Spousal sponsorship

[BEYZA UZUN]

He lives in Quebec and in their sites it says he should work 1 year and it shows certain amount

https://www.quebec.ca/en/immigration/permanent/sponsor-family-member/calculating-income

 

[Vidnomenon]

He lives in Quebec and in their sites it says he should work 1 year and it shows certain amount

You are right, the process for a sponsor living in Quebec differs slightly. There’s a minimum annual income amount but the sponsor does not need to have worked for a year to prove this - an employment letter and paystubs should be enough. They also have a list of other documents they may accept as proof.
The other thing sponsoring through Quebec changes is the processing time which is significantly longer at 36 months at the moment.

 

[BEYZA UZUN]

You are right, the process for a sponsor living in Quebec differs slightly. There’s a minimum annual income amount but the sponsor does not need to have worked for a year to prove this - an employment letter and paystubs should be enough. They also have a list of other documents they may accept as proof.
The other thing sponsoring through Quebec changes is the processing time which is significantly longer at 36 months at the moment.

The site ı send says that you should work at least 1 year(12 months) before apply its written at the below

 

[Vidnomenon]

The site ı send says that you should work at least 1 year(12 months) before apply its written at the below

This is the line I found pertaining to that from the link you shared:

“You must have had income during the 12 months (1 year) prior to your application and demonstrate that you will continue to have this income for the duration of your undertaking.”

It doesn’t mean the sponsor should have worked for the whole year. But it does say that they must have had income in the 12 months leading up to the submission of the application that proves they can support the applicant.

As an example, if the sponsor is being paid 50,000 annually and they started working six months prior to the submission but can show that the employment is indefinite or it’s a long-term contract then it’s enough

 

[BEYZA UZUN]

This is the line I found pertaining to that from the link you shared:

“You must have had income during the 12 months (1 year) prior to your application and demonstrate that you will continue to have this income for the duration of your undertaking.”

It doesn’t mean the sponsor should have worked for the whole year. But it does say that they must have had income in the 12 months leading up to the submission of the application that proves they can support the applicant.

As an example, if the sponsor is being paid 50,000 annually and they started working six months prior to the submission but can show that the employment is indefinite or it’s a long-term contract then it’s enough

Thank you so much

 

[desi_geek]

Is it 10 months yet? Then why do want to be in 'worry-mode'? Chillax- till January. Then go in worry mode. In the mean time - order your GCMS notes so that you will get it around first week of January. You will have some idea of where it might be stuck, if its still stuck by then.

The Tracker used t show relationship to sponsor as "spouse", but its been more than a month its showing relation to sponcer as "Other" Should I report it using a web form now or wait till 10 months ?

 

[InfoSeeker12]

The Tracker used t show relationship to sponsor as "spouse", but its been more than a month its showing relation to sponcer as "Other" Should I report it using a web form now or wait till 10 months ?

Oh no--- definitely report that right away....and ask IRCC why it was changed to other?