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thanks. but we were living together until like 2 weeks back for the last seven years except for 1 year when i was studying. and we visited each other during that time. should i write only about the visits during that one year or show the years where we were just living together.

i am still confused on this one point. thanks for this wakki. but still confused about part c, question 4. quote: form 5532, part c, question 4 : if you are not living together, have you visited each other during your relationship ? yes or no. technically after moving to canada i have not...

getting any visa rejected is not a good option.. i was initially thinking of applying under the outland category and then once the applications are under process, then i intend to apply for a visitor visa [ trv] for both so that they can atleast stay with me for 6 months and then go back to...

Thanks for the quick reply Kedeisha on a Saturday :-). Yes, my daughter will be visiting for sure. she is only 1 year old so she will be travelling with her mum. Just to be clear: 1. you are saying: yes: I can apply for visitor visa for both mom and daughter and then inland sponsorship for...

I am a new PR in Canada and starting working on a decent package in Jan 2019. My wife and child are in France. She is currently working in France. When I had applied for my PR, I had mentioned both her and my child as non accompanying dependents because at that time i was not sure about the job...

thanks for the reply. much appreciated. but my question specifically is around these two questions : Part c, question 3 : are you living together now ? yes / no should i say yes or no ? because technically since last week we are not living together as I have moved to canada to start my job...

imm 5532 document part c. information about relationship questions. are you living together now ? yes / no i received canadian pr last year and then a job and then i moved to canada in jan 2019. my family is still back in the uk. so we are not living together now. so i selected No. it says...