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Having one visitor visa application rejected is not negative in itself. It shows that couples want to share their lives together. What can/will pose a problem for you is that your wife didn't mention this visitor visa rejection in the application. There is a question in th forms that...

That's what we did for half siblings. Under "relationship" on imm5406

Here is the link for visitor applications. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/apply-how.asp This is the wrong forum to be asking about visitor application. There is another forum in the visitor section of this message board with regards to visitor visas. Your wife will have to show strong ties...

Don't worry about it too much comparing your application to other people's. It is more important for people with spouses coming from developing countries to send more information and proof of a genuine relationship because there will be more scrutiny on an application of the standard of living...

Excellent point. I agree with that as well.

Essentially, if your relationship breaks down before 2 years and you have conditional PR, then you're not supposed to be able to remain in Canada as a PR since the reason you're here is to be with your spouse. That being said, if your spouse doesn't inform CIC about the relationship break down...

I also used UPS. Sent from Brampton to Mississauga, so not far. Was 5lbs and cost $20 to send. Arrived the next morning. I didn't trust Canada Post and I find them to be more expensive.

Ok than it won't be a problem with the TRV because your fiancé wasnt / isn't a member of your family until you're married or reach common law. For the question about your child's father, I would answer no, but then on a separate sheet of paper explain that you guys weren't common but u have a...

1. Are you and your fiancé common law? If not, the. When you answered this question on the TRV then it doesn't matter because he isn't your family yet. If you are common law, then that could create problems for your pr application as if u are common law, then you are family and therefore...

CBSA does not like it if you move before you have PR. You may, however, "visit" until your PR is approved. If it takes longer than the typical 6 months that granted as a visitor, you can renew your visitor status and extend your visit. You must apply to do that about 1 month before your initial...

Can you make common law by having your partner live with you in Singapore or Phillipines for 12 months? Have you tried applying for a visitor visa to Canada? If you can get a visitor visa to Canada you could get married here or live together for 12 months and make common law. If you haven't...

I'm not really self employed/business owner saavy, but is there not some sort of official government paper that would list him as a co-owner?

Yes, write it and explain it.

In high school you receive a diploma, so write diploma

The guides will help you tremendously in getting through the process, so yes, part of it is just as easy as that. You cannot have a cosigner for a spousal sponsorship application, so do not sign anything about a cosigner. Some of the immigration forms are used for multiple types of visas, so...

So sorry for the refusal. It is heartwrenching. I hope your wife makes it to Canada to meet your father before it is too late. My husband was refused a TRV in 2012 before we were married. What made it so frustrating was he was granted a single entry TRV in 2010, which he came to Canada with me...

Your husband cannot "move" to Canada as a visitor. He may visit. You should still definitely submit an OUTLAND visa application through the London visa office. It is listed as a long processing time, but UK citizens are processed much much quicker (it recently increased in the posted time...

Then there is no issue with you being a PR of the UK and sponsoring your husband. It is Canadian PRs that can't sponsor a spouse while living abroad. Show your intent to reside in Canada when your husband is granted his Canadian PR and you shouldn't have an issue.

If you are a Permanent Resident of Canada you can't sponsor someone while living abroad. If you are a Candian citizen but currently a PR of another country, that is perfectly fine. You will just have to prove that u intend to move back to Canada once your spouse gains their PR. Are you a...

If you're on facebook, join the group, Dominicano Spouses. There are many members, many who, have gone through the process or are currently going through it.