Well I still say "NO" if its concerned with CEC - The intention of all these programs CEC , FSW is primarily to support economy of Canada that was always a reason and everybody knows it.surya1984in said:I see a lot of NOs for this question, but, as per what I believe from a random questionnaire I filled long time for assessment of my eligibility, I belive everything counts. Marriage, Children, Age, Education etc etc. They might not make a huge difference, but, atleast helps. The way I look at it is Canada will be more happy to see more migrants who can contribute to their economy and working population. So, if it's a couple where both are earning, then from taxes point of view, they are better than a single applicant. If the couple has children, then thats much more better as they too can contribute to the economy after their education. If somone is in their 20's then they have scope to earn for another 30+ years than someone who is in his/her 40s etc etc. So, as I said this could be one way I understood how these immigration things work out from govt point of view. However, not having any or some of these won't create much problems to the applicants. It's like Yes or a possible bigger Yes.
But for CEC if you are married what if PA is not ELIG as determined by VO , if PA is medically inadmissible . if PA has a criminal History , no way being married it gonna help , Will it ? NO , whereas if Spouse falls in above issues ultimately the whole application will be refused.
Let me also update you if person gets married in between application , then application is more scrutinized - Lot of additional documents need to be shown which prolongs the application.
Let me rephrase what you are trying to say "being Married if application is approved , its Like CIC/Gov is having Cherry on the Cake" that's all it is.
