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Because you are common law, I would think it is assumed that funds are shared. So long as there are proof of funds it shouldn't matter who's account holds that money. Best to post the question in the EE portion of the forum located here...

I would be concerned with the fact that this charge is well over 3 years old at this point based on the information you provided. Is this a lawyer, or a consultant? Suggesting that you file this spousal sponsorship before this case is resolved is a very bad idea. Your application will be put on...

That would depend a great deal upon the the business. Most PR's will find that creating a company inside of Canada in hopes that it will count as 'work related' for time spent outside of Canada are shocked when that is not true. There are multiple boxes that need to be checked off for it to be...

So the case has never been resolved? Don't file that spousal sponsorship. You are not admissible at this time based on the information you've provided here. You are likely not going to get a TRP to come and deal with the issue now. I suggest you or your spouse contact a lawyer in Canada and see...

The interviewing officer should already have that since it was sent with your original application. I did not require mine during the interview phase, so I think you should be OK if you don't take it.

Yes. I would also list Aug 2013. I would include a short letter describing why you chose those dates for expiration as opposed to your physical work permit which had a different expiry date. That will help them to understand what you did and why. Best of luck!

I would go with Aug 14th since that was when your application was rejected and you actually quit work. If you put March 31 and then your job says you were there until Aug, that could be seen as intentional misrepresentation.

You speak about dpenabill being inhumane and callous yet one paragraph before it you are wishing him nothing but ill will. If you are not yet a Canadian, I surely hope when you get to your oath your demeanour changes, because wishing anyone ill will because you disagree with their viewpoint is...

Update them with your new address and advise them why you had to leave. They will update your application accordingly and may or may not move it to your home country. If you are already close to visa approval and you end up in the US they very well might just have you submit your passport to...

Do not apply conjugal. You are still considered common law even though you had to go back to Pakistan. You know what kinds of proofs they need, be sure to include them.

A 1 year card is given to those people who are under investigation. If they complete the investigation and decide he can keep his PR he will get the standard 5 year card. If they decide to revoke his PR, he will be issued a departure order and then must return to his home country. He is...

There shouldn't be a prohibition letter with the oath invite. If anything there is a release form for photos and such...

You did say you left after applying for PR. Did you actually land as a PR or just fill out the paperwork to apply for PR? If you landed (activating your CoPR) and then left immediately for 1 year you are still well within your RO and there is no reason for them to stop you. If you have just...

I highly recommend that you either have someone go with you that can take the infant out of the ceremony room in case he/she gets agitated or leave the infant at home; otherwise the parent who has to leave the room will need to undergo another oath ceremony later as you are not able to leave the...

If you have already advised them of your travel times, then I would email them and advise them that you are willing to return to Canada for your oath should it be scheduled within that time period. They should then keep your file active and send you an invite when your file is finished...

That is all you need, (along with supporting documents stating you were living with your Canadian wife) so you will be applying for your first PR card, not a renewal.

That sounds as if they think that you have not yet 'landed' as a PR. I would absolutely correct them on this and tell them you already have PR status and have had for some time now. If they push that issue, advise them you did not apply for your status, rather that you are renewing your travel...

1. No, there is no need to advise CIC about your divorce it is irrelevent. 2. If you remarry you can certainly sponsor a new spouse,you may be under a bit more scrutiny as you were married when you landed initially and are now married to someone else, but so long as everything is on the up and...

If you plan to work/settle in Montreal you will first need to land somewhere outside of Quebec in order to activate your PR. You can not land in Quebec without a CSQ. If you land in say, Toronto, then make your way to Quebec to work you no longer need that CSQ.

I suspect it is because IRCC already has your travel records from CBSA and want to verify what you put in your application against the information they have. As noted in another thread, you will need to get your stamps translated and if you do not and they can not read them, you'll stall your...