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New sponsorship application - while older one is in process

zaina929

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Dear All

My sponsorship application for my child is in process, ineligibility was declared by CPC. The local file is in process at CHC Pakistan. Is there any possibility that if I file a new sponsorship application at CPC Mississauga, and its eligibility is declared satisfactory, can this be related with older application which is in process? Please let me know if there are any limitations / requirements.

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Do you know of the reasons it was declared ineligible? I ask because that will determine whether or not your re application will be considered.
 

zaina929

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The prime reason was that I left Canada after submission and I informed CPC as well that I am out of canada.
 

PMM

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zaina929 said:
Dear All

My sponsorship application for my child is in process, ineligibility was declared by CPC. The local file is in process at CHC Pakistan. Is there any possibility that if I file a new sponsorship application at CPC Mississauga, and its eligibility is declared satisfactory, can this be related with older application which is in process? Please let me know if there are any limitations / requirements.

Regards
No You can't have two applications for the same person.

From the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act.

Sponsorship application
(4) An application made by a foreign national as a member of the family class must be preceded or accompanied by a sponsorship application referred to in paragraph 130(1)(c).

Multiple applications
(5) No sponsorship application may be filed by a sponsor in respect of a person if the sponsor has filed another sponsorship application in respect of that same person and a final decision has not been made in respect of that other application.

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Hasher

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The following FAQ section of Canadian immigiration web site says you can leave and re-enter canada while application being processed, then why you think you become ineligible since you left Canada? Can some one explain.

The other thing is what one can do if Canadian High commission do not reply against a sponsorship case.
 

PMM

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Hasher said:
The following FAQ section of Canadian immigiration web site says you can leave and re-enter canada while application being processed, then why you think you become ineligible since you left Canada? Can some one explain.

The other thing is what one can do if Canadian High commission do not reply against a sponsorship case.
You might wish to read the following section of the immigration regulations:

"Sponsors

Sponsor
130. (1) Subject to subsection (2), a sponsor, for the purpose of sponsoring a foreign national who makes an application for a permanent resident visa as a member of the family class or an application to remain in Canada as a member of the spouse or common-law partner in Canada class under subsection 13(1) of the Act, must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident who
(a) is at least 18 years of age;
(b) resides in Canada; and
(c) has filed a sponsorship application in respect of a member of the family class or the spouse or common-law partner in Canada class in accordance with section 10.
 

Hasher

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PPM- Thankx for reply and clarification. However--

Can you clarify reside in Canada means he CANNOT LEAVE CANADA DURING ENTIRE PROCESSING PERIOD (6 month or 1 year) or he can leave Canada on short vacations or leave like (3 WEEKS). Becoz one opinion is, reside means should have a permenant resident status like have a job or living in Canada (to be proved through bank account, lease agreement, pay stub etc.)
 

PMM

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Hasher said:
PPM- Thankx for reply and clarification. However--

Can you clarify reside in Canada means he CANNOT LEAVE CANADA DURING ENTIRE PROCESSING PERIOD (6 month or 1 year) or he can leave Canada on short vacations or leave like (3 WEEKS). Becoz one opinion is, reside means should have a permenant resident status like have a job or living in Canada (to be proved through bank account, lease agreement, pay stub etc.)
A short vacation 2/3 weeks probably would be alright (no guarantee though) the OP was a PR living abroad though when he filed the sponsorship.
 

Hasher

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PMM

Thankx

Can you tell me, my citizen ship is due by February 2011 (three years out of four years) if I apply for my child sponsor ship then by anyway my Citizenship application will be effected as some one told me you cannot have two applications at the same time.
 

PMM

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Hasher said:
PMM

Thankx

Can you tell me, my citizen ship is due by February 2011 (three years out of four years) if I apply for my child sponsor ship then by anyway my Citizenship application will be effected as some one told me you cannot have two applications at the same time.
1. No, you are sponsoring a child, and applying for citizenship, two different processes. You only get submit 2 applications for the same person when the first one hasn't been decided.
 

Hasher

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PMM

Please elaborate what do mean by "when the first one hasn't been decided" and does it apply in my case.

Once again thank you for support.
 

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It is not related to your process because you are applying for citizenship for yourself (one person) and at the same time you apply for PR on behalf of your child (second person).