You can only sponsor a spouse (after getting married) or a common law partner. But since you are a dependent of your father, you have to be single to be counted as a dependent. (i.e. not married nor in a common law relationship)
There is a chance of success after PFL. You will likely need substantial new proof that you did not submit before. Were you asked to submit additional supporting documents after you sent the application?
They did not ask for additional docs but had questions as to how we met, why i did not meet her in her country before marriage, my wife put immigration before when she was single why is that so and financial interdependency between us...we sent them 108 pages information and justified all teh questions and our relationship is genenuine and the information till now we gave is genenuine , due to corona lot of issues came up and we could not meet but the relationship is alive by sending cards, gifts etc
Yes. You can also check the GCMS notes thread. There's one with step by step instructions in this forum.
This was probably unnecessary and a waste of everyone's time. Please consult a lawyer immediately to help with the PFL response.
You should also order GCMS notes now if you still have time. Ask for all the documents you submitted in your application to be included and all the officer notes.
In my account, under 'Review of additional documents' it says they are uploaded. Someone else said that it will be updated to something like 'Documents are being reviewed'
is there someone who was legally married spouse sponsorship application got rejected after PFL or without PFL?? just curious..my case i know is perfectly genunie and the officer should give my wife PR , but still curious
If you browse through the spreadsheet, Sept 2021 folks have just started to receive AORs. If you dont hear this month, then maybe shortly after the holidays.
Yeah there's a whole thread of them that got rejected, and now doing appeals.
