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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...

Like armoured said, you need to prove intent to return and ability to support and that depends greatly on your own situation. Has the sponsor been away from Canada a long time? Kids? Real estate and job abroad? Do you have family in Canada? etc. Just tell them your plan, reasonings to move and...

Thank you, do you believe the slowness of the application was due to it taking longer for them to decide on your intent to return?

thanks but that’s the question where to start from? it’s not for me I’m asking for someone She’s citizen getting married to non citizen they plan to come to Canada after marriage but how do they start whole process? Outland application guide still says show proof but she’s not in Canada ..

You apply as outland + Canadian citizen living abroad and show how you will support your spouse and evidence of intent to return to Canada (your preparations). Or you can return to Canada before or with your spouse (if he has visa or visa waiver). Read the instructions to start.

he doesn’t want me to go there super early lol afraid that we will cool off... I have job offer, apartments, account in rbc.. should be enough..)) oh you’re from Russia too??)) how long have you waited? Or still waiting?

Personally I don't think there's any clear evidence that this is the case. (Or either way really) One thing that could is if they have doubts / request additional information about your intent to return to Canada. Not really much way to predict that (although you could guess based on what...

Yes and felt since my husband had no status in Canada at that time they wanted to hold over him for the rest of his life. He is not a criminal and has no criminal history. Even criminals in Canada are allowed to be rehabilitated. In addition, they were trying to dictate to me as Canadian...

I see. So the officer refused you based on his opinion lack of proof intent to return to Canada?

Not commenting on the likelihood of success of H&C (no idea), but another option may be for her to renounce her PR (or it gets revoked) then you sponsor her as your dependent child? While the 2 processes are unlikely to be completed by September, it will at least give you both a sense of...

@dw33, calm down and just answer the adr as best you can. Most likely they will be satisfied and give you Pre Arrival within a short time. In the rare event that they aren't satisfied and ask for more, then you have the right to call them out, as you said BRING ON THE PFL so I can take you to...

And they dont believe, basically just calling us liars by asking, joke system.

They asked for INTENT to return back to Canada. Rightfully so as you haven’t been back in 5 years as you said. They have a job to do. They cannot read your mind. It is YOUR job to prove to them that you will. That’s a part of the process.

Ok just a thought, by that logic, anything he does from now (in China) to prove his intent to return, will also be after the fact, so how is that better than flying back and showing hardcore evidence of starting a new job for example, leasing a new car, renting a place to live? People don't go...

You are contradicting yourself. Earlier you said the sponsor should go back as soon as the App gets sent to the LVO and not wait until AD is asked for, now you are espousing the exact opposite. At this point in time it will not do any good for the sponsor to return to Canada, don't you think...

Is this the letter you received or that someone else received? Only your letter matters. What does your letter say exactly? The short answer to your question is that you need to provide stronger evidence of intent to return. What evidence exactly did you include with your original application...

There's an example of a PFL right there in the beginning of the thread!!!! Today I received another email from CIC: Dear Applicant, This refers to your application for permanent residence in Canada. Subsection 12(1) of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act states that a foreign...

This thread may be helpful for suggestions on what to provide as proof of intent to return: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/how-to-prove-intent-to-return-to-canada-after-my-spouse-gets-pr.198037/