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I am sponsoring my husband. After receiving a procedural fairness letter (proof of intent to return to Canada) and sending the needed documents, the in process on ecas now has been changed to decision made however we havent recieved any email of the decision. Can anyone please tell me how long...

I understand this is an old post, but I am going through the same thing you did. I need to provide evidence that shows I will move to Canada permanently once my husband receives ppr. I am the sponsor and we applied outland, we live together in the UAE.

Intent to return is not a factor for sponsor approval. It is always reviewed at the end. They weren't satisfied with what you sent, so you need to send more. Shipping quotes, job searches, communication with family/friends etc. Also submit proofs of intent to leave the US, such as giving...

Search this forum for "proof of intent to return" - there are many many threads discussing this.

So just to add in case you not aware that there is no such thing as fiancé sponsorship, you either have to be common law, cohabiting for 12 plus months or married. In theory as a citizen provided you meet either the common law or married criteria you could start the sponsorship process from...

The order that I did things was: Section 1: Checklist, barcode pages Section 2: Sponsor forms & additional docs related to sponsor (e.g. passport scan, proof of intent to return, settlement plan, etc.) Section 3: Primary applicant forms & additional docs related to primary applicant (e.g...

The husband (sponsor) needs to demonstrate that he is returning to Canada to live there with his wife once she receives PR. If you have no plans to come to Canada, there's really no point applying and you'll most likely struggle to be approved since you won't be able to show an intent to return.

Will you suggest us to file an application now? All these proofs we need to attach with the application or this they will inquire later? Should we mention that our children wants to do studies in canada? They have to start university next year but I am afraid its mot possible for them to start...

He can apply for outland spousal sponsorship and yes, he will have to work very hard to prove his intent to return to Canada permanently. Proof of recent trips back gor job hunting, contacts he has for his new job in Canada, notice of resination from current overseas job etc.

Looks like you would apply for common law spousal sponsorship. Your decision is to apply yhe inland or outkand route. You can apply NOW as outland. For US / Canadian couples, take about 6 or 7 montgs start to finish. You can remain with him in US, but would need to 'prove' to CIC you plans...

I don't think the officer is specifically asking for ALL of those documents - they are just examples of things that would be accepted as proof of intent to return to Canada. If you submit flight receipts, your husband's resignation letter, and a general plan of how you are going to settle in...

On any tourist application, you have to show ties to your country as the officer has to be convinced you do not plan to overstay and have intent to return to your country within 6 mos. it's only after she's here that you'd submit PR on her behalf and officially be letting them know of change of...

There won't be a difference whether you withdraw or get refused. Either way, IRCC will more heavily scrutinize your proof of intent to return. Medicals are only valid for a year, so yes. Biometrics are valid for several years, so no. PCCs, yes for China and maybe for other countries.

Thank you so much for your advice. Very helpful and empathetic! We did all the paperwork ourselves, and, even with all the research ahead of time, we misunderstood how immediate this move had to be. We applied early because of the impending workload (baby, school, etc) we anticipated and...

Thanks a lot bro much appreciated and do you know how long does it take from the time I reply until I get a decision ?

Yes, if your family returns to Canada and establishes residence by joining school, getting a job etc, it is a good indication of your intent to return. But all that will be moot if you don't answer the letter. You need to write an explanation and show concrete steps that you have taken already -...

No. Still waaaaayyyyy too far in the future as far as IRCC are concerned Intent to return is either immediate or certainly within a couple of months of approval. They expect you to be making concrete plan to return within months at the time you orig8nally apply. I doubt they would believe...

Hi community, My husband (PA, Kenyan citizen) and I (Canadian citizen) applied for outland PR from China in February 2019, submitted medical July 2019, gave biometrics August 2019, and now (Sept) our application is currently in Hong Kong. This week, we received a procedural fairness letter...

Feel free to PM me. I did almost exactly the same as you (moved from Canada at age 12 / 13 and returned with my British wife at age 58! YOU You are Canadian, end of story. You don't need to tell anyone in Canada anything in particular. What you will need to do is: 1. Land and tell them...

hi do you mind sharing how you made you application stronger? I got refusal letter today based on ties even though I provided letter from company my intended plan to what I was gonna do. please do share it might help me now that I also want to re-apply soon Thank you