AIP means that worrying is done ?

[2015daisy]

Hello all, as you may know I have applied for inland sponsorship in feb 2015 , I have a question that I was wondering about…. So soon I will receive my SA , then AIP ( does AIP mean that they believe our relationship is genuine and that we don’t have to worry about them thinking that we are married only for PR ? )
if not then what stage is the one where we can stop worrying about that aspect ?

 

[Angiebaks]

Is your relationship genuine??? You sound as if it's not and you are making sure AIP means that. Keep in mind PR will be conditional for 2 years.


quote author=2015daisy link=topic=408547.msg5107508#msg5107508 date=1460335998]
Hello all, as you may know I have applied for inland sponsorship in feb 2015 , I have a question that I was wondering about…. So soon I will receive my SA , then AIP ( does AIP mean that they believe our relationship is genuine and that we don’t have to worry about them thinking that we are married only for PR ? )
if not then what stage is the one where we can stop worrying about that aspect ?


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[CDNPR2014]

if not then what stage is the one where we can stop worrying about that aspect ?

when you are approved for pr. AIP stands for Approval in Principle, meaning you are eligible to be a PR. The visa officer has the right to call an interview or request more documentation to confirm your relationship is still valid anytime before approval. you are not a pr until they approve you and you land.

 

[scylla]

Hello all, as you may know I have applied for inland sponsorship in feb 2015 , I have a question that I was wondering about…. So soon I will receive my SA , then AIP ( does AIP mean that they believe our relationship is genuine and that we don’t have to worry about them thinking that we are married only for PR ? )
if not then what stage is the one where we can stop worrying about that aspect ?

The short answer is no. Your relationship is fully assessed during the second phase (post AIP). As others have said, you can stop worrying once your application has been fully approved and you have been invited to the inland PR landing interview. FYI - there is no SA with inland - only AIP.

 

[Ponga]

The short answer is no. Your relationship is fully assessed during the second phase (post AIP). As others have said, you can stop worrying once your application has been fully approved and you have been invited to the inland PR landing interview. FYI - there is no SA with inland - only AIP.

The relationship is actually assessed before AIP is granted. This is clearly shown on the flowchart found in IP8.
(Appendix A- In-Canada processing flowchart).

And, there most definitely IS sponsor approval for an Inland applicant.
(Sponsor is notified with letter in Appendix G)

 

[2015daisy]

What ? So your saying that my realtionship isnt genuine because im worried ? Im sure everyone is worried about there application ok!

Is your relationship genuine??? You sound as if it's not and you are making sure AIP means that. Keep in mind PR will be conditional for 2 years.


quote author=2015daisy link=topic=408547.msg5107508#msg5107508 date=1460335998]
Hello all, as you may know I have applied for inland sponsorship in feb 2015 , I have a question that I was wondering about…. So soon I will receive my SA , then AIP ( does AIP mean that they believe our relationship is genuine and that we don’t have to worry about them thinking that we are married only for PR ? )
if not then what stage is the one where we can stop worrying about that aspect ?

 

[2015daisy]

Hello ponga

Thanks for the answer, it seems like your the only one with the correct info

So just to clarify , that once we recive aip it means that the realtionship has been assessed ? And that the vo belives it genuine. ? Sorry im just confused

The relationship is actually assessed before AIP is granted. This is clearly shown on the flowchart found in IP8.
(Appendix A- In-Canada processing flowchart).

And, there most definitely IS sponsor approval for an Inland applicant.
(Sponsor is notified with letter in Appendix G)