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Thank you for the assurance. I'm just scared and worried. Trying to be over-cautious. That's all.

Thank you! That's a lot of relief. Although I somewhat agree to the fact that the visa officer might look at the TRV appled by her brother as fictious. How can I avoid that situation? Thanks a bunch!

That is correct and I agree with your point of view. I'm still seeking advice on alternatives in this situation. Thanks

If she writes to CIC regarding change in circumstances, Does it carry the probability of getting her TRV cancelled? I can run with a number of things: 1) She can visit her brother for a month in October and return back only to come back again in Feb. 2) While she's visiting, I can marry her...

Multiple entry for 10 years.

I agree to your point that her PR file can get jeopardized due to mismatch in the stated reason for the visit. I tried finding on CIC about how notifying them of a change in status but couldn't find any useful information. Further, would it be good if she can visit Canada in let's...

Can she state the purpose of the visit as "Visiting husband" if asked. Will it create problems? I don't want to lie to the immigration officer.

She's got visa for 10 years. She can stay for 6 months at a stretch. I'm planning to apply for work permit and inland PR as soon as she lands. I'm not gonna lie at immigration. Would it be better if she goes to her brother. She doesn't have to lie. She can then join me later.

Hello, Background. Me - PR status. Living and working in Toronto. Wife - Has a TRV. Currently living in India. [TRV was applied by brother two months ago] We're getting married in March 2018. We plan to travel together to Canada right after marriage and I will apply for an inland spousal...

Alright, I'll reiterate my request. Her brother applied for a TRV stating the purpose of her visit as to visit him. She got it this month. We're planning to get married in March 2018. I want her to travel with me to Canada. I'm going to apply for an inland application immediately after she...

Another question I had was....would she be able to travel without any issue on her TRV to Canada. I plan to bring her to Canada right after marriage. Can she be turned back by the immigration officer at the airport on the context of having her husband here.

Can anyone please help with this?

Hi friends, I'm in the same boat as a lot of you people here. Fiance is in India. I'm in Canada. Living in the west coast. A permanent resident. I'm planning to get married next year. But...my fiance has a TRV. Her brother lives in Canada and invited her. Her brother lives on the east coast...