Search results for query: "intent to return"

If he applies outland, then he can be anywhere he wants. However, he needs to remain legal in Canada if he is in Canada. That means he would need to apply to extend his stay. He can't simply stay there for more then 6 months. If he applies inland (not recommended, because it's much longer)...

They'd be far more concerned about you than me, sweetie. I think the more pertinent question would be, would using the PR application be valid to show as intent to return, or just an outright bad idea? And to clarify, she would obviously not be on financial aid in this scenario.

That was something that I had seen others do in the past, but was growing concerned that even the initial six month stay could be rejected on entry, due to the changes in law and regulation that make it easier for retirees to stay longer and harder for everyone else. I dislike a gamble, but it...

If you manage to get off welfare, you can apply to sponsor outland. As you are a citizen, it is not a requirement that you reside in Canada during the processing time and although citizens who live outside Canada must show intent to return, I do not think this would apply to you as you will...

I would -really- prefer to not keep her here illegally. I wasn't even considering the option, to be honest. We had already considered having an apartment reserved at X date to show intent to return to Canada. We've been aware of the need to show intent to reside in Canada, and that seems to be...

This thread might be helpful: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/prepare-an-interview-t3109.0.html Otherwise: You can probably expect questions regarding your earlier applications and rejections (what were the reasons for the earlier rejections? Will you be able to...

You have to fill the forms again they want also your SPONSOR must return to CANADA and provide proof of ticket has been booked and send a copy to CHC and have to explain in the letter that your sponsor has plans to settle in Canada after completing their studies write a letter explaning why...

can u please help me what i have to do now i just received this email from embassy dated 21 November though please help i am very tensed :( :( :( Please properly and truthfully complete the IMM8, Schedule-A and IMM5406 forms. Please ensure that you do not leave any time periods...

You must download these forms and fill them in, also if you have dependants you must also fill their info in and get police Certificate for all the areas you and depends lived if over 18. There is a question they ask you why did you there is a delay in sending for sponsorship and why the...

can u please help me what i have to do now i just received this email from embassy dated 21 November though please help i am very tensed :( :( :( Please properly and truthfully complete the IMM8, Schedule-A and IMM5406 forms. Please ensure that you do not leave any time periods unaccounted...

can u please help me what i have to do now i just received this email from embassy dated 21 November though please help i am very tensed :( Please properly and truthfully complete the IMM8, Schedule-A and IMM5406 forms. Please ensure that you do not leave any time periods unaccounted for...

They wrote the date, that's what worries us a bit.

Yes, my partner was approved. GCMS notes show that the VO was satisfied of my intent to return to Canada.

What if we had a baby? Would he become instantly a Canadian citizen because of me being Canadian? Would she be able to get her visa more quickly?

She can certainly try for a visa, however it's not a guarantee to receive it (my fiancee has been refused 4 times). You can go stay in Russia, however you'll have to prove your intent to return to Canada once PR is approved. Moscow is sticky about that, I've seen cases drag on forever and a few...

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If your husband qualifies under NAFTA, have him find a job first and then you can go to Canada together. He will qualify for health care (as a long term temporary foreign worker) and can live with you in Canada. It minimizes any issues about supporting yourselves and proving intent to return...

Your case isn't odd at all, it sounds very straightforward and simple. I'm not sure of the time comparisons between skilled worker and family class... but at least with family class he is guaranteed to qualify. Not sure about skilled worker or what the criteria is. I would just use family class...

If you are outside of Canada and wish to sponsor your spouse and return to Canada, you will be filing an outland application. In an outland application, you must show proof of your intent to return to Canada. This means you'll need to provide whatever you can that shows you're serious about...