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I am a Canadian trying to sponsor my American wife. We sent out her fingerprints in mid January, and i just completed the application. Is it still too late to send the application out and receive the fingerprints in time?

Im sponsoring my american wife to canada here and she sent out her finger prints in january. We just finished her application, so do we need to send the finger prints again or can I still send the application right now and receive the finger prints in time?

Okay so Im sponsoring my american wife as a canadian, there are no country specific requirements but it does say to include a marriage certificate. so i was just wondering if it was the copy or actual. And if she sends out for her finger prints, should I be worried about her police certificate...

1. Should I (the sponsor) make a photocopy of marriage certificate or give the actual document? 2. How soon should my wife (the principle applicant) send out the finger prints to get her police certificates? 3. Do I (the sponsor) need to make photocopies of all the pages of my passport from...

There is no gap, and thats exactly why i made this topic about.

My wife is trying to fill the backround check form, and under personal work history, it says theres a "gap in time" when filling out the year/mm to year/mm. Can't validate the form until that error is gone.

Im a canadian sponsoring my american wife and im so damn confused about a few things. 1. Where does she need to send the police certificate to once it arrives in her mail, if shes in the states and im the one sponsoring her from canada? Can she mail it for our application or do i need to get it...

Okay cool and where do you mail the police certificate? Because im sponsoring my wife, shes in america and im in canada. Where can she mail it to once the police certificate arrives?

I haven't sent it yet, thats why i was wondering.

I was wondering, when should I send in an application if a police certificate takes a while to come in? I know CIC will request for it, so I dont want it to take forever to come in the mail while processing begins.

Im (the sponsor) a Canadian Sponsoring my American wife(the principle applicant) and I have started on her outland PR application. We're confused though it says on the FBI site "If the request is for a couple, family, etc., each person must complete and sign a form." We're a couple that...

"You must fill out the application form and get a set of your fingerprints." Ive seen it, and its so confusing. It asks to fill an application out then randomly says "get a set of your fingerprints" doesnt say where to give that application form to.

bump, please need an answer.

I'm a Canadian sponsoring my American wife. We have some confusions here as to what forms my wife has to take with her to the police to get her police certificate. Which of these forms below does she have to take and to where? Fingerprint request form...

Okay, so this form is clearly under the "sponsor" and when I open it, why does a section of it require the principle applicant to fill it out? That just makes it confusing. How would the principle applicant fill out this section if its under one PDF for sponsors? "PART B - INFORMATION ABOUT...

I am a Canadian citizen sponsoring my American wife. It says "all your family members must pass a medical and backround check" Family members: "spouse or partner" < does this mean i need to get a medical and backround check aswell as my wife? I am the sponsor.

So im filling out a form that requires both the principle applicant and sponsor, but in some questions it makes it so confusing as to how to describe who did what. How am i going to describe my wife doing something, if its for both of us? its easier to describe us as "we" but "her" or "him" how...

I am a Canadian citizen, and I am currently filing application paper work for my wife, who is an American citizen. The cic step by step guide makes it sound confusing. I have no idea if i'm the "sponsor" or the "principle applicant"

I agree, they were fairly nice up until they saw her over stay. We both did say we were married, and they did ask for some application to her status, so Im willing to bet they will agree this time with that in her hands at least.

No i dont think they will never let her in, they actually gave her a chance to come back to canada when they asked her if she would like to "withdraw" or be suspended for a year. They gave her a piece of paper asking for some items and one of them being an application to her status in Canada.