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Sorry I don't quite get you. Do I write a letter of sponsorship withdrawal to Mississauga, or the office overseas or both?

Does anyone on this forum know the right procedure to withdraw a sponsorship application which is 'in process" at a Canadian mission overseas?

Does anyone on this forum have an idea when Manila usually returns supporting documents like wedding photos etc?? Is it after DM, during interview or when the passport is returned with PR visa?

You will have to email or phone Erin that you want a CAIPS note and she will walk you through the process. She will send you an application form and a consent form. You need to fill these forms and return back to her with a cheque of $5 processing fee. Just send her an email, she is very nice...

It takes about 30-days from when they receive your application, and you will need your spouse's consent to obtain the notes. No, it does not affect the immigration process, its just merely pulling your sponsorship application from CIC main computer server in Ottawa. Its worth ordering one if you...

I am from Jordan, born and raised in Australia (but not Aussie citizen). My last name happens to appear on the "no fly list', so you can guess how long my immigration to Canada took.....I applied in Sydney, Australia in 2003 and landed in 2006. I know for a fact that US does extended background...

If your last name corresponds to one of 500,000 names on the "no fly list", chances are it will trigger a CSIS/FBI extensive background check which could take months or years to complete. And yes, they can check your parents background. Like Osama Bin Laden's daughter for instance, even if...

If he left Canada at age 3 months, then he probably won't have a SIN number, so how would calling CRA help? CRA agent will need your name, date of birth and SIN number to be able to access your file. If you are not a residence of Canada, then the financial form is not applicable to you in my own...

If you have no ties to Pakistan, then they will check the closest tie you have to that country, which are your parents. Your parents names will be forwarded to Canadian High Commission in Islamabad for extensive checks on your parent's background, and until Islamabad concludes their...

There you do.....when it comes to Canadian immigration, patience is the key. The fact that your cuz's application took 7 months doesn't mean yours will be.

This is a tough one, and no one here can give you the kind of advise you're seeking. Perhaps, he could apply for pardon at some point before the 10 yrs elapses...... Your best bet is to enter Canada through another legal means. Apply for admission into a college, and apply for a student visa...

Just a quicky, are you a Canadian citizen living outside Canada? It does make a HUGE difference cos as I learnt, a Permanent resident living outside Canada cannot sponsor their spouse to Canada.

Your chances are thesame as long as you include in your application proof that you will return to Canada once your husband gets his permanent residence status. Buying a condo is a GREAT proof that you plan to resume residency in Canada. Even though your condo is still under construction, as long...

Having a baby who is a Canadian citizen is no ground for you to enter Canada. Your baby will have to sponsor you once he or she reaches the age of 18. However, if your husband can some how sponsor you to Canada and your sponsorship application is rejected for financial reasons, you can appeal on...

Arranged employment is extremely difficult to get here especially if you live outside the country. Perhaps, it would be easier to register at a school like NorQuest College in Edmonton who have certificate and diploma courses in Nursing Attendants, and you should get a job without problem upon...

I recently applied to sponsor my wife to Canada, and she's awaiting the results of background check before the visa is issued. She has done her medicals and interview at the Embassy in Manila. Now, the issue is we have a disagreement that cannot be resolved except thru' divorce. My wife's...