Hi friends i need help with option c or notice of assessment i been living outside canada for 7 years now what should i do should i provide them? and how do i get them?
I thought we are here to help eachother guys there are so many people not being answered.Hi friends i need help with option c or notice of assessment i been living outside canada for 7 years now what should i do should i provide them? and how do i get them?
It's a volunteer forum and you are getting answers for free. For this reason sometimes it can take several hours or even a few days to get an answer. If you want immediate answers, then your best bet is to hire an immigration lawyer.I thought we are here to help eachother guys there are so many people not being answered.
What scylla said. Also, your question is clearly answered right on the checklist, so try helping yourself first.I thought we are here to help eachother guys there are so many people not being answered.
Ok sorry guys your right i guess its just stressWhat scylla said. Also, your question is clearly answered right on the checklist, so try helping yourself first.
May i know your visa office? My application is processed in Manila Visa Office. Most of the applicants here are processed in less than a year. I have seen other countries esp in US and in Europe, their applications would take at a approximately 6 months. Your application is in the last and final stage when immigration has started your background check (BGC). Once BGC is done, Decision Made and PPR will come and you will be notified through your email. The processing times of each applicant is a case to case basis. Some may take longer and some may take lesser than expected. One's application is based on how complete and simple your documents submitted to the immigration.Hi, we applied same month, same year as you! I reside in Saudi Arabia, could it be longer than this? or are we close?
Please see this link and read about sponsoring outside canada. There is a blue highlighted box regarding Permanent Residents.Hi I know you guys have told me if i am in India and i am a canadian PR then i can't file sponsorship application for my wife while i am in India , i have to be in Canada can you please direct me to the link where its mentioned in written on cic website.
Thanks in advance
It doesn't matter what her name is in her passport.Hi everyone,
I recently got married to my wife who is a Canadian citizen. We now want to apply for my PR, via the Family Sponsorship class.
My wife Canadian passport is valid until 2024 (her old passport with her maiden name). Can we apply using her old passport, or is she better off to get a new passport with her new last names? After marriage she has taken on both her maiden last name and added my last name *no hyphen or anything in between.
If we can apply with the old passport- then, in the application she would list her maiden name as her last name (provided that her passport contains her maiden name). And then in the other names section she should list my last name?
Thank you very much!
Hi @maria79 thanks for the response but i am going to India for my marriage for only two months after that i will be back so still i can't file the sponsorship of my spouse which i am in India given i will be returning back to Canada after 2 months.Please see this link and read about sponsoring outside canada. There is a blue highlighted box regarding Permanent Residents.
://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides/guide-5289-sponsor-your-spouse-common-law-partner-conjugal-partner-dependent-child-complete-guide.html#obligations
Yes you still cant file your spouse under family class not until you can secure your marriage certificate and registered in the registry of marriages in your country. It is one of the most important requirements that the immigration will be looking for.Hi @maria79 thanks for the response but i am going to India for my marriage for only two months after that i will be back so still i can't file the sponsorship of my spouse which i am in India given i will be returning back to Canada after 2 months.