for spouse open work permit..please help....

[HARSH131010190]

i have verry big broblem..please help me everyone..

in my case , my wife was in canada on study permit, unfortunately due to some family problems she did not finish her study and after study permit finished she aaplied for visitor visa one time she got approved.

at this time we were in relationship.
i got married to her in december 2015.

and she got rejection for second visitor visa.and indicated that leave country immidately..she left to india..

i am working in canada on pgwp as supervisor which falls under NOC b level.

i wanna apply her sowp from india..please give me suggestion on this..what should i do??

 

[HARSH131010190]

please reply me guys i am in trouble really..please please please

 

[GreenHak]

i have verry big broblem..please help me everyone..

in my case , my wife was in canada on study permit, unfortunately due to some family problems she did not finish her study and after study permit finished she aaplied for visitor visa one time she got approved.

at this time we were in relationship.
i got married to her in december 2015.

and she got rejection for second visitor visa.and indicated that leave country immidately..she left to india..

i am working in canada on pgwp as supervisor which falls under NOC b level.

i wanna apply her sowp from india..please give me suggestion on this..what should i do??

Hi,

You should apply for GCMS notes and find out the reason behind her visitor visa refusal.

However, its may not going to give you much details as it is visitor visa refusal.

You should prove the relationship (By providing marriage certificate, wedding invitation, photos etc.,)

You should prove your NOC level (By providing necessary documents, employer reference letter mentioning your responsibilities and duties, offer letter etc.,)

You should prove you and your spouse has sufficient funds to support the stay in Canada together.

You should prove your employment status (Payslips, bank statement) and your spouse's back-home ties (properties, assets, family ties etc.,)

I hope this helps.

Good luck.

 

[HARSH131010190]

thank you verry much bro..

 

[HARSH131010190]

is there any one who has more and extra suggetion on this topic please??
is that advisable to apply thru the lawyer or it doent change any case.

 

[GreenHak]

is there any one who has more and extra suggetion on this topic please??
is that advisable to apply thru the lawyer or it doent change any case.

Its totally up to you to either choose to apply with the help of a lawyer or apply yourself.

Using a lawyer is not necessary unless you have inadmissibility due to misrepresentation or deportation issue.

If you are good in doing research and case studies, the CIC website have most of the necessary information for you to apply. In addition to that, this forum has plenty of valuable information and interesting case studies of some awesome people. It is quite enough to prepare the application package yourself.

If you don't have time to do research or find information online. You can go with a lawyer. But even in that case, you should have some knowledge to make sure the process is in right direction.

You should also make sure you get a genuine lawyer with most updated knowledge on immigration. There are plenty of dodgy ones out there who will mess up with your application after getting money.

So beware and make a wise decision.

Good luck.

 

[HARSH131010190]

thank you verry much greenhak....

 

[HARSH131010190]

i am in canada.and my spouse is in india can apply for my wife s SOWP from canada?
she is in india and some people tells me that you have to apply from india only and some people tells me you can apply from in canada online.

what should i do? any one have any suggestion.?