SPOUSAL IMMIGRATION - File transferred to London Office from Islamabad

[shy_guy]

yes i send them that email and all detail univerity admin phone no fax email also because they were saying send this to canadian embassy if they want explanation

thats good, also you can send case specific Inquiries to LVO using their webform,,,They do reply if the question is not FAQ

 

[ks1234567]

Alhumdullah got PPR today

 

[Sidkhan]

Alhumdullah got PPR today

Congrats

 

[shaiz]

Alhumdullah got PPR today

Congratulations....

 

[Cambridge]

congratulation!!!

 

[XMan24April]

Hi - My wife is a canadian by descent, my immigration was in process from June 2014 and in Nov 2014 we had our first baby outside Canada (I had applied for TRV for the birth of our child earlier in 2014 and since i did not get a visa, we decided that its better to have the first baby together in Pakistan)

We added our baby to my application immediately i.e in Nov 2014 only same month he was born.

Since my wife planned to go back to Canada with the baby while i stay back and wait for immigration to happen, we applied for our child's TRV in Dec 2014 and on Jan 31st 2015 got the visa for baby only.

On Jan 27, 2015 we got an email from London Visa Office for the medical of our child, which we did on 2nd Feb 2015 and my medical was extended by VO on Jan 28, 2015.

Now the question is, can my wife and child travel to Canada? Since my immigration case that has the child as depended is "In Process", what happens when we get PR and than subsequent request for passports for stamping the visas?

1) If my child travels before PR, can i only send just my passport for visa and land in Canada with my PR and my child's? is that legal?

2) Is there some clause that, all the dependents have to have visa stamped again even though they already have a valid visa to travel?

I hope i have not confused with giving so much information, but hopefully someone can answer the above queries so that we can plan accordingly.

Cheers

 

[SAIMI]

Thanks SAIMI, Kindly inbox me when you have received your daughters passport. Hopefully that comes soon. Kindly keep in touch as your and mine are exact the same dates, the only difference is that I didn't have any objections. Kindly inbox me whenever you are granted pp. I would do the same...

The only thing worries me is that they are travelling in 2 weeks and we dont have passport right now... Is there any ways we can ask them to do it earlie. CHC doesnt pick up phn callss???? ANY IDEAD?

Hi..did you get your son's passport. ?
Whenever you get pllzz do inform

 

[rose dar]

thats good, also you can send case specific Inquiries to LVO using their webform,,,They do reply if the question is not FAQ

thanks i hpo it will help

 

[aylia24]

should we create a group on whatsapp so that we can share our update too.

 

[canvis2006]

Hi - My wife is a canadian by descent, my immigration was in process from June 2014 and in Nov 2014 we had our first baby outside Canada (I had applied for TRV for the birth of our child earlier in 2014 and since i did not get a visa, we decided that its better to have the first baby together in Pakistan)

We added our baby to my application immediately i.e in Nov 2014 only same month he was born.

Since my wife planned to go back to Canada with the baby while i stay back and wait for immigration to happen, we applied for our child's TRV in Dec 2014 and on Jan 31st 2015 got the visa for baby only.

On Jan 27, 2015 we got an email from London Visa Office for the medical of our child, which we did on 2nd Feb 2015 and my medical was extended by VO on Jan 28, 2015.

Now the question is, can my wife and child travel to Canada? Since my immigration case that has the child as depended is "In Process", what happens when we get PR and than subsequent request for passports for stamping the visas?

1) If my child travels before PR, can i only send just my passport for visa and land in Canada with my PR and my child's? is that legal?

2) Is there some clause that, all the dependents have to have visa stamped again even though they already have a valid visa to travel?

I hope i have not confused with giving so much information, but hopefully someone can answer the above queries so that we can plan accordingly.

Cheers

1. Your wife is a Canadian, so her (first) baby born abroad should be Canadian. Should've applied for baby's citizenship certificate and Cdn passport via CHC Islamabad. I have no idea why you're putting the baby in the sponsorship process at all. Baby is Canadian since mother is Canadian national, doesn't matter where the baby is born. Did you or your wife read the rules on CIC website at all?

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/citizenship/rules/index.asp

 

[XMan24April]

1. Your wife is a Canadian, so her (first) baby born abroad should be Canadian. Should've applied for baby's citizenship certificate and Cdn passport via CHC Islamabad. I have no idea why you're putting the baby in the sponsorship process at all. Baby is Canadian since mother is Canadian national, doesn't matter where the baby is born. Did you or your wife read the rules on CIC website at all?

cic.gc.ca/english/citizenship/rules/index.asp

From the same link that you have shared, copy pasting the information below.

You are not automatically a Canadian citizen if…

you marry a Canadian citizen,
you are adopted by a Canadian citizen,
your refugee claim is accepted,
you live in Canada as a permanent resident for many years, or
you are born outside Canada to Canadian parent(s) on or after April 17, 2009, but neither parent was born or naturalized in Canada.

As per our understanding, since the mother of the child was not born in Canada nor was naturalized in Canada, and she is a canadian by descent (Her father being Canadian who himself was an immigrant to Canada, passed the nationality to her)
As per the law after April 17, 2009 any child in these circumstances is not a canadian citizen.

Please correct if there is an understanding gap on our part and we have misread the laws

Note: I have copy pasted the information from the link you just shared in the post

 

[canvis2006]

Since descent is involved, but she resides in Canada normally, anyone would think the baby would be Canadian even if born abroad.
That's what I thought that she is living in Canada (not abroad, and just visiting) so the baby would get citizenship instead of PR.

The conservative govt did not address the issue of visitors giving births in Canada for citizenship for babies, but rather they make it hard for taxpayers to get any benefits....

 

[shaleem100]

I like the idea of the whats app group

 

[SAIMI]

Finally I collect my passport and landing papers. .
Allhamdolillah. ...after 3 years and 2 months. .
Now pray for my daughter's passport. .so that we can go canada soon..

 

[SAIMI]

I found this forum really helpful. ...the members are very cooperative. .thanks thanks to all members. .