Changing jobs while my application is being processed....
- Thread starter Cxyrus
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No i didnt say that I said it is best to update ur employment info with Manilla I also said to u in a previous post i changed my job and we applied same time so I am waiting until my file gets to my outland VO Kingston Jamaica then I will update my mailing address and my work info so in my case and in many others we simply change jobs and then updat info later
Do not pass up a job waiting for approval nor do i say do not go on vacation u still have to live ur life outside this application process
Do not pass up a job waiting for approval nor do i say do not go on vacation u still have to live ur life outside this application process
oh i see...now I get it.. I can leave my job right away even my application is in process..And after I got my new job I need to update to them my new job Info..RIGHT? Is that what you are telling me? And I can go for a vacation even my application is still in process without notifying them...? right? Thanks..
Cxyrus said:oh i see...now I get it.. I can leave my job right away even my application is in process..And after I got my new job I need to update to them my new job Info..RIGHT? Is that what you are telling me? And I can go for a vacation even my application is still in process without notifying them...? right? Thanks..
yes to both questions
Yes...Thanks..But wait, I just asked one of the people here in the forum that you cannot go out of canada while your application is in process..because when they call you you'll be denied..is that true? Are you the sponsor or sponsored? Maybe we have same situation right.?
I am the sponsor and I am a citizen and I have left the country last weekend and return and others have left the country being PR and return and are allowed to sponsor
If I live outside Canada, may I sponsor?
If you are a Canadian citizen, you may sponsor a spouse, a common-law partner or conjugal partner, or a dependent child who has no children of his or her own. However, you must demonstrate that you will live in Canada when the sponsored person becomes a permanent resident.
Note: Permanent residents residing abroad may not sponsor from outside of Canada. Canadian citizens travelling as tourists are not considered to be residing abroad.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/3900E2.asp
If I live outside Canada, may I sponsor?
If you are a Canadian citizen, you may sponsor a spouse, a common-law partner or conjugal partner, or a dependent child who has no children of his or her own. However, you must demonstrate that you will live in Canada when the sponsored person becomes a permanent resident.
Note: Permanent residents residing abroad may not sponsor from outside of Canada. Canadian citizens travelling as tourists are not considered to be residing abroad.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/3900E2.asp