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So, does working at a minimum wage job count as being able to support him?

I'm about to start my application to sponsor my common-law partner to move to Canada but I'm afraid that I don't have/make enough money and I also have very poor credit. I am working, but I don't make much. Can I be denied as a sponsor for this?

I have been living abroad for several years and taking care of a young child, so not working. My question is, I will be moving back to Canada where I will start the spousal sponsorship application for my partner, but as I have not been working for so long, how can I prove that I can support him...

We a we are trying to fill out all his travel and work details but need some advice. As he did not enter England through legal means, he has no proof of entry and can't remember the exact date he entered. He also worked so many different jobs, but ver under his real name. We really don't want...

The problem is when applying for our sponsorship application it will be pretty hard to explain how we managed to meet, conceive a child, and give birth to a child while living in 2 different countries, so I know that the question will come up eventually. And if lying now will make prevent us...

He has been working here full time for almost 1 year, and the first year we spent with his parents working on their farm. I am not working as I am staying at home to take care of our baby. He doesn't own property, but the house we live in is owned by his mother. We are really hoping to be able...

How long ago is a long time? We left 2 years ago to move to his home country.

We are getting ready to apply for my partner's visitor visa for Canada so that he can meet my family. The only thing we are worried about right now is the fact that he was living in England for 8 years without documents. This is where we met and where our child was born. Do we need to mention...

This is exactly what I was thinking. I just don't understand why this woman here is insisting on it. I haven't read anywhere on the internet or heard from anyone else, that this is necessary.

My boyfriend has been getting advice from an immigration lawyer here in his home country that keeps insisting he will need a bank statement from one of my family members in Canada to apply for his visitor's visa. He has money of his own in his bank account here and will be paying for the trip...

That's very disappointing to hear. I can't even bring him there to meet our family. Is there anything else we can add to the application to make it stronger? And what amount of money Should he have in his bank account as proof of funds? We also have 2 letters of invite from family members. I...

I'm a Canadian citizen living abroad with my boyfriend and our 2 year old daughter, who is also a Canadian citizen. We live in his home country, but I'm concerned that he doesn't have enough ties here. We live on property that is owned by his parents. He has a job, low paying, that he's been at...