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So... from what I understand, the visa officer at the port of entry will stamp the visitors passport with the amount of time he sees fit for the person to stay. What plays into his decision on time given? He cannot be more informed of the situation then the IO that actually issued the TRV, can...

I'm not sure why my post from before didn't appear to actually post. The page you're reffering to only means family such as spouses or children(don't quote me on the spouses part) So just write, "Not Applicable" You will come to a form titled "Additional Family Information" this is where you...

No, they are not entered there, you can simply put 'N/A'. There is another form in the application package that is labelled 'Additional Family Information' - here you will put your mother, father and your siblings.

The marriage in the Phillipines and the actual sponsorship are two seperate things. It appears job_seeker has already answered your question about which papers you need for your marriage. I can only give you some information about the sponsorship process, for you to eventually become a Permanent...

If he marries you in the Phillipines. He can then sponsor you to come to Canada. It's alot of paper work, and can take over a year for a final decision to be made. See the Family Sponsorship section for more information. Alert your boyfriend to this forum if he decides to take on the task...

I could still be wrong. But, copy pasted from the Sponsorship guide on the Canadian Immigration website. Application to Sponsor and Undertaking (IMM 1344A) A - Sponsor 1. Indicate whether you want to withdraw your sponsorship application or continue processing if you do not meet the...

I actually got through to a Call Centre Agent on my first try(maybe I should go buy a lottery ticket cause it appears to be my lucky day). Anywho, the letter I received is dated July 29th. So the Agent said that I would have to allow for more time, in case of Sponsorship, I will not be able to...

So, I'm a bit confused on this one. I have tried logging in with every which number I could find to punch in. I have now recieved the confirmation letter stating I am eligible to sponsor, and the application has been sent accordingly to the applicable visa office outside of Canada. I still...

I suggest you stick with job_seeker. He seems to have the Phillipines figured out. The rest of us are merely speculating. Good Luck!

Interesting. Thanks for the prompt reply!!

The link I sent you is posted by a Canadian citizen with the intent to marry his Phillipino wife in the Phillipines. I know when I married in Thailand there was several services that were quite cheap that did the majority of the leg work in the translation and obtaining of documents needed for...

Not to budge in on this ladies question. Addressed to job_seeker.. when they issued you your visa in the Phillipines, was the amount of time allowed in Canada specified? Or do they just issue the Visa in your passport and the time specified is upto the Immigration Officer at the Canadian port of...

Hello, I'll kick off by saying, I am not entirely sure about retrieving past information on skype - I know that all phone calls and messages sent between skype is saved automatically and can be viewed at the bottom of the main screen, but once it is deleted, I do not believe you can get it...

I shall take a swing at this, I will only be able to give you general advice, nothing specific to Brazil. You can start the process before getting married, you have 3 options in which you can sponsor - Married, Common-Law or Conjugal. Those also range from easiest to most difficult when proving...

Nope, just print out the receipt and send it.

I better chime in and duplicate what the first two answerers made clear. Ya gots to pay 'em all, but the Right of Permanent Residence Fee is only applicable if the applicant passes. BUT!!! As said above, you can avoid delays by paying it ahead of time. As the first guy also said, the $490.00 is...

Honestly, marriage is the easiest and most successful way to do it. If everything is straight to the point, suchas no criminal past and all that good stuff, then the next question is, whether or not the relationship is genuine. Which is proved through various things ie. plane tickets, passport...

Yep, I already said this on your other post. Just in case you didn't read that one. Call Immigration!!!

Honestly, most the answers on here are opinions and speculation. Considering immigration officers can hardly give you a definitive answer half the time, you can't expect it here. Why don't you contact the visa office/embassy that processed your application? If you're in Manila, you don't have...

Hahaha no no.. To put money into the applicants account to show available funds for her trip, which is one of the requirements on the application form.