Search results for query: "intent to return"

Outland spousal application denied. Sponsor and applicant have both resided in Pakistan together since marriage in 2013 and continue to reside in Pakistan. Spousal application July 2020. Sponsor is citizen since 2009. Married in 2013. travel Usa 2016-2017 Jan 2020 baby born Apply for...

You can sponsor your spouse, you will have to show aspects of intent to return when you apply. If the officer thinks the info presented is insufficient, you would get follow-up request for more information, and possibly a procedural fairness (warning they will reject if you don't convince...

Thank you scylla, this is a very good idea. I'll ask him for a copy of the deed for his apartment and enclose it with the application.

The main things you want to include to prove intent to return to his home country would be evidence such as property ownership and assets (e.g. bank account).

Thank you so much for your response. Good to know!

My husband had been out of Canada for close to 7 years when he sponsored me and it wasn't a problem. You'll need to show intent to return to Canada (job applications, looking for housing (or in your case of you've been renting out the house or something making arrangements to end whatever has...

jeez... so many words, so little information.

Personally, I wouldn't be terribly worried about the impact on your sponsorship. When we applied my husband was finishing grad school and was job hunting and we didn't have any issues. We submitted a list of job applications, but that was more for the purposes of showing intent to return to...

Look in the family sponsorship forum here: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/forums/family-class-sponsorship.5/ What he'll need to show is 'intent to return' to Canada and related. Use the search using those returns or similar, or just keep your eyes open for...

We applied when my husband was finishing his PhD (in the US, my home country, where we were living together). Based on the timing you're stating I think you'll run into issues with showing intent to return to Canada. We had some pretty solid evidence: he was actively applying to MANY jobs in...

When do you plan on getting married? Before PhD? Partway through? Will your spouse live with you in the US? Just to clarify you are Canadian and she is from the Philippines? You must show intent to return to Canada when you get PR so you only really qualify to apply in the year before you...

Good news, let's hope anyway. Was your spouse able to join you in toronto or still waiting?

docs that supported our relationships and my intent to return to Canada. we already passed eligibility and received pre-arrival on Nov 18. and new medicals. basically, everything in my signature. I'm in Toronto already! we didn't have any updates since gckey said "you have passed medical exam"...

Request for reconsideration via webform or otherwise file a judicial review via self representation. Im sure you will get the settlement offer. Your intent to return in quiet strong and show present your professional profile in detail. They might overlooked or misjudged.

The typical case you refer to is not relevant to this class of case, citizens sponsoring while abroad - where intent to return is the issue. Read the comments carefully and in context. My comment 'not aware' referred to this type of app, not apps where sponsor is in Canada. Now, of course...

Yes, you can even apply from abroad. You will - again - have to show intent to return to Canada. It's in the instructions.

Short form, if you are a citizen, yes, if you are a PR - not really (only for visits). If you're a citizen, you'll need to show intent to return. It's in the instructions.

Okay thank you so much!!!

If you are the citizen and you are returning to Canada, no, not at all. Moreover: you should update your address to Canada once you have arrived, and let them know (eg webform) that you have returned. This way the officer won't spend more time (hopefully) on the 'intent to return to Canada' stuff.

Thanks for your detailed advice. When you refer to 'basic instructions' what are you referring to? Where do I find 'basic instructions?' I really don't want to sit around for 22 months hoping for the best. Moving their first and extending my stay seems a much better option. But no experience...