If a child is born outside Canada to a PR father while the wife's application is post Pre-arrival stage and sponsor has already received the sponsor eligibility check, can the sponsor go on paternity leave outside Canada or the sponsor has to be inside Canada while adding the newborn as a dependent to spousal application ?
Adding newborn to spousal application.
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If you are PR you cant sponsor and being out of canada...If a child is born outside Canada to a PR father while the wife's application is post Pre-arrival stage and sponsor has already received the sponsor eligibility check, can the sponsor go on paternity leave outside Canada or the sponsor has to be inside Canada while adding the newborn as a dependent to spousal application ?
Since when? lol. They could ask for that, if they dont trust your documents, but nothing in an standard procedure...Hello, any child born outside the country requires DNA test for the parents and child. Cheers
Hello, its been a few years now that any child born outside the country, and parents in Canada wish to sponsor them require DNA test. I have witnessed it for a friend going through the process.Since when? lol. They could ask for that, if they dont trust your documents, but nothing in an standard procedure...
No Document is valid, except DNA.Since when? lol. They could ask for that, if they dont trust your documents, but nothing in an standard procedure...
I believe as a PR you have time restrictions to stay in Canada to make sure the validity of your residency, not sure the details. But being permanently out of the country will undermine your PR status. CheersIf you are PR you cant sponsor and being out of canada...
This is the most unusual thing I heard in a while but when it comes to IRCC nothing is unusualHello, any child born outside the country requires DNA test for the parents and child. Cheers
Uou you need to maintain residency I understand that but being outside Canada for 2-3 months and adding newborn from their would not delay or or reject the application? I called IRCC and the agent said you are okay since you are not submitting a new separate application. It is an add on to already in process application so you are good as you already have recieved the sponsor eligibility.I believe as a PR you have time restrictions to stay in Canada to make sure the validity of your residency, not sure the details. But being permanently out of the country will undermine your PR status. Cheers
Still I am skeptical
Fuking troll...I believe as a PR you have time restrictions to stay in Canada to make sure the validity of your residency, not sure the details. But being permanently out of the country will undermine your PR status. Cheers
Thos isn’t correct and unfortunately the advice given by the customer service representatives is often incorrect. As a PR you are required to remain in Canada during your sponsorship application. Canadian citizens are able to remain abroad during the sponsorship process. A short vacation is overlooked but I would not recommend more than 2-3 weeks abroad. You will need to add your child to the sponsorship application. That may trigger the VO to make sure you did not return home to remain with your newborn.Uou you need to maintain residency I understand that but being outside Canada for 2-3 months and adding newborn from their would not delay or or reject the application? I called IRCC and the agent said you are okay since you are not submitting a new separate application. It is an add on to already in process application so you are good as you already have recieved the sponsor eligibility.
Still I am skeptical
Thos isn’t correct and unfortunately the advice given by the customer service representatives is often incorrect. As a PR you are required to remain in Canada during your sponsorship application. Canadian citizens are able to remain abroad during the sponsorship process. A short vacation is overlooked but I would not recommend more than 2-3 weeks abroad. You will need to add your child to the sponsorship application. That may trigger the VO to make sure you did not return home to remain with your newborn.
I applied for my wife's application in Nov 2020. Went outside Canada for 2 months and received Aor1 as well as sponsor eligibility in April 2021.