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Fiancé refused TRV, need to reapply

Silver Sage

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@scylla Can you help with the GCMS notes questions i have?? There is an error and I'm not sure how to address that. Also, they have the info i sponsored my exboyfriend 9 years ago and that seems to add a negative to his application, not sure how to address that. I also sent a PM to you.
 

k.h.p.

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-- My ex had his own status in Canada when we met. He has already been in Canada on his own permits/Visa a few years prior. So this seem funny to view that I am in the business of dating foreigners for the purpose of sponsorship! While they look at this history for obvious reasons, the real question is how to overcome this for fiance's future application?
It doesn't matter if your ex had his own status. You applied to sponsor him. This will come up in any invitation you send.


-- To be clear, the GCMS notes have an error about the extension application and when he left. They stated application had requested for 4 months which was incorrect. The question is, How do we make sure to point this out when we reapply?
It's not at all clear to me that there is an error. You say that his extension was granted to December 2018, and that this was the date mentioned in the notes. What exactly do the notes say? Is there a chance this date is in the notes as the expiry date of the extension?


I certainly appreciate your comments; however, the whole purpose of getting the GCMS notes was to clarify the issues and how to address them. We totally get it that he need to have stronger economic ties and other ties to his country of residence. Everyone's situation is different and we are looking for solutions.

Here is our plans, we are never applying for PR here as CIC ask for him to give up any other residency in other countries. He must maintain his UK residency for the purpose of his kids. We are working towards retirement property in another country. A 10 year Visa works for our situation.
Then say that in your application. But be aware that you can say this and still have the right to sponsor him - you cannot write your way out of that right. And since you did attempt to sponsor someone else once, this is a risk in your profile.
 

Silver Sage

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It doesn't matter if your ex had his own status. You applied to sponsor him. This will come up in any invitation you send.



It's not at all clear to me that there is an error. You say that his extension was granted to December 2018, and that this was the date mentioned in the notes. What exactly do the notes say? Is there a chance this date is in the notes as the expiry date of the extension?




Then say that in your application. But be aware that you can say this and still have the right to sponsor him - you cannot write your way out of that right. And since you did attempt to sponsor someone else once, this is a risk in your profile.

To keep it simple, no where on any document/application indicated a stay or extension for 4 months. So their notes insinuate that his stay would be dec 2017 and he left in Feb 2018 which is incorrect. His extension was DEC 2018 and he exited Feb 2018. Hence this is an error.

In short, what I have to include is the application + copy of the extension to show he never over stayed.

Also, it is important to address the negative points from the GCMS notes. Since my previous sponsorship counts against us, can this be addressed this on the next application?