Search results for query: "intent to return"

We want to move to Canada but i work in aviation and the industry isn't too hot in canada now. I need the PR to get a job there and failing which we will remain outside canada where i can find work.

Having been in this situation a bit: you really need to be more precise about why exactly you wish to acquire PR status so long in advance of actually settling. Perhaps there are situations in which it would make some sense. But there are disadvantages as well - and in my view, relatively few...

-She can apply for TRV - he provides an invite. Not guaranteed it will be gratned. -He can sponsor her as spouse or she can apply express entry or both at the same time. No way to say in advance which will be fastest. Timing may not work to 'bring her with him.' Note if he is residing abroad...

My feeling is that IRCC can and does have very specific guidelines for certain things so in the case of something like this where they basically say "outline your plans" so long as it's easily identifiable as that, they must not care too much. After all they could have specific requirements for...

Yes, don't think it matters whether it's a physically separate document or a clearly separated section and clearly specifies it's about the plans/intent to return to Canada. I did it separate so I could keep in order and group the bits like this with the related documents. But whatever works...

Thanks! I am a citizen abroad, and can be a bit wordy with writing. I am doing my best to keep it short but sweet. I will just keep it to one letter.

Are you a citizen residing abroad? If not, you'll have to apply from within Canada. If so, read the instructions carefully - you'll need to provide some information on your intent to return to Canada - that would include these plans. If you just mean as a general thing - follow the...

If she is a citizen, she can go and stay with him. There's no special procedure to process faster - just a regular outland application. Note, if she does this as a Cdn residing abroad, she'll need to provide some info on intent to return to Canada. It's in the application docs.

Living Outside Canada the entire time (and sponsor has lived outside Canada for the past 35 yrs).

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You need to show intent to return that's what's important. Maybe a job/school you attend in your home country currently. You're profile is still just in the pool anyway and you have a history of entering and leaving Canada properly. I think you'll be fine. I know people who got to Canada on...

Thank you for the reply.

Lots here have done, there is a tracking spreadsheet to get an idea of timelines. Most (~80%) are done in less than a year in normal times, and getting back to normal despite COVID. A fair number get done considerably quicker. Ours was done in one year despite hitting the worst of covid delays...

Had a question. When you applied, were you living outside of Canada and provided initial evidence of intent to return? Or were you living inside Canada at the time of the application and then moved outside the country while the application was processing?

Sponsor hasn't lived in Canada for 35 yrs. So, we're not too surprised by the request.

Thank you. Interesting that they did not end up requesting the supporting docs. It's still a bit unclear whether this is some new level of strictness about the intent-to-return policy or possibly just a more general formal ask-everyone to update policy. I'm under the impression they are asking...

Good memory. The follow up request was for a certified copy of our marriage certificate and supporting evidence that the sponsor actually intends to move back to Canada. We wrote a 3 page letter for the latter that referenced about 12 supporting documents (letter from brother, real estate...

I just recalled that you got - I think - the request for more information on intent to return to Canada. For others (topic that comes up a lot) - what had you provided initially and then what did you provide in addition? Was there any further followup or requests from IRCC?

Right, Thank you so much, so I will say that I live exclusively outside of Canada then. Yes, everything I said is true and we are common law, at least for now. Yes, cohabitating in different countries seems wrong. TRV was rejected, as I wrote and explained everything as is, but they think as I...

If you have been or are living outside country for more than one year, that's living exclusively outside Canada (in my view). No big deal: apply as canadian sponsor abroad. if all is as you say, you won't have issues demonstrating intent to return to Canada. You didn't mention that you are not...