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- 17-06-2013
Hi Michelle,missboon said:Hey there! I'm getting married sometime in the next month or two and then the hubby and I plan on doing inland sponsorship.. I have some questions for anyone here who has done this process already...
1. I live in New York and he lives in Ontario ...So can I get electronic fingerprinting done while I'm here in New York? I know electronic is much faster but I've also heard that they only allow the electronic** fingerprinting to be done in Canada...is this true?
2. Also since I plan on doing the inland application...I plan on living there while it's processing and I see most of you have "landed" ....does that mean I have to leave and come back? I'm very confused ???
3. I've seen some that were requested to provide additional information...what sort of information was requested? So I can be prepared. ;D
4. I know they request tax papers from the sponsor...and he only just did his 2011 taxes...will this be a problem?
and one more question because I'm a worry wort
5. He hasn't met my family in person but has met them through FaceTime video chat.....I'm just wondering if this will be a conflict on our application.
Any info you guys can offer would be super! Thanks a million!
Michelle
1. I am not so sure about it being faster using electronic fingerprints. You need to get a criminal check from FBI to submit it with your application.
2. Once your application is completed, you will be directed to local CIC office in Ontario. Once you get final approval there, you become "landed" thus don't need to leave Canada to do this.
3. If you follow the In Canada Sponsorship guide carefully, you are not likely to be requested for more info. Usually they ask for more info like Police check if not done or Medical Exam if expired or not completed. It is best to submit medical and police check with application.
4. It doesn't matter if your family haven't meet him in person, so long as they are aware of him and acknowledged your relationship with him. However since you plan to have a wedding, I am going to assume your family will meet him in person at the wedding.
Have you considered applying outland so that you can continue to work in NY and be able to leave Canada during process. If you intend to apply inland, you are basically stuck in Canada for up to a year or more.
Hope this help.
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