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If you do not need to work, then you could basically do a version of this. Read up the basic instructions. -It does save (likely anyway) time if you submit your spouse's app when she is residing in Canada - because she will not need to show intent to return to Canada. -You cannot 'move' to...

Hello everyone, Unfortunately and after waiting for 11 months, I got my first application returned stating that I chose the wrong category when submitted my online application (PA living inside Canada). My wife and I have just made up our minds that we cannot live apart anymore (18 months in...

I agree that all of these things would be better but some are, for obvious reasons (incl money), difficult or unrealistic for many to provide. So three main messages: -absolutely MUST take this seriously and do the best you can when applying to show intent to return. -but, the perfect is the...

Yes, that's one example of the type of info you can provide. You can check other threads here for other examples. One small additional point: after you submit your app, it seems pretty standard now that IRCC writes and asks for (additional) evidence of intent to return, it can be 3-9 months...

You can try. If you have an email for warsaw, you can copy to there as well (they used to obviously read email, don't know now).

is it ok if we add up 2 files via webform? previously we uploaded files via gckey. i found more evidence of my intent to return

This has nothing to do with any financial requirement. It's to provide additional evidence of your intent to return to Canada once the PR visa is approved.

100% agree.

Opinions may differ here on this suggestion so up to you (I'm making it so obviously I think it might help and won't hurt): I believe a simple letter from employer(s) to you, even if explicitly stating that it's non-binding and subject to agreement / business requirements, that you and employer...

I'm not an expert in getting mortgages for non-residents. Conceptually, I would split the task or issue for you and your spouse: buying/investing in property now and your desire to eventually settle in Canada/reside in that property are two different things (given the timeline). Foreigners and...

It is hard to say right now, but yes, many have had trvs approved. Many have also had them denied. Russia itself should not be a big issue save for potentially security clearance (if needed) and priority (other visa offices in the region busy). Main evaluation is whether they think ties to home...

Citizen-sponsors can even reside outside Canada (although will need to show intent to return). But sponsors who are PRs must reside in Canada, throughout the process. "Residing" is not defined, but govt says 'short trips' are ok. Short trips also not defined. Probably reasonable to conclude it...

I think you're a little too worried but understandably. That said, it should not be an issue as long as you are not moving outside Canada. "If/When" they are asked they can be truthful and talk about your surgery. If you're indeed just leaving for surgery then you should be able to provide...

I totally understand what you are saying. But I am not someone who left Canada permanently, Toronto is my home and eventhough I am in India now, everything I do everyday is related to working in Toronto, the people I talk to etc. I don't even sleep per Indian time. My question is, I consider...

Hi everyone! I'm a Canadian citizen with passport. I sponsored my parents in 2018 under PGP 2018 and they won the lottery. Recently they got their CoPR. I have been living in Canada for about 13 years now. Their CoPR is only valid till December this year. They were given an extension last year...

Hi everyone! I'm a Canadian citizen with passport. I sponsored my parents in 2018 under PGP 2018 and they won the lottery. Recently they got their CoPR. I have been living in Canada for about 13 years now. Their CoPR is only valid till December this year. They were given an extension last year...

I couldn't have written this better myself! What is the best way to ensure this letter reaches the minister?

Dear Honourable Sean Fraser, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship and Deputy Ministers: Thank you for taking concrete action to reduce the backlog of applications. It is encouraging to hear your plan for the upcoming months that IRCC aims to process 80% of applications within...

Many of the documents that can be used as proof of your intent to return will not be available when you first apply so I would suggest sending in more proof as it becomes available around 3-4 months before your planned return date.

Agree with @nedvert , definitely include information about intent on your application. You may or may not get asked for supplemental information later, but it will be much more credible if in the interim you have continued preparations and have addl to include. (We did not get asked but it...