*** September 2020 - Outland Spousal (Family Class) Sponsorship ***
- Thread starter Korion
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What seems illogical is to get a PR visa for the child, leave the spouse as non-accompnaying, not have the child immigrate/land, and then decide to sponsor the spouse.
So yeah, it's an unusual situation.
If you don't want the child to re-do medical, then have the child get on a plane tomorrow to land. Problem solved.
Otherwise, submit an explanation to IRCC, tell the truth, and hope it works out. Haven't seen this sitaution before so it's the best I can offer, anyway.
Or consult a lawyer experienced in immigration cases.
I did not have enough points for a couple's file during the immigration process to have the CSQ, which is why I removed my wife from the file.
On the other hand, a request for a visitor visa for my wife for the purpose of accompanying my child in order to validate his PR visa, do you think he accepts it?
On the other hand, a request for a visitor visa for my wife for the purpose of accompanying my child in order to validate his PR visa, do you think he accepts it?
Not clear to me what advantage there was to leaving the kid on that app, but that's your business, I presume it made sense at the time.
No harm in applying for the TRV really.
Two issues with this: first, it's just plain likely to take too long - while I don't mean kid needs to depart literally tomorrow, questions may come up fairly early in the process (not clear when you submitted), and you'd be better served to avoid that. I.e. what if it takes four months to get your spouse's TRV?
Second, not clear your spouse would get one and could get refused. Depends on other factors but 'accompany my only child to become PR' is going to read - likely - as "I plan to stay forever too."
And last: you haven't mentioend but when your child's PR visa expires and when you submitted is a big factor too - if your kid's visa expires in three months and you only just applied, close to zero chance your spouse will be approved and get visa in time.
the PR visa expires in March 2023,
in your last paragraph you talk about the impact of the expiry date in relation to the VRT request or the sponsorship request?
For information, I have already submitted my sponsorship request and I had a temporary file number
in your last paragraph you talk about the impact of the expiry date in relation to the VRT request or the sponsorship request?
For information, I have already submitted my sponsorship request and I had a temporary file number
Well there is time to get the TRV approved, but I've no idea whether that will work as above. Six months to get the PR for spouse approved strikes me as optimistic.
They extended ours on the 11th August, but I can't remember exactly when it originally expired, but maybe a a couple of months prior to the extension. I don't think I actually got a notification, just saw they extended when I logged into my GC Key account.