is student loan/OSAP social assistance?
I first arrived and became PR in January 2008.After worked with minimum pay for 3 months, I went back to my origin country.I married my wife in July 2008 and came to Canada in april 2009.I worked for 10 dollars a hour again till now.I sent my sponsor application and my wife's PR application in June and she recently received a letter from a visa office asking for my(the sponsor) employment letter,rental agreement,every pages of my passport, my credit card transactions,my T4,CRA tax return,......
Is there a minimum income requirement to sponsor a spouse?!
In fact,I will go back to school for a master's degree this september and probably need a student loan/OSAP and will not work any more.
Some people said that just give the officer all the docuemnts they require and do not tell them I will go to school.As a full time student, I will not have income and, I and my wife will live on a student loan, so that the officer will not issue my wife a PR
Some other people told me that the officer is checking if I am still living in Canada and will live here for long,so that I should tell him I will study at a university.It is a good proof that I and my wife will live in Canada for long,
What shall I do? Any one can help me make a decision? thank you very much in advance
I first arrived and became PR in January 2008.After worked with minimum pay for 3 months, I went back to my origin country.I married my wife in July 2008 and came to Canada in april 2009.I worked for 10 dollars a hour again till now.I sent my sponsor application and my wife's PR application in June and she recently received a letter from a visa office asking for my(the sponsor) employment letter,rental agreement,every pages of my passport, my credit card transactions,my T4,CRA tax return,......
Is there a minimum income requirement to sponsor a spouse?!
In fact,I will go back to school for a master's degree this september and probably need a student loan/OSAP and will not work any more.
Some people said that just give the officer all the docuemnts they require and do not tell them I will go to school.As a full time student, I will not have income and, I and my wife will live on a student loan, so that the officer will not issue my wife a PR
Some other people told me that the officer is checking if I am still living in Canada and will live here for long,so that I should tell him I will study at a university.It is a good proof that I and my wife will live in Canada for long,
What shall I do? Any one can help me make a decision? thank you very much in advance
