Apply for open work permit, write on the envelope please attach to permanant residence application, once they open the work permit they will send you an email saying you are now on implied status, its important to write them a small letter saying you didsilenced25 said:
Yes, he's willing to leave voluntarily, but once the inland application is submitted you're not advised to leave at all. I know some ppl have no problem coming back into Canada even during inland, but just the whole situation that he's into sounds like a red flag to me, having no status, leaving the common law partner, waiting outside of the country for a work permit and only then come back... i don't know. Somebody even mentioned earlier this work permit alone is not for re-entry. I mean come on, some ppl are just looking for troubles like that and then blame the system after they get punished, doesn't make sense to meyata520 said:
I think with a common-law partner application it is very risky. If you are not living together for anything more than a short vacation, you can lose your common-law status and then wouldn't even be eligible to sponsor, so if CIC found out then it could be a problem. If you are going to be outside of the country, I would say you would have to apply outland.vaida said:
This sounds like something my husband could have written. We applied inland almost a year ago (Hubby is from the states). Once hubby's temporary work visa expired, his employer was turned down for a renewal LMO. He has not been able to work since. He was issued a 2 year visitors visa. He has been a stay at home dad and homemaker. I feel awful for him because he wants so badly to provide for me and the kids, and basically feels emasculated. We all know he is depressed (including the family doctor) but he wont accept it. We fight a lot, and stress is high, but I am sure that is true of many people in the same boat (I know of quite a few). Is there hopes in saving the relationship? Skilled worker is a good option if you fit the bill.....silenced25 said:
Did you get your AIP Daizey??Daizey said:
But it helps to see others have it!
I wish I had gotten AIP! Believe me, you will know when I do, I'll probably be going nuts.ACS said:Did you get your AIP Daizey??
Good on you for being positive...it's hard to do. I used to start every week with that hope, and I firmly believed every week that maybe just maybe it was ppl just not on the forum getting their AIP's and the date would move......I've sort of lost that positivity lately
I just applied last week and I answered with a 'yes'. In an attachment I wrote a small explanation about the slow process and that's the reason that i have to extend it again... Cause last year i really thought it would be all set and done by this time....shyla36 said:
We've had relationship difficulties because of this as well - I think my husband is feeling quite similarly to yours (but we have no kids, so he's just bored out of his mind). It's hard, but I am optimistic that we can make it through. It's hard on both partners, but it's not either partner's fault. No point being mad at each other when you can be mad at CIC.peimum said:
