Search results for query: "intent to return"

Thank you so much for detailed answer. Yes, I can sponsor, for sure. I was not sure what to say about exclusive live abroad, cause this is not true, at least as I can see it. For me return to Canada is not just an intend, its a life critical. I have work there and our new office will be ready...

So as a citizen, you can sponsor from abroad. The most significant difference of marking whether you exclusively live abroad is that as a citizen-sponsor abroad, you'll have to show your intent to return to Canada. Given everything you've said above, demonstrating that shouldn't be difficult at...

Note: the biggest issue here is whether the covid rules requiring new PRs arriving to be coming for 'family reunification' i.e. reuniting with a family member or travelling with that family member (who is already a Canadian citizen or PR). I think those rules have been dropped but I'm not...

If we are refused on this reason, what happens exactly. Can I move back to Canada and immediately reapply, without worry that it will be another year? Part of me is wondering if I should just move back to Canada now, and know that my wife will join me in June (12 months from applying) rather...

My impression is that these requests for more info showing intent to return to Canada are now standard, but I do not know and you should still take it seriously. At this point obviously you mostly cannot prove you will return to Canada. You should try to show as much evidence of intent...

I have no travel history as i have never left pakistan but we do have proof that we will be moving there because my husband has purchased property which we will be moving in to and are also applying for some jobs etc.

Sponsor does not need to submit travel history. It may be relevant and important to mention aspects of sponsor's travel - eg to support fact the two of you have a relationship and were living together, if that was the case - but not a complete travel history. Important: your spouse will have...

why are u worried if u have received the pre arrival

Hi pdp11. May I ask, do you know at what stage (e.g after or before medical/pre-arrival) this person got PFL regarding his intent to return? My app is also in SGVO, and i'm a Canadian living abroad. Kind of worried if I did not provide enough proof. Thanks.

Thank you it's a very helpful comment! As you said, to make things easier, I should stick with the 2 out of 5 years policy then.

That is quite a different situation. You should see the other sub-forum I posted a link to here. Short form is that it is not always something one can count upon (the issue can come up of who-accompanied-whom, as well as - potentially - whether there was any 'accompanying' at all, as it seems...

While we applied Outland, we relocated to Canada several months before PR came through, and have been living in BC since the end of June. We applied for a Study Permit in parallel to the PR application, as the Principal Applicant was accepted to an eligible institution for September, so moving...

IMportant note: since your spouse is living abroad, she will have to show intent to return to canada and serious plans to do so; there's no sponsorship process for those that don't plan to return with their spouses or intend to settle in Canada.

I applied from Singapore. We were in Singapore the whole time.

Very strange. Did you apply from Singapore or from Canada? Did you update your address? Proof of intent to return is a required part of the process.

Honestly there is no simple rule about what a Canadian couple returning needs to show - I don't think it comes down to simple 'months of bank statements.' There are two things you need to address: how you will support your spouse/one another, which can be a combination of saving, jobs...

You have a time machine? So: don't freak out. Respond to the email. They don't put a deadline beyond what you already referred to, eg. the anniversary of medical. First: do not be afraid to repeat everything you showed for indication of intent to return to Canada in the original email. It...

When we submitted application we mentioned her address is in Canada and we also mentioned she visited me and how long stay in my side.

She should advise IRCC via change of address that she is in Canada. (If she does not, there is possibility she will get asked to document her intent to return to Canada - which would be pretty easy when in Canada but could delay the process)

IMO your evidence looks weak and points to a return date that is still a year out. Read through the following threads: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/how-to-prove-sponsors-intent-to-return-to-canada.502507/...