Search results for query: "intent to return"

Hi thats good i have been married for almost 5 years and we have a kid so i hope they wont call what additional documents did you send for intent to return to canada? Im a october applicent aor 2 march 25 from beirut... i sent them a notorized letter from my father that we will be staying with...

Hi they didn't call for interview i think because we have been married for 9 years now. Application received july 31 Aor 1 November 30 medical and SA dec 7 feb 8 request of additional documents for intent to return to canada February 22 pre

Thanks a lot @Hurlabrick! This is gold :D

Useful stuff based on peoples experience of 'proof of intent to return' here: https://britishexpats.com/wiki/Spousal_Sponsorship-Canada/FAQ_-_New_Application_Forms#Item_2:_How_do_I_prove_I_intend_to_return_to_Canada.3F

Every case is different, if you have been married for a long time I'm sure you have lots of pictures showing you in a relationship for many years. If this does happen where they are asking for more wedding photos, definitely let them know the situation, submit what you can and wait to see what...

hi, didn't you attach all these documents when you submit your application? like letter from parents or job letter/job search history/ tenant agreement ?? if you sent all this stuff, why again they asking, no idea

IF this does happen, can we explain in detail (again) why we don't have any? (and does that happen? Requests for more things at different times such as photos and additional documents?) If they were to ask for marriage photos and you can't provide them, you can write a detailed statement of why...

I'm a bit worried about this after searching the site for a similar topic. We have 0 wedding photos and we explained this in our initial application. They already requested additional documents. JoshC told me that he doesn't believe they ask for different things at different times and believes...

I did the same thing. We submitted about a dozen letters from friends and family all mentioning the move to Canada. They also offered help with our job search since many are in the same industry as us and places to stay if need be.

All of the advice here is spot on to what we did. One additional thing I included in my "proof of intent to return to Canada" section was have my parents and a few close friends back in Canada write letters/affidavits attesting that they have known for at least the last 2 years that we plan to...

I concur. No chance this will work.

The short answer is no. You are by no means the first person who has thought of this and IRCC is way ahead of you. We've seen many examples over the years where people have tried this on the forum and it's clear IRCC will not accept this under the exception. You won't be able to count your...

Just to add, IRCC have become MUCH more aggressive in the requirements for proof of intent to return to Canada permanently. This is because some people were applying for PR status as a convenient "visitor visa" instead of what it is designed for. They never had any intention to actually move to...

Like I said above, they do not ask you to prove resignation. They ask a Canadian who is resident outside of Canada to provide documentation of an intent to return to Canada. They do not want to go about issuing PR visas to spouses who have no intention of residing in Canada. That...

Background check doesn't show on ECAS, only on MyCIC account if your application is linked ECAS though shows AIP, DM

Thanks for your response

This happened to me in December. My husband’s the PA and I am his Canadian citizen sponsor. We applied February 2018. Heard back in Late November with them saying that we didn’t supply enough proof I was willing to move back to Canada (we both lived in the UK). I honestly couldn’t provide them...

Yhello Dompax, I am sorry to hear about the rejection of your application for study permit. You will have to apply again and address all the matters raised in the refusal letter. 1. Intent to return- This often difficult to prove. Just stating it in your SOP is not just enough, you need to be...

he didn't said it was a common law application, and 1 year cohabitation does not apply to married spouse, right? So if they are married, no proof required

Wot Zardoz said. You only have to prove you have lived together for at least 1 year up to the point your application was sent in. PLUS, as already stated, it will definitely help to tell CIC your game plan as that should be plenty of proof of your sponsor's intent to return to Canada (they do...