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My common law partner is going to be submitting an application for an open work permit at the same time that we submit our application for an inland sponsorship. The website says that we should be mailing the application for the work permit in with the paperwork for sponsorship, but the only...

Very good points. I think we will have him fly separately - thanks so much for the thoughtful responses.

Oh, thank god - I was so worried that I had missed something. Yes, we have been living together for two continuous years, just won't be married until the spring.

Really? I have been doing the family sponsorship paperwork with him as a common law partner and haven't seen anything that specifies that we need a marriage certificate in order for him to do the open work permit application.

We were planning on having a return flight for him booked for 6 months after we cross - do you think that this would be enough? I would really prefer to have him drive with me

Hello, I am moving back to Canada (I am a Canadian citizen) and will start the inland family class sponsorship for my fiance upon arrival. He is from the US and therefore doesn't need a visa to stay for six months and I have enough money save to support both of us. He is going to apply for an...

I saw that for spousal sponsorships without any dependents that there isn't a required income, but on the Document Checklist part B question #5 you must provide proof of income or ability to support. When I move in a few months I will most likely continue to work for a US-based country remotely...

I'm sponsoring my fiance (American) through the inland process in a few months when I move back to Canada. The cic.cg.ca thread states that an American doesn't need to apply for a visa to stay in Canada for 180 days, so how would we extend his visa to maintain legal status if we never had to...