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Proof to intend to live in canada

syed82

Newbie
Jul 31, 2013
1
0
HI everyone,

currently we are living outside the Canada and need your advices what i can write in this proof that we intend to live in Canada ?
 

kyc221

Hero Member
Feb 20, 2012
255
4
Santiago, Chile
Category........
Visa Office......
Santiago, Chile
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
29-08-2012
AOR Received.
11-10-2012
Med's Done....
25-05-2012
Passport Req..
26-04-2013
VISA ISSUED...
02-05-2013
LANDED..........
20-05-2013
Here are some things that might help:

- Letter from your family stating they know of your plans
- Some sort of banking or savings account that has movement. RRSPs?
- A job offer, a job search, proof of applying to jobs in Canada
- Proof that you've secured a place to live, or that you have been looking for housing
- Proof you intend to leave the country where you currently live (e.g., you're closing bank accounts, you've given notice to your landlord if you're leaving, etc.)
 

CanNZ

Hero Member
Mar 12, 2013
423
2
Category........
Visa Office......
Manila
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
18-06-13
AOR Received.
10-07-13
File Transfer...
22-07-13
Med's Request
Sent with app.
Med's Done....
14-06-13
Interview........
waived
Passport Req..
N/A
VISA ISSUED...
10-02-2015
LANDED..........
07-03-2015
I had one aunt, one friend and my parents write and sign letters that they are aware of our plan to move back to Canada once my wife's application is approved. I also printed off an email exchange between myself and a real estate agent in Canada about looking at places once we arrived in Canada. I was approved just over a week ago to sponsor my wife just on those 4 things.
 

gongdi

Star Member
Jan 14, 2013
166
14
It's difficult with the uncertainty of sponsorship approval not to mention the strike delays, to commit to buying property in Canada, paying college tuition, or even applying for jobs in Canada (how could you possibly go for an interview?) The same goes for selling property that your spouse owns in her home country, as that is really something you can only do when you know you have been accepted.