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Is this a common practice to come to Canada on visitor visa then apply inland with OWP? Isn’t that risky?

What happens if cic asks her to leave and renter?

Wow sketchy!

For non accompanying over 18 those I believe require a police check (explained in the guide and on the document checklist)..

I guess we will get the visitor permit extension app ready since we don’t know how long it’ll take to get the police checks and declaration form from her dependant living out of country. Hopefully not long!

Yes I agree it’s a little confusing

We are submitting a extension to my wife’s visitor permit - they stamped her three months this trip. We are going to submit the visitor permit extension then the sponsorship application with OWP. Just wondering though, is there some wording I should avoid on the visitor permit extension...

Ah I believe that. Thanks again man you are a forum rockstar

Not all in the same envelope then right, since the visitor perm goes to a different address?

I think you’re right I think it said the info under country specific requirements - thanks

is this a smart idea? My spouse is here on visitor permit expiring in two months. The sticky thread on this forum says to put all three applications together in one envelope. Is that still good advice?

Doesthat mean the police checks arent required for non accompanying dependants?

It says right on the document checklist in bold “10 pages max”

Ah,this is why I asked. When you get to the part of the checklist that says if she’s living with me to provide proof of a work permit or some sort of status. I could show proof of her visitor stamp in her passport but...would that work?

What about my previous comment above? CBSA specifically told us they don’t want people coming into Canada knowing they want to settle on a visitor permit. We told them she was just coming for a visit.

The issue is that, she did infact sever ties to the USA by giving up her apartment, but, the CBSA does not want people doing that if they are coming to Canada on a visitor permit. So, I was somewhat worried if we put that she’s living here but on a visitor permit that might raise a red flag.

Sweet. Makes sense. I did some digging and found this too which says the same thing! Rock on! https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/implied-status.135245/#post-2084809

. Cool, except if we apply for OWP that would give implied status until the decision comes back? Or did I get that wrong.

That’s super helpful I formation thank you again - You’ve been helping with some other questions too it’s very helpful thanks.

Interesting OK. It asks for all sorts of proof of common ownership of utility services etc which we have nothing joint. Should we go get something like a bank account?