My wife is a Canadian. We have been married more than 25 years and most of that time we have lived in Europe.
7 years ago my wife started working for a Canadian organization, pays Canadian taxes and has been considered a Canadian resident. Also 7 years ago we started to stay in Canada on average 4-5 months each year. We bought a house in Canada in 2017 and live here during our time in Canada. I am a US citizen; presently employed by a US organization while living in Europe (and Canada). I am applying for residency using family spouse sponsored outland.
We are presently in Canada now and are planning to be in Canada 5-6 months this time.
In the "relationship information and sponsorship evaluation" part A question 6 under "Residence in Canada," the question is "Do you live in Canada now?" I am not sure how my wife should answer. We had written "Yes" but then realized that the same question of residency for myself (the applicant) I wrote "no" (as technically I cannot "reside" in Canada and am only visiting). I have written an explanation of our situation and intention but don't want to confuse the situation with a wrong answer here.
What would you suggest?
7 years ago my wife started working for a Canadian organization, pays Canadian taxes and has been considered a Canadian resident. Also 7 years ago we started to stay in Canada on average 4-5 months each year. We bought a house in Canada in 2017 and live here during our time in Canada. I am a US citizen; presently employed by a US organization while living in Europe (and Canada). I am applying for residency using family spouse sponsored outland.
We are presently in Canada now and are planning to be in Canada 5-6 months this time.
In the "relationship information and sponsorship evaluation" part A question 6 under "Residence in Canada," the question is "Do you live in Canada now?" I am not sure how my wife should answer. We had written "Yes" but then realized that the same question of residency for myself (the applicant) I wrote "no" (as technically I cannot "reside" in Canada and am only visiting). I have written an explanation of our situation and intention but don't want to confuse the situation with a wrong answer here.
What would you suggest?
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