Spousal sponsorship (outland) - TRV after AOR doubt

[nikkaush]

Hello,

I'm a Canada PR holder, and my spouse recently received AOR for the spousal sponsorship (outland family class).
Since getting to the point where she gets her PR card and travels to Canada can take some time (a few months), we are planning to apply for the TRV based on the Spousal Sponsorship's AOR. We have seen in some forums that the approval rate for this situation is 90%.

The question I have is that if we apply for TRV now, will she be required to provide evidence that this is just a temporary visit and she will return to her home country?
She doesn't have any property, dependents, or previous travels to the US/UK, but she can get an employer letter (No Objection Certificate) stating that she will be on leave and should resume her duties after returning from Canada. Will that help?

Also, in case she has to leave her current job, and eventually can't get a No Objection Certificate, will it weaken the application?
Is it advisable?

All suggestions and guidance are welcome.

Thanks!

 

[w8ing4visa]

Hello,

I'm a Canada PR holder, and my spouse recently received AOR for the spousal sponsorship (outland family class).
Since getting to the point where she gets her PR card and travels to Canada can take some time (a few months), we are planning to apply for the TRV based on the Spousal Sponsorship's AOR. We have seen in some forums that the approval rate for this situation is 90%.

The question I have is that if we apply for TRV now, will she be required to provide evidence that this is just a temporary visit and she will return to her home country?
She doesn't have any property, dependents, or previous travels to the US/UK, but she can get an employer letter (No Objection Certificate) stating that she will be on leave and should resume her duties after returning from Canada. Will that help?

Also, in case she has to leave her current job, and eventually can't get a No Objection Certificate, will it weaken the application?
Is it advisable?

All suggestions and guidance are welcome.

Thanks!

Seems like you are over thinking, as long as you have an AOR you can apply for TRV and submit the required documents (part of TRV application)

 

[Shah18]

Hello,

I'm a Canada PR holder, and my spouse recently received AOR for the spousal sponsorship (outland family class).
Since getting to the point where she gets her PR card and travels to Canada can take some time (a few months), we are planning to apply for the TRV based on the Spousal Sponsorship's AOR. We have seen in some forums that the approval rate for this situation is 90%.

The question I have is that if we apply for TRV now, will she be required to provide evidence that this is just a temporary visit and she will return to her home country?
She doesn't have any property, dependents, or previous travels to the US/UK, but she can get an employer letter (No Objection Certificate) stating that she will be on leave and should resume her duties after returning from Canada. Will that help?

Also, in case she has to leave her current job, and eventually can't get a No Objection Certificate, will it weaken the application?
Is it advisable?

All suggestions and guidance are welcome.

Thanks!

Hi Nikkaush,

Have you applied for TRV? Can you please share your experience and timeline?

 

[Coutumoose]

Any updates

 

[arjs01]

Hello,

I'm a Canada PR holder, and my spouse recently received AOR for the spousal sponsorship (outland family class).
Since getting to the point where she gets her PR card and travels to Canada can take some time (a few months), we are planning to apply for the TRV based on the Spousal Sponsorship's AOR. We have seen in some forums that the approval rate for this situation is 90%.

The question I have is that if we apply for TRV now, will she be required to provide evidence that this is just a temporary visit and she will return to her home country?
She doesn't have any property, dependents, or previous travels to the US/UK, but she can get an employer letter (No Objection Certificate) stating that she will be on leave and should resume her duties after returning from Canada. Will that help?

Also, in case she has to leave her current job, and eventually can't get a No Objection Certificate, will it weaken the application?
Is it advisable?

All suggestions and guidance are welcome.

Thanks!

Hi. Just wondering whether you applied for the visa for your spouse? Did everything go smoothly? Thanks in advance!

 

[rego1]

Seems like you are over thinking, as long as you have an AOR you can apply for TRV and submit the required documents (part of TRV application)

did you get the TRV based on your AOR? please reply.

Thanks

 

[rego1]

Hello,

I'm a Canada PR holder, and my spouse recently received AOR for the spousal sponsorship (outland family class).
Since getting to the point where she gets her PR card and travels to Canada can take some time (a few months), we are planning to apply for the TRV based on the Spousal Sponsorship's AOR. We have seen in some forums that the approval rate for this situation is 90%.

The question I have is that if we apply for TRV now, will she be required to provide evidence that this is just a temporary visit and she will return to her home country?
She doesn't have any property, dependents, or previous travels to the US/UK, but she can get an employer letter (No Objection Certificate) stating that she will be on leave and should resume her duties after returning from Canada. Will that help?

Also, in case she has to leave her current job, and eventually can't get a No Objection Certificate, will it weaken the application?
Is it advisable?

All suggestions and guidance are welcome.

Thanks!

Hope that you have got yOur Spousal PR by now...
Would appreciate if you are able to tell us if you applied for TRV based on AOR? tell us about what supporting docs did you have to give to show that the stay is temporary..

Thank you so much