living here in the US for a short period of time, so hopefully they wont drill me too hard on the intent to return.

I posted this in the wrong board, so I am reposting here looking for answers: I applied to sponsor my child last year right after my successful appeal. While the application was processing, I had to travel to take care of a terminally-ill family member. The application should be processing for...

I applied to sponsor my child last year right after my successful appeal. While the application was processing, I had to travel to take care of a terminally-ill family member. The application should be processing for another year and with my history with the IRCC (everything takes an extra long...

I did not have a lot of evidence in our initial application, mostly because my husband and I had just decided in February of 2017 that we were going to move to Canada. I had wanted to move back for a long time, but we only recently started planning it. So at the time of our application, we...