Please help with extension question
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Sure, you can apply for anything you like. Applications only cost a few dollars. However, CIC approving that PR application is another story.canuck_in_uk said:
The outland application process doesn't exist as a way for people to take a second shot at the process. Ouland applicatioin exists for Canadian citizens or Permanent Residents who want to sponsor their spouse or common-law partner who lives abroad. People who met in Canada and have lived together in Canada cannot justify sending outland application.
Please, show me one couple whose outland application was approved after being denied inland application.
You really have no idea what you are talking about. CIC doesn't care if a couple met in Canada, had their entire relationship in Canada and then applies outland. In fact, when I sponsored my partner, the CIC website actually stated that they prefer people living in Canada to apply outland.O_guy said:
Read these, just to show a few
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/advice-for-a-friend-inland-or-outland-t159767.0.html
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/outland-or-inland-read-the-sticky-still-confused-t148829.0.html
http://roadtocanada.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=8082
http://www.us2canada.com/applications.html
http://roadtocanada.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=8247
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/inland-vs-outland-spousal-sponsorship-please-help-t108846.0.html
You have insulted my intelligence for absolutely no reason. You are extremely rude. The Brits have rubbed off on you.canuck_in_uk said:
I read through the links you posted and they simply do not prove your point. Is English your second language? Anyway, what I'm telling you came from an experienced immigration lawyer whom I spoke to prior to my wedding. People who met in Canada and lived together in Canada during their entire relationship have no basis to submit outland sponsorship application. Furthermore, a couple who has been denied inland sponsorship has never been approved for outland sponsorship. Go and talk to actual immigration professional instead of insulting someone who has done nothing to you.
Again, you have no idea what you are talking about and I'm done trying to explain it to you.O_guy said:
Again, you are extremely rude and you do not have prove of anything. You copy and paste what people wrote on forums which do not even prove your point. Get off your couch, put pants on, and talk to experienced immigration lawyer.canuck_in_uk said:
I'm rude? You insulted every single British person, I'd call that pretty rude.O_guy said:
You are choosing to ignore all of those people, VIP, Hero, Senior members with thousands and thousands of posts, who have been advising on this forum for years, and the people they advised, who met in Canada, lived in Canada, applied outland and were approved. But of course, you're right about everything and they must all be wrong. Which means that all those people living in Canada and approved outland aren't actually PRs. You should go tell them that.
And you have yet to quote CIC confirming anything that you've said. Regurgitating what some immigration lawyer supposedly told you proves nothing.
Here's one: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/profiles/reginac-u44575.htmlO_guy said:
She says her inland app was denied as an MOC, she reapplied outland and has landed as a PR. But of course, she's lying because as we've agreed, you're right about everything and that has never happened. So she isn't really a PR; you should go tell her that too.
How disappointed all of those people will be when you tell them that they aren't PRs because you said so.
First of all, you have been insulting me through several posts in this threat. My writing was not for you but you injected yourself into discussion I was having with someone else to say i was wrong. YOU ARE EXTREMELY RUDE.
Secondly, what makes you "VIP hero"? You use that label as if it a degree which you earned. You were given that label for simply being long time member and making many posts.
And lastly, don't believe what everyone writes on these forums. Someone with he nickname "expat105" is claiming to have received TRV within 4 hours of submitting online application. He also claims to live in Somalia which is a war torn country that has never had an Internet infrastructure. Sadly, some people lie on these forums and others, like yours, use what those people wrote as proof.
I have said this to you several times and it still has not gone through your thick skul: talk to experienced immigration lawyer.
Secondly, what makes you "VIP hero"? You use that label as if it a degree which you earned. You were given that label for simply being long time member and making many posts.
And lastly, don't believe what everyone writes on these forums. Someone with he nickname "expat105" is claiming to have received TRV within 4 hours of submitting online application. He also claims to live in Somalia which is a war torn country that has never had an Internet infrastructure. Sadly, some people lie on these forums and others, like yours, use what those people wrote as proof.
I have said this to you several times and it still has not gone through your thick skul: talk to experienced immigration lawyer.
I corrected incorrect information you provided to someone. And you're not very polite yourself.O_guy said:
Read my post again, I never said I was. I was referring to the people I had quoted, like Leon with 17500 posts, and amikety with almost 5000 posts, and all the others with thousands of posts who know more than either of us.O_guy said:
I don't believe everything I read on here, some people lie and some people are just wrong. For example, I don't believe what you've posted. But I do believe the forum experts and the testimonies from the people living in Canada who were approved outland.O_guy said:
Well, that's rude. And immigration lawyers aren't always right. Search this forum, there are many people who have been screwed over because of a lawyer's mistake and incorrect advice.O_guy said:
1. I'm not polite to someone like you who interjects himself into my conversation with others and calls me a liar. My information came from an experienced immigration lawyer.canuck_in_uk said:
2. You think since someone posted 17500, he is an "expert". That shows your severe lack intelligence. Experts don't go on forums and give advice for free.
For the last time; get off the couch, put your pants on, and talk to experienced immigration lawyer before you call me liar.
I've shown you a case of someone refused inland and approved outland but you have yet to respond to that. And of people who live in Canada but applied and were approved outland but you still haven't responded to that. And you have yet to quote the CIC to back up your info. You just keep insulting me instead (how EXTREMELY RUDE of you) and referring to this magical lawyer who is providing you with incorrect information.O_guy said:
If I could speak to you very slowly to help you understand, I would. Unfortunately, this is the internet. All I can do is repeat what I have already said which is PEOPLE LIE ON THESE FORUMS!!! Therefore, you did not show me anything!!!!!!! I even showed you a person who claims he received TRV in 4 hours after applying online from a country which has ongoing civil war since 1991 and has never had internet infrastructure.canuck_in_uk said:
Yes, I have spoken with a man who has been immigration lawyer for 32 years before I got married overseas. You, on the other hand, get your information by reading forums. You are worse than rude, you have severe lack of intelligence. You think making 17,500 posts on this forum makes someone "expert".
Completely wrong. CIC even encourages people living in Canada to apply outland where they are able to. This from the Inland instruction guide: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/5289ETOC.aspO_guy said:
Before you fill out the forms, read the following important information:
- The family class is aimed at faster processing of spouse or common‑law partner applications from applicants outside Canada.
Processing times for spouses or common‑law partners in Canada are generally longer.
The person being sponsored can apply to a visa office outside Canada to take advantage of the family class processing standard. Processing times for applications processed in Canada are posted on our Web site.
Personally I met my spouse in Canada, we moved in together in Canada, lived over 1 year to get common-law status in Canada, and continued to live in Canada all while submitting the PR application OUTLAND. The only address we put in the application was our Canadian address, where they eventually mailed the COPR to us.
Before you applied for the outland, were you denied inland application? Before you tell me I'm wrong, read all the postings in this threat. My point was and still remains a couple who was DENIED inland application cannot just turn around and submit outland application and get approved. There has never been a known case of this. GO AND TALK TO EXPERIENCED IMMIGRATION LAWYERS.Rob_TO said: