Hi everybody! I come back again for a couple of questions this time.
Who read my previous topic knows I had to ask my parents to write a letter to include in my Visitor Extension application, explaining they're gonna pay my expenses in Canada cause my partner has been laid off work and can't support me financially anymore (which is not completely true, since he's on unemployment so he's gonna have an income soon, but... they discouraged me to declare that).
So... QUESTION 1: I wrote a short letter that my dad agreed to sign, do you think it might work?
I, *name of my dad*, wish to declare that I am currently responsible for supporting my daughter, *my name* (the applicant), financially to pay her expenses in Canada, in light of the fact that her partner *my partner's name* has been faced with the loss of his job.
I have provided *my name* with enough money to support herself, and can provide further support if needed while *my partner'sname* searches for new employment. Once he has found a new job, he will continue to support *my name*’s needs just as he had before his loss of work.
The funds I have currently supplied to my daughter are shown in the snapshot of her Visa Card indicating the balance of her account, which I can charge more money into at any moment required.
If her Visitor Extension application is denied, I will be responsible for paying for the plane ticket for her return to Italy.
With regards...*my dad's signature*
I hope it's enough infos and it's accurate. Unfortunately I wouldn't know what else to write!
QUESTION 2: In the Visitor Extension application they ask "Date which you entered your common-law relationship"... I'm in Canada since September 4th 2013 and I've been living with my partner since that date... so the correct answer is September 4th 2013 or September 4th of this year?
Thanks in advance
Who read my previous topic knows I had to ask my parents to write a letter to include in my Visitor Extension application, explaining they're gonna pay my expenses in Canada cause my partner has been laid off work and can't support me financially anymore (which is not completely true, since he's on unemployment so he's gonna have an income soon, but... they discouraged me to declare that).
So... QUESTION 1: I wrote a short letter that my dad agreed to sign, do you think it might work?
I, *name of my dad*, wish to declare that I am currently responsible for supporting my daughter, *my name* (the applicant), financially to pay her expenses in Canada, in light of the fact that her partner *my partner's name* has been faced with the loss of his job.
I have provided *my name* with enough money to support herself, and can provide further support if needed while *my partner'sname* searches for new employment. Once he has found a new job, he will continue to support *my name*’s needs just as he had before his loss of work.
The funds I have currently supplied to my daughter are shown in the snapshot of her Visa Card indicating the balance of her account, which I can charge more money into at any moment required.
If her Visitor Extension application is denied, I will be responsible for paying for the plane ticket for her return to Italy.
With regards...*my dad's signature*
I hope it's enough infos and it's accurate. Unfortunately I wouldn't know what else to write!
QUESTION 2: In the Visitor Extension application they ask "Date which you entered your common-law relationship"... I'm in Canada since September 4th 2013 and I've been living with my partner since that date... so the correct answer is September 4th 2013 or September 4th of this year?
Thanks in advance