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For Canadian citizens, time spent living together anywhere in the world will count towards the 2 years out of 5 PR obligations. So you shouldn't need to worry. When he's approved for PR, he will still need to "land" as PR in Canada, but then can live in another country with you. Note that if...

Hi friends, I am sponsoring my wife for PR. She is from a non exempt country (Thailand). I want to invite her on a TRV with dual intent, while application is in process. She has done her medicals, police clearance, holds a good job in Merchandising for a large retailer (similar to Best Buy /...

You should post in the family sponsorship section of this forum. If you have lived together 12 months and can prove it, you can apply immediately while you are still in Germany for her PR. You just need to show intent to return to Canada once it's approved. While her PR is in process (could...

I think this is good news. Congrats. Let's hope they don't revisit your file until after that date which they are known to do that. I believe it's called BRING IN FORWARD.

A TRP is used to overcome a determination of inadmissibility, including "unlikely to leave". This is a common issue for young children and a TRP is a mechanism for overcoming it.

Got an email from CIC requesting proof of my husband (sponsor's) residency in Canada. Guess in our haste to pull together all the other required documentation this slipped through the cracks! Hopefully this means at least that they are looking at our file :) In case it's helpful here's what...

Nice! When did you get this email craw? Looks like there are some rumblings from Ottawa :) Someone else needs to catch up to Millertimz. he can't just leave everyone in the dust!

Neither good nor bad news (I hope): we received a request for additional documents from Ottawa. Guess in our stress to provide all the necessary documentation for everything else, we forgot to provide proof that my husband actually lives in Ontario! Oops! I believe this means they've at least...

Thanks. Is the TRP even useful in a case where the reason for denial of entry falls under "failing to prove your intent to return to home country" or is it only for cases such as medical, police, misrepresentation, overstaying etc.

Hi All I had was letters from family and friends, my Canadian bank account and my Canadian credit card. I explained that there was no way that I could commit to a lease/job/school until I knew my partner's visa was approved, as I wouldn't be returning to Canada if it wasn't approved. It was...

Hi, I'm living in australia with my common law partner while we get our visa processed, Im Canadian and he's Irish, so we dont have any ties here, but we also dont have any plans for when we're back in canada either, we're getting ready to send in our forms soon, all i ahve as proof of intent to...

As proving your intent to return to Canada is one of the more difficult parts of an outland application, I would think it's best to avoid complicating that step at all and just say your plan is to return and settle in Québec. Once he lands as a PR, he can live wherever he wants to in Canada...

Thea, i think your very best bet is to bring your sweetheart to Canada as a visitor. Live with him. And then, if everything is still perfect you can get married and sponsor him. If he is accepted, the visitor visa will probably be 6 months long. Thats enough time to really get to know him and...

Do you plan to stay at all in Québec with family when you move back, perhaps just at first until you get your feet under you? Or do you plan to settle somewhere else immediately? It may be *slightly* easier to prove your intent to return to Québec, as you already have ties there and can have a...

As the others have said, this will be an issue. You are required to prove that you intend to return to Canada permanently in order for your spouse to be granted PR. When a person has been living outside of Canada for several years, CIC usually requires fairly solid proof of the intent to return...

and yes if i send her new contract so what you thing they will give me visa before my medical expair or they will dealy till my wife job contract end.?

Yes i am also thing about that and i will do that.

I think the immigration officers who looked into your application was already expecting your wife to be in canada because you only showed her contract that expires in 2013. So maybe the best you could do is to show the immigration officer about her latest contract and an affidavit or letter...

You mean my wife's intent to leave Canada at the end of our vacation? Well, she has a history of visiting and leaving Canada every summer for the last 6 years. We are both resident in a third country where we work. There is no particular reason for her to stay in Canada, her spouse is outside...