devpsd said:Hello all,
I am new to the sponsorship process. I have not started it yet. I am not married yet. But to build the right expectations with my future wife I want to clarify few things.
Somethings are not clear on cic website.
1. Is the entire process taking 12 months or 17 months. I know it depends on each application but what's the usual trend
2. while my future wife is in india n the sponsorship application in process can she visit me on visitor visa? or is there a 50-50 chance of getting rejected. What is the maximum time she can stay as a visitor.
3. She thinks she can come to Canada on work permit through her employer. But in that case, I will have to sponsor her as an inland spouse which has a higher processing time.
to ans ur questions :
1. straight forward applications takes closer to 12 months as of now. And yes, interview stacked apps takes 17 months.
2. Yes she can. need to provide strong ties to India. the below link answers most of ur ques regarding visitor visa.
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/visitor-visa-grantedwife-of-pr-t273759.0.html
3. Yes inland apps has a current processing time of 27 months as of the website.
Hope the info was found helpful and all the best for the future application
Any inputs would be appreciated.
manveer said:is it bad to check status everyday(three times a day), i cant help.
Congrats on your engagement..devpsd said:Hello all,
I am new to the sponsorship process. I have not started it yet. I am not married yet. But to build the right expectations with my future wife I want to clarify few things.
Somethings are not clear on cic website.
1. Is the entire process taking 12 months or 17 months. I know it depends on each application but what's the usual trend
2. while my future wife is in india n the sponsorship application in process can she visit me on visitor visa? or is there a 50-50 chance of getting rejected. What is the maximum time she can stay as a visitor.
3. She thinks she can come to Canada on work permit through her employer. But in that case, I will have to sponsor her as an inland spouse which has a higher processing time.
Any inputs would be appreciated.
Menthok said:Please care to reply my post... I am new here, doesn't mean I don't deserve to be answer...
My problem is lately i checked my Ecas which is shown as In-Process but when I click on that it shows like your null (applicant Name) application is received on july. We started working on null(applicant name) from septemper. What does d word null stand here? Is it bcoz I don't have surname? Plz reply people.
You will get your SA on Oct. 14 (if by email) or by Oct. end (if by post).Patel85 said:Anyone August applicants received their SA or APR .
I am August 14 the applicant
Anyone tell me when I will be get my SA and AOR 2.
I can answer you on #2, Visitor Visa is totally possible. My wife got her Visitor Visa just this morning. I applied for her Spousal Sponsorship in early February of this year. The wait was unbearable, so we finally attempted for a Visitor Visa (knowing that there is a good chance of rejection as well) for her on 21st Sep, 2015. Everything went well and now she is coming over next week. ;Ddevpsd said:Hello all,
I am new to the sponsorship process. I have not started it yet. I am not married yet. But to build the right expectations with my future wife I want to clarify few things.
Somethings are not clear on cic website.
1. Is the entire process taking 12 months or 17 months. I know it depends on each application but what's the usual trend
2. while my future wife is in india n the sponsorship application in process can she visit me on visitor visa? or is there a 50-50 chance of getting rejected. What is the maximum time she can stay as a visitor.
3. She thinks she can come to Canada on work permit through her employer. But in that case, I will have to sponsor her as an inland spouse which has a higher processing time.
Any inputs would be appreciated.
Congratulations on the TRV....did you apply via paper or online?jsingh89 said:I can answer you on #2, Visitor Visa is totally possible. My wife got her Visitor Visa just this morning. I applied for her Spousal Sponsorship in early February of this year. The wait was unbearable, so we finally attempted for a Visitor Visa (knowing that there is a good chance of rejection as well) for her on 21st Sep, 2015. Everything went well and now she is coming over next week. ;D
It was paper application. While I prepared all the documentation and papers, I used the services of an Agent for the actual filing. I handed him all the paperwork that I thought would make our case strong and advised him to include it in my wife's application.SR0715 said:Congratulations on the TRV....did you apply via paper or online?
Oh tht is so helpful of you... Thank ya for answer nd i am relieved now.Garry2008 said:If there is no Surname for Applicant then CIC add Null as Last name.No need to worry it happens to all applicant who does not have Last Name or Surname.
best of luck.