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You are going to have a really hard time either way. Also, you say her parents are financially responsible for her, how old is she? The first step would be for her to be approved as your sponsor. It is a pretty bad situation you are in right now (from a sponsorship CIC point of view) and i...

Priestman, It's kind of a tricky question to ask, since the answer might not be pleasant. If they ask for additional medicals, they might have reason to believe you have latent tuberculosis or something like that. I would give them a call

If he has legally lived in Canada for more then 6 months (on a status) then he needs a Police check

Are you the sponsor or the applicant? As the sponsor, i don't think you NEED a birth certificate, it can be either/or If you are the applicant, your Dutch birthcertificate already has like 8 languages on it. (If you get it printed by the "Gemeente")

Only if both your jobs are legit. I wouldn't add anything that you are doing "under the table"

Sorry for bumping this, but, how do you know this Computergeek? My medicals were one of the first things that were done and send directly to Vienna. As soon as we got the Sponsor Approval notification, my Ecas was updated from "Not there" to - Received on June 13 (This would be Mississauga)...

Re: Do you need Option C printout? If you just turned 18 and you are sponsoring a husband, you might have a hard time proving this is not a marriage of convenience.

Well, what i mean is, she will be on her own and it will be tough, but it won't hurt her PR status

How did you find out your sponsorship was approved? If you got a letter/email, you should have a file number there

If she is PR, she's PR. IF she's in the progress, then the application will have to be withdrawn. Once you get the card, you are just like any other Canadian, you just can't vote

Are you guys living with your parents now? How old are you? Is he currently in Canada on a working Visa? What is the story?

I think they are being handled by Vienna. Count on a total of 11 months

Not sure, but if you are getting married this close to your previous divorce and apply right away, i can imagine the the Immigration Officer being extra suspicious of your case. That doesn't mean you wouldn't be allowed though.

If you don't need a visa to visit Canada as a tourist, they won't ask for your passport

There is no way anyone here on the forum will be able to give you an estimate on that. It's safest to assume it's going to take the amount of months listen on the website and just consider yourself lucky if you get it sooner. Sorry for the bummer!

Ahh yes,..the big goodbye. Mine was cut short at the airport because my mom lost my wallet when carrying my coat. I entered Canada without a penny on me :D

I can only imagine how hard it must be to have all the paperwork done and have to wait a whole month before you can fly!

I am by default always a bit nervous flying in, just the idea of being denied would be such a pain. But i have always been met with courtesy. Of course, ive had workvisas most of the time, but still... Most of the time, the custom people are just doing what they are told. Ask 1/2 questions...

I have never had trouble getting back in from Europe, even as fiancees in between Visas As long as you don't have a record of overstaying, you should be fine. However, it is ALWAYS up to the customs officer looking at your passport that day, so there are never any guarantees. Being from the...

Yeah, i am already getting new ones, just in case. Might as well send them in before they request new ones to save some time.