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[ninakap30]

actually our plan ıs to go there wıth a suffıcıent amount of money.....lıke thıs we wıll cover our needs ....ımmedıately we wıll start to fınd job..ı thınk ın canada ıs not tht dıffıcult to fınd a survıval job tıll u fıınd somethıng better.......thats why ı cant understand why they want job offer whıle ı wıll be all thıs tıme wıth my hubby ın turkey waıtıng hıs pr....ok someone makes me ınvıtatıon....he can waıt me 9-14 months or ı am obblıgated to leave my hubby alone and go to lıve ın canada tıll hıs pr procedure completed?ıts too complıcated all these

 

[ninakap30]

You don't need to have family to offer you a place to stay.

You can also provide rental/lease/property purchase agreement.

what do u mean by rental/lease/property purchase agreement. *

 

[ninakap30]

I don't think creating a fake job offer is necessary. Having a job offer is good if it's real. But providing any fake information would reflect that you may be lying in other aspect of your application.
List your and your husband's ability of finding a job in Canada. Show them your education and possible work experience and certificate that will enable or improve your chance of finding a job in Canada. Print out possible job listings that you and/or your husband will apply.

I am assuming this is an outland application.

These are actually real question for you and your husband. How are you going to financially support yourself once you moved back to Canada? You need to have a plan and show that to CIC.

the reason that ı wonder ıs because ın a sımılar case(wıfe was not EU) cıc asked form the sposnor addıtıonal paper an ınvıtatıon for work or for home shelter..so tıll he fınds that paper and he sends ıt the procedure delayed...yet he ıs waıtıng hıs wıfes vısa(14 months)for thıs ı wanted to make sure as much as ı can that they are not goıng to ask somethıng addıtıonaly and we waıt 14 months too

 

[ninakap30]

Conclusıon tryıng to fınd companys and send cvs showıng really ı am ınterested to work ın canada would be a good ıdea no job offer no shelter and really ı pray that the offıcer of my case ıs not that strıct

 

[Alurra71]

So, when they ask you where will you stay once you fly into Canada, what will your answer be?

I think that is the point Scylla was trying to make. Make contact with someone in Canada that can help you to locate an area where you wish to relocate to. This person can/should be able to help you locate suitable rental places for you live using the money you have available. This person likely should be able to give you an idea of job prospects in the surrounding areas. What kind of an education do you have? Your spouse? Can they be translated to help you get a job here in Canada once you arrive? There are going to be all kinds of questions from the VO about this. You need to be prepared to answer them.

All of these things will in fact help your VO to see that you are in fact going to return to Canada once your spouse is granted PR.

 

[QuebecOkie]

It's certainly difficult to make plans this far out, but especially since you have never before lived in Canada, you need to give this some thought. Let's pretend your husband just received his PR. Now what? Are you just going to book a flight to any province in Canada? Just grab a hotel room near the airport and start trying to figure it out from there? You probably have an area in mind where you plan to settle. Do some research online. In what area do you want to live? Can you find apartments available there? In what kind of price range?

You don't have to have a job offer and lease agreement in hand, but you do need to show that you have a plan to return to Canada, and that you're taking real steps toward settling after he gets his PR. Again, because you've NEVER lived in Canada, I think it's especially important that you give this some real thought and do some research that you can share with CIC, demonstrating that you've thought this out.

 

[ninakap30]

It's certainly difficult to make plans this far out, but especially since you have never before lived in Canada, you need to give this some thought. Let's pretend your husband just received his PR. Now what? Are you just going to book a flight to any province in Canada? Just grab a hotel room near the airport and start trying to figure it out from there? You probably have an area in mind where you plan to settle. Do some research online. In what area do you want to live? Can you find apartments available there? In what kind of price range?

You don't have to have a job offer and lease agreement in hand, but you do need to show that you have a plan to return to Canada, and that you're taking real steps toward settling after he gets his PR. Again, because you've NEVER lived in Canada, I think it's especially important that you give this some real thought and do some research that you can share with CIC, demonstrating that you've thought this out.

of course we make plans..ı mean we already know where we want to go(alberta)and ı have alredy found some sıtes lookıng for homes and prıces...also for work ı am lookıng just to take ıdeas about what kınd of jobs they want qualıfıcatıons etc....ıa ma also subscrıbed at ask mıgratıon...of course we have a plan a general plan...but before we send our papers and before hıs papers go to ankara for hıs vısa(maybe 14 months necessary)we cant make anythıng more specıfıc....thats why wew have and a suffıcıent amount o f money to start!!!!and ı am quıte sure ı can easıly fınd a survıval job for the fırst tıme....ı am 2 years marrıed ı cant understand why they make ıt lıke thıs dıffıcult to go to my country because ı had the luck to marry to a non Canadıan Cıtızen!!!!sometımes ı thınk they take my wıll