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need guideline for application for my husband

pawan.patel

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Apr 8, 2013
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hello there,

I'm canadian citizen. we came to canada in may,2007 as landed immigrant and got my citizenship in 2012. at a time we were 5 person - (myself, my husband, son and 2 daughter.) now me and my 3 children became citizen too. but my husband never stayed in canada enough to obtain citizenship. he's PR card expired in june-2012. he stayed 8 months altogether from 2007-2012

now as a canadian i wanted to file for my husband again on Family class sponsor. can i do it even tho he got 1 chance before?

4 of my children are canadian and live here. where one of my daughter is british and she lives with her husband in london.

can any one help me filling forms? i din't get some of question in forms as do i have to fill IMM 0008 for all my childrens too?
 

Sweden

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Mar 31, 2012
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Category........
Visa Office......
London
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
12/04/2012
File Transfer...
13/07/2012
Med's Done....
02/02/2012
Interview........
Waived
Passport Req..
Exempt
VISA ISSUED...
05/11/12, received in Canada 19/11/12
LANDED..........
24/11/12, PR card received 30/01/12
You can sponsor your husband, but you need to build a solid application because you need to convince CIC that this time, your husband will stay in Canada. Not impossible, but more difficult the second time. However, if he stayed out of Canada for family reasons (his family in his own country), or because of work, now maybe you can explain that you want to live together as a family etc.

You only need to sponsor your husband, as your children are already Canadian. He will be the principal applicant, but you don't need to include your children in the "applicant" forms, because they are already Canadians. But you need to include them in the "additional family information".

Download the package for sponsorship, fill out your part, have your husband fill out his part, and then... wait! it shouldn't be too difficult to convince CIC that you are a family, as you have been married for a while I suppose ( if you already have a married daughter), so the "red flag" in your case is mostly the fact that he hasn't lived in Canada, and you need to convince CIC that this time, he will stay.

The sponsorship package is here http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/fc.asp

Start by READING the guideline, then if you have some precise questions, come back to the forum and ask, there is always somebody to help and answer.

Good luck,
Sweden