Question about OUTLAND application

[WorkerInCanada123]

Hey everyone,

I am currently applying OUTLAND through my common-law partner. We chose this route as I currently have a work permit through my employer and i would like to be able to travel back home when needed. We currently live in Canada together and have for the duration of our common-law relationship.

My question is in regards to application form IMM1334E - Application to Sponsor...
For question 6a) Relationship to Principal Applicant, do I put:
- "Common-law partner living inside Canada" OR
- "Common-law partner living outside of Canada"?

Can I put "living IN Canada" and just post the whole application to the OUTLAND processing centre? Or if I put "living IN Canada" will they process my application an INLAND?

Many thanks for your help!

 

[scylla]

You must select: Common-law partner living outside of Canada

If you select the other option, you'll be going the inland route.

 

[WorkerInCanada123]

Wonderful. Thanks for the speedy reply!

 

[WeegieInOttawa]

You must select: Common-law partner living outside of Canada

If you select the other option, you'll be going the inland route.

Hi Scylla

I am posting my app today... I had previously read that we should select living inside canada even if going the outland route as the route is decided by question 4 of the checklist? Is that wrong?

I am in Canada, so is my sponsor. We want to apply outland.

 

[WorkerInCanada123]

Oh interesting! I am curious to know what others think too!

 

[Hurlabrick]

Hi Scylla

I am posting my app today... I had previously read that we should select living inside canada even if going the outland route as the route is decided by question 4 of the checklist? Is that wrong?

I am in Canada, so is my sponsor. We want to apply outland.

Answer is here:

http://britishexpats.com/wiki/Spousal_Sponsorship-Canada/FAQ_-_New_Application_Forms#Sponsored_Persons.2C_Item_4_-_how_do_I_specify_inland_or_outland.3F

But yes - hardly obvious!

 

[WorkerInCanada123]

VERY helpful - thank you!

So, if I indicate outland via the checklist (as indicated in the thread you posted), can I still put that I am living IN Canada for the IMM 1344 Q6 application? (which is the truth - I am living in Canada!). Even though I tick the correct class of application on checklist, I would hate for my application to go inland based on the answer to this question!

Thank you!

 

[WeegieInOttawa]

VERY helpful - thank you!

So, if I indicate outland via the checklist (as indicated in the thread you posted), can I still put that I am living IN Canada for the IMM 1344 Q6 application? (which is the truth - I am living in Canada!). Even though I tick the correct class of application on checklist, I would hate for my application to go inland based on the answer to this question!

Thank you!

What Hurlabrick posted is as i thought and had read that previously (a million times!).. You specify inland or outland on the checklist, not the forms themselves.

For me i am applying outland Family Class and i am in Canada..so am checking the third box on the checlist. On IMM1344 we have put the relationship to applicant is common law partner in Canada.

 

[WeegieInOttawa]

Hey everyone,

I am currently applying OUTLAND through my common-law partner. We chose this route as I currently have a work permit through my employer and i would like to be able to travel back home when needed. We currently live in Canada together and have for the duration of our common-law relationship.

My question is in regards to application form IMM1334E - Application to Sponsor...
For question 6a) Relationship to Principal Applicant, do I put:
- "Common-law partner living inside Canada" OR
- "Common-law partner living outside of Canada"?

Can I put "living IN Canada" and just post the whole application to the OUTLAND processing centre? Or if I put "living IN Canada" will they process my application an INLAND?

Many thanks for your help!

Inland or Outland is determined by the box you check on the checklist.

 

[WorkerInCanada123]

Great- I've done the same! Thank you