Search results for query: "intent to return"

My case is Canadian wife sponsoring me for PR, while she lives with me in USA, where I am on visa. Over the course of the last few days and much reading and questioning it seems that establishing proof of intent to return to Canada once my PR is / will be approved is a very important, but a...

Hi everyone, I would really appreciate it if anyone who applied for a study permit and was given could tell me if it is absolutely neccesary to purchase a return ticket as proof of intent to return to show the port of entry official. Thanks.

The biggest hurdle you face is that your gf is from a country that requires a visitor visa to come to Canada. But, you cannot apply to sponsor her for a TRV - if the visa officer knows that she is in a relationship with you, that she is having your child, or that you intend to file a PR...

That's right - you don't have to own property in order to qualify to sponsor a spouse . . . you simply have to prove intent to return to Canada and settle here when your spouse receives PR status. Having a home that you own a share of is good proof of your ties to Canada, and proof that you can...

I am in a similar situation, living and working in the US and planning to move to Canada. From what I understand, your biggest hurdle will be proving your intent to return to Canada. If you're working in the US and don't have a job offer in Canada, how will you do that? I'm planning to move to...

Couldn't Hurt... Again, proof of intent to return to Canada is a very minor point as it is very hard to prove.

That's the $1mil question everyone wants to know. But there's no guaranteed answer or everyone would be using it. Your proof of home ownership will go a long way to proving your intent to return. But you should also have concrete plans. A one year course is not so long that you can't imagine...

Hi 1. As you didn't report that you had left Canada, so it appears that your order has become an effective deportation order. If you haven't informed CBSA/CIC there is probably an arrest warrant out for you. 2. The chances of getting permission to visit Canada, are not really great, unless...

I was previously in Canada as a refugee Claimant. I received a visa to enter the U.S. I did not notify the CBSA/CIC when I departed as stipulated in my conditions of admission as a refugee protection claimant. i.e, I did not obtain/receive a certificate of departure. This means that I would...

Hello friends, I will soon be getting my PR after which I will move to canada. I intent to return after some time to marry my gf. I want to know if there's an additional way of bringing her with me apart from me sponsoring her. E.g. can she go on a visitor visa and once there we marry. In this...