Canada TRV + ARC Application Case (Seeking Professional Advice)
The applicant was issued a 5-year inadmissibility ban due to misrepresentation and is currently still within the ban period, applying for TRV + ARC to visit their partner for a short-term trip.
The submitted documents include proof of funds, round-trip flight tickets, hotel bookings, travel itinerary, property ownership proof (showing co-residence with an immediate family member), household registration, an employment letter (from a family-owned business but without a formal contract), a support letter from the partner, and letters from friends confirming the authenticity of the relationship and social ties in Canada.
The main concerns are:
(1) Will the immigration officer consider visiting a partner an insufficiently urgent reason and suggest waiting until the 5-year ban is over?
(2) Since the applicant works in a family business without a formal contract, is the proof of intent to return strong enough?
(3) If TRV is approved, will the ARC also be granted, or will the officer decide the applicant should wait until the ban expires?
(4) How can the applicant convince the officer that entering Canada now is necessary rather than waiting five years? Seeking advice on whether the TRV application is strong enough, if additional proof of intent to return should be submitted, whether there are successful cases of partner visit + ARC approval, and what other strategies could improve the chances of ARC approval.
If anyone has had a similar experience or knows of successful ARC approvals under similar circumstances, I would appreciate any insights or advice. Thanks in advance!
Looking forward to professional insights—thank you! ？
The applicant was issued a 5-year inadmissibility ban due to misrepresentation and is currently still within the ban period, applying for TRV + ARC to visit their partner for a short-term trip.
The submitted documents include proof of funds, round-trip flight tickets, hotel bookings, travel itinerary, property ownership proof (showing co-residence with an immediate family member), household registration, an employment letter (from a family-owned business but without a formal contract), a support letter from the partner, and letters from friends confirming the authenticity of the relationship and social ties in Canada.
The main concerns are:
(1) Will the immigration officer consider visiting a partner an insufficiently urgent reason and suggest waiting until the 5-year ban is over?
(2) Since the applicant works in a family business without a formal contract, is the proof of intent to return strong enough?
(3) If TRV is approved, will the ARC also be granted, or will the officer decide the applicant should wait until the ban expires?
(4) How can the applicant convince the officer that entering Canada now is necessary rather than waiting five years? Seeking advice on whether the TRV application is strong enough, if additional proof of intent to return should be submitted, whether there are successful cases of partner visit + ARC approval, and what other strategies could improve the chances of ARC approval.
If anyone has had a similar experience or knows of successful ARC approvals under similar circumstances, I would appreciate any insights or advice. Thanks in advance!
Looking forward to professional insights—thank you! ？
