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Yes, this thread is specifically for family class sponsorship. I am sure the FSW thread has a spreadsheet, you just have to go digging for it.

Are you applying under FSW? If so, this isn't the forum for you... They have their own sheet for tracking and this forum is for Family Class Sponsorship (Sponsorship of a spouse, dependant child, parent or grandparent by a Permanent Resident or Canadian Citizen). Looking at your posts, you...

Yes, roughly, it breaks down to: you get a US tax credit for foreign earned income in a country where you are a resident, as well as a US tax credit for any country that has a tax treaty with the US and where you paid taxes to that country.

The more $ for filing taxes is only for getting someone to file for you. You shouldn't have to pay much more as there are a number of credits you can take advantage of.

If you included your email, your sponsorship approval been sent VIA email. IF you didn't include your email, they may have just forgot to mail it.

If she has a owp, why don't you skip the hassle of the Ohio for PR applicants (you probably haven't received AIP yet so you technically are not eligible based on that) and instead apply as a foreign worker for ohip?

My understanding is you are not yet a MPNP (your wife is applying). I would STRONGLY encourage you to advise your sponsor (if you have one) that you are not going to be staying in Manitoba. They may want to withdraw their sponsorship of your wife because of it. Technically, applying to the...

I might not understand the whole TRP process, but... Couldn't you: - Apply for Visitor Visa (Will most likely be denied because of "lack of ties in home country") - Apply for TRP based on Visitor Visa denial (H&C Grounds for family reunification) - Wait x years (Not sure of the requirement) -...

Make sure you have the most recent form. It is possible you might have the form that was released on November of 2014. The latest form is April 2015.

If you are outland, you should maintain a valid status if you are in Canada. Depending on what stage you are in your application, you may have hit a stage where you are technically eligible for healthcare (in Ontario). There is a whole thread somewhere about this, but it sounds like basically...

No If you are being sponsored, then you also cannot sponsor anyone.

Sa3sa3 is correct. First is outland Second is inland Third is courier (make sure you add outside of Canada on the package just to make sure). I can't remember exactly but I think I labeled it something like Sponsorship outside of Canada (Spouse). I would recommend Puro/FedEx/UPS/DHL and not...

They could apply through express entry, or possibly under refugee status. You would have to wait until CIC opened up refugee status however for your country. Otherwise it would.be a long shot.

Based on your previous posts, are you a citizen or PR of Canada even? I noticed you asked about LMIA's which don't apply to PR's

I am going to make this easy based on your previous posts. The only persons you are able to sponsor are: Parents Children Spouse Since your parents are still alive, you cannot sponsor any other relative.

Honestly it is not that hard to setup a written "online" petition.. - Create a word document with 1-2 pages for signatures - Put document online - Have people who want to sign the petition sign, put it in an envelope and mail it to 1 central person. - Central person collates the petitions and...

Alternatively, depending on how far along your case is, you could always order the GCMS notes and wait the 30 days for them to be sent.

You can contact the call center and see if they have updated your case notes to include the withdrawl.

That, and as I mentioned previously, a "online petition"/"e-petition" will not order anything. If you want action, currently, in regulations, it has to be in the form of a written petition, signed ONLY by Canadian Citizens or Lawful Permanent Residents.

If you are a Canadian Citizen, you do not need to establish residency but you need to establish you intend to move back to Canada when you are done the process (landing). If you are a Canadian Citizen, you can stay with your wife until she is landed, which might be nice for you. If you are a...