Spousal sponsorship questions

[olevar]

I'd like to sponsor my wife who currently resides in the u.s. I'm well aware that the lico is waived for spousal sponsorship although I'm still not quite sure on some of the other requirements if I qualify or not.

The requirement would be providing shelter for her but considering I still live with my parents, I'm indirectly providing it for her. Would this be an issue?

And to double check, I do have a full time job which doesn't have the greatast wage, but I'd still qualify right?

 

[SenoritaBella]

If you still live with your parents, consider including a cover letter explaining this and your plans for supporting yourselves when she moves. Will your parents provide accomodation for you guys until y'all are able to live on your own? If so, ask your parents for a signed letter stating this.

There is no minimum income requirement to sponsor your spouse, so a job and letter from your employer should be fine as well as all other documents on the checklist. Include proof of any savings you have.

 

[olevar]

If you still live with your parents, consider including a cover letter explaining this and your plans for supporting yourselves when she moves. Will your parents provide accomodation for you guys until y'all are able to live on your own? If so, ask your parents for a signed letter stating this.

There is no minimum income requirement to sponsor your spouse, so a job and letter from your employer should be fine as well as all other documents on the checklist. Include proof of any savings you have.

What's the probability of my application being accepted? I definitely do plan on supporting my wife as much as I can without my parents help excluding the roof factor. But they are actually more than willing to help if needed.


Is providing proof of savings required or just something that would look better on the application?

 

[mikeymyke]

What's the probability of my application being accepted? I definitely do plan on supporting my wife as much as I can without my parents help excluding the roof factor. But they are actually more than willing to help if needed.


Is providing proof of savings required or just something that would look better on the application?

Probability of your application being accepted largely depends on the genuiness of your relationship

 

[olevar]

Probability of your application being accepted largely depends on the genuiness of your relationship

our relationship is definitely genuine

 

[mikeymyke]

our relationship is definitely genuine

That's good, also US citizens have a much easier time getting PR.

 

[SenoritaBella]

I can't say for sure the probability of your application being accepted. There are two stages:

stage 1(for the sponsor) - generally, if no have no issues(i.e. criminal record, on welfare, etc) and meet all eligibilty requirements, you should be approved to sponsor your spouse.

stage 2 (for sponsored spouse) - this is the part where they assess the genuineness of the relationship by assessing the evidence (photos, letters, relationship, etc). Sometimes they request an interview. If they are satisfied it's genuine, your spouse will be approved for PR.

Proof of savings is not required. It's just something nice to add if you have it. Otherwise, not a problem.

What's the probability of my application being accepted? I definitely do plan on supporting my wife as much as I can without my parents help excluding the roof factor. But they are actually more than willing to help if needed.


Is providing proof of savings required or just something that would look better on the application?