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I am in an unique situation.

  • I got my PR along with my wife & daughter. I was the primary applicant.

  • After soft landing my wife went back to India & I am working in Canada.

  • Situation might arise where in my wife will not able to fulfill her 2 years residency requirement while I become eligible for citizenship.

  • In that scenario can I sponsor my wife as a Canadian citizen? What are the chances of approval?
 
I am in an unique situation.

  • I got my PR along with my wife & daughter. I was the primary applicant.

  • After soft landing my wife went back to India & I am working in Canada.

  • Situation might arise where in my wife will not able to fulfill her 2 years residency requirement while I become eligible for citizenship.

  • In that scenario can I sponsor my wife as a Canadian citizen? What are the chances of approval?
Not sure what you mean by "can I sponsor my wife as a Canadian citizen?". Please explain your question.
 
I am in an unique situation.

  • I got my PR along with my wife & daughter. I was the primary applicant.

  • After soft landing my wife went back to India & I am working in Canada.

  • Situation might arise where in my wife will not able to fulfill her 2 years residency requirement while I become eligible for citizenship.

  • In that scenario can I sponsor my wife as a Canadian citizen? What are the chances of approval?
You can only sponsor your wife as a Canadian PR.

But before doing that your wife needs renounce her PR. Currently she is still a PR not meeting her RO.
 
Not sure what you mean by "can I sponsor my wife as a Canadian citizen?". Please explain your question.

I mean can I sponsor my wife for a Canadian PR when I am on PR/Citizen and wife didn't fulfill residency requirements previously?
 
Hi

I mean can I sponsor my wife for a Canadian PR when I am on PR/Citizen and wife didn't fulfill residency requirements previously?

1. Yes, but as explained she would still have to renounce her PR status before the application would be processed. (Yes I know that she is not meeting the RO, but she is still considered a PR until she either renounces her PR status or applies for a PRTD and is refused and doesn't appeal the refusal.)