go on wıth the applıcatıon or stop ıt?

[ninakap30]

really ı am desperate agaın.
turkısh husband need sponsorshıp.the part sayıngrove u ıntend to turn to canada wıll make me sıck:all tell me that ıf ı dont have a job offer or someone to gıve me a house for our start my applıcatıon wıll be rejected.or they wıll ask from me to go to canada alone and fıx all and waıt my hubbys PR approvalmaybe 10 -12 months)
what do u thınk about ıt?

 

[Seronic]

really ı am desperate agaın.
turkısh husband need sponsorshıp.the part sayıngrove u ıntend to turn to canada wıll make me sıck:all tell me that ıf ı dont have a job offer or someone to gıve me a house for our start my applıcatıon wıll be rejected.or they wıll ask from me to go to canada alone and fıx all and waıt my hubbys PR approvalmaybe 10 -12 months)
what do u thınk about ıt?

You have to have some kind of plan. Where will you go in Canada once he gets PR, how will you support yourself, etc. You can't just submit an application and not have any plans, they will deny you of course. Show them your plans on going there (Maybe a job waiting, or some family that will take you guys in as a means of housing / supporting you financially until you start working). I don't know, I don't have to go through this since I live in Canada.

I would still go through with the application once you can prove your intent to go to Canada / all the other proof they want. Economy wise, Canada is the right choice.

 

[taffy7]

You have to try if you want to come. Its a long road we understand that. Some of us don't live with our husband, no we don't want to be apart either but we have no choice , so we plod along and hopefully we will get excepted and begin our new life here.You say you have a cousin in Canada , so get her or him to write you a letter stating that you are going to live with them until you find a job and get on your feet . Explain that you won't need to pay rent and they will support you for a while . You also said you had saving , state that in your explanation. What your husband intends to do work wise when he gets here , what you intend to do .

If you don't try you will always wonder.

 

[ninakap30]

You have to try if you want to come. Its a long road we understand that. Some of us don't live with our husband, no we don't want to be apart either but we have no choice , so we plod along and hopefully we will get excepted and begin our new life here.You say you have a cousin in Canada , so get her or him to write you a letter stating that you are going to live with them until you find a job and get on your feet . Explain that you won't need to pay rent and they will support you for a while . You also said you had saving , state that in your explanation. What your husband intends to do work wise when he gets here , what you intend to do .

If you don't try you will always wonder.

...ı trıed all.my cousın desnt want to make me ahouse offer.ı have a plan but ı dont know ıf trhıs ıs enough.job offe cant be from net.who logıcal boss wıll accept thıs whıle the tımelıne ıs not determıned?ı mean who doesnt have famıly suport or job offer cant come?ı talked wıth realtors.wıth englısh schools wıth hotels askıng ınformatıon. nnobody can rent a house whıle u are other country.really afraıd.and reaally dont knw what to do

 

[Alurra71]

really ı am desperate agaın.
turkısh husband need sponsorshıp.the part sayıngrove u ıntend to turn to canada wıll make me sıck:all tell me that ıf ı dont have a job offer or someone to gıve me a house for our start my applıcatıon wıll be rejected.or they wıll ask from me to go to canada alone and fıx all and waıt my hubbys PR approvalmaybe 10 -12 months)
what do u thınk about ıt?

Nobody has told you that without a job offer or family in Canada that you will be denied. You have been told repeatedly to come up with a viable PLAN. Tell CIC HOW you will support yourselves once your spouse is granted his visa. Develop a plan. Work out the logistics, think about what you will do if this and that should happen. As long as it is a solid plan, they will accept that, but if you just say, hey, I can't get a job because I'm here and I have no family, but I know what I'm going to do as soon as he gets the visa, you WILL be denied because that is NOT a good plan. You can't just tell them you'll 'wing' it.

I know I have personally given you ideas of how to 'explain' your situation. You have x skills, your husband has x skills, which translate into x skills in Canada and you plan to live x and the market for jobs in your fields are in high demand. You have looked in x areas for housing and found apartments cost about x per month and speaking to others that have recently immigrated to that area you have a general idea how much utilities and necessities will cost. You have x amount of $ saved which will provide us the necessities to live until we are able to obtain jobs, so on and so forth.

As long as you have a solid viable plan to give them, they are happy.

It is not going to be easy and you are putting way more stress on yourself than needed. If you don't want to put for the effort required to fill in the paperwork, then don't file it and remain where you are and it won't be an issue. But if you want the help, you are being given that help with every post you make. It is up to you to sort out the individual details, nobody is going to be able to do it for you.

 

[Avadava]

Nobody has told you that without a job offer or family in Canada that you will be denied. You have been told repeatedly to come up with a viable PLAN. Tell CIC HOW you will support yourselves once your spouse is granted his visa. Develop a plan. Work out the logistics, think about what you will do if this and that should happen. As long as it is a solid plan, they will accept that, but if you just say, hey, I can't get a job because I'm here and I have no family, but I know what I'm going to do as soon as he gets the visa, you WILL be denied because that is NOT a good plan. You can't just tell them you'll 'wing' it.

I know I have personally given you ideas of how to 'explain' your situation. You have x skills, your husband has x skills, which translate into x skills in Canada and you plan to live x and the market for jobs in your fields are in high demand. You have looked in x areas for housing and found apartments cost about x per month and speaking to others that have recently immigrated to that area you have a general idea how much utilities and necessities will cost. You have x amount of $ saved which will provide us the necessities to live until we are able to obtain jobs, so on and so forth.

As long as you have a solid viable plan to give them, they are happy.

It is not going to be easy and you are putting way more stress on yourself than needed. If you don't want to put for the effort required to fill in the paperwork, then don't file it and remain where you are and it won't be an issue. But if you want the help, you are being given that help with every post you make. It is up to you to sort out the individual details, nobody is going to be able to do it for you.

+1

 

[yvr1234]

or they wıll ask from me to go to canada alone and fıx all and waıt my hubbys PR approvalmaybe 10 -12 months)
what do u thınk about ıt?

Agree with the 2 senior members. You have to take some action and plan your future. Write it down and proof to CIC.

Regrading to your "fear" of being separated from your husband, I read a lot of posts on family class sponsorship, I have not encounter 1 single case that CIC request the sponsor to move to Canada first.

They will look at your plan and approve or reject your sponsorship (thus your husband's PR) but they will not request your to move alone.

Some people choose to move and wait in Canada first because they already live here or has a job in Canada. Or if they are PRs (not citizens), then the sponsor has to remain in Canada during the application of the sponsorship. That doesn't apply to you.

So you can choose to stay with your husband either in Canada or if the application is rejected, in Turkey.

 

[commonlawsponsor]

really ı am desperate agaın.
turkısh husband need sponsorshıp.the part sayıngrove u ıntend to turn to canada wıll make me sıck:all tell me that ıf ı dont have a job offer or someone to gıve me a house for our start my applıcatıon wıll be rejected.or they wıll ask from me to go to canada alone and fıx all and waıt my hubbys PR approvalmaybe 10 -12 months)
what do u thınk about ıt?

No one said you will be rejected. People are just trying to emphasize to do as best as you can, gather as much proof as you can. You don't have to go to Canada alone, it was just an idea - another option that maybe you hadn't considered.

Generally, VO offices will ask for more documents before they reject you. So make the application as strong as you can, send it and see what happens.

 

[ninakap30]

No one said you will be rejected. People are just trying to emphasize to do as best as you can, gather as much proof as you can. You don't have to go to Canada alone, it was just an idea - another option that maybe you hadn't considered.

Generally, VO offices will ask for more documents before they reject you. So make the application as strong as you can, send it and see what happens.

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9.
Are you a naturalized Canadian or permanent resident of Canada?
No
Yes
On what date did you become a permanent resident?
Date (YYYY-MM-DD)
Which Canadian visa office issued your immigrant visa or
confirmation of permanent residence?
10.
Were you yourself sponsored to come to Canada?
No
Yes
When?
Date (YYYY-MM-DD)
What type of sponsorship (i.e., spouse, parent, dependent child, other relative) was it?
11.
Are you currently living in Canada?
Yes
No
Since when?
Date (YYYY-MM-DD)
Your address in Canada
When do you plan to return to Canada to
resume residency?
Date (YYYY-MM-DD)
Where do you plan to live upon your return
to Canada?
Provide proof of your intention to re-establish in Canada. Attach photocopies of one or more of the following document(s), as applicable.
Job offer in Canada
Employment contract in Canada
Letter of acceptance by an educational institution in Canada
Property rental agreement
Property deed
Mortgage on property
Other
Give details of your plans to
re-estab...........

Thıs ıs the part tha shows what they want((my only choıce ıs to proof them ın other way my ıntentıon to go there ((hope ı convınce them

 

[Alurra71]

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IMM 5540 (04-2008) E
9.
Are you a naturalized Canadian or permanent resident of Canada?
No
Yes
On what date did you become a permanent resident?
Date (YYYY-MM-DD)
Which Canadian visa office issued your immigrant visa or
confirmation of permanent residence?
10.
Were you yourself sponsored to come to Canada?
No
Yes
When?
Date (YYYY-MM-DD)
What type of sponsorship (i.e., spouse, parent, dependent child, other relative) was it?
11.
Are you currently living in Canada?
Yes
No
Since when?
Date (YYYY-MM-DD)
Your address in Canada
When do you plan to return to Canada to
resume residency?
Date (YYYY-MM-DD)
Where do you plan to live upon your return
to Canada?
Provide proof of your intention to re-establish in Canada. Attach photocopies of one or more of the following document(s), as applicable.
Job offer in Canada
Employment contract in Canada
Letter of acceptance by an educational institution in Canada
Property rental agreement
Property deed
Mortgage on property
Other
Give details of your plans to
re-estab...........

Thıs ıs the part tha shows what they want((my only choıce ıs to proof them ın other way my ıntentıon to go there ((hope ı convınce them

You see that part in your quote that I put into BOLD lettering? That is the part you should focus on. OTHER: meaning something that is not the other items we listed here. Give us details of YOUR PLAN if you chose other and don't have the previous items to attach.

These things are give as a guideline not a hard and fast rule. They gave you ideas of what you could include but are not limited nor required to just send those particular items, hence the OTHER category

 

[yvr1234]

You don't have to go to Canada alone, it was just an idea - another option that maybe you hadn't considered.

I think she won't consider going to Canada alone as an option at all and she is afraid of being forced to do so.

we already had before we get marrıed a relatıonshıp by dıstance and we had a very dıffıcult perıod...we cant lıve thıs agaınwe are almost 2 years marrıed really wwe dont want to be sepeated ı would lıke to hear ur opınıons-advıce how do ı have to handle thıs problem

btw ninakap30, you gave us very little information on what qualification and work experience for both you and your Turkish husband to show ability to find a job in Canada. If you do, may be some member can help you to highlight your ability to establish your new life in Canada.

All we know is that you have some savings (good start, do some math and explain to CIC how long you can live on the savings. show them that you understand the cost of living in Canada) and you have no real connection.