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Spousal sponsorship

armoured

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Feb 1, 2015
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And to answer your question, I met my spouse after I become Citizen, we dated for about 2 years and then decided to get married.
I asked because if you became common-law by residing together before you became PR and didn't declare her - big trouble. Not the case so no issue.

And we lived together for about 6 months in Canada before leaving the country. So i will also mention that.
That's a positive.

Also, i forgot to mention one important thing, she has her Visitor visa valid until 2028, so
i will also mention that we might come to Canada closer to our finalizing/end stage of our application to settle down in Canada ahead. Hope this plan also support the intent to return.
Also a positive. Note though intent to return is mostly about you.
 
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$$harsh$$

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Glad to hear it. Thank you for taking the time to provide your valuable advice.

Just a silly question to ask, I dont see the online portal has any Intent to return section under supporting docs. In that case should I upload it in others section? Or any other specific section would apply?
 

alex00

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Jul 2, 2024
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Ontario
Category........
FAM
Visa Office......
Mississauga
App. Filed.......
05-06-2024
AOR Received.
03-07-2024
Also, i forgot to mention one important thing, she has her Visitor visa valid until 2028, so
You might want to consider moving to Canada first before submitting the application since your spouse can visit you. Your spouse won't be able to work immediately, but intent to return will not be a problem, and if you can get a job upon returning to Canada, having a steady income will help with the spousal support requirement. You can still do it the way you've outlined here, but I think moving to Canada and getting a job first gives you better chances.
 

gattuso

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Apr 15, 2023
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Hi I have a friend trying to apply for inland sponsorship…his wife who is a Canadian has 3 criminal record 1.fail to comply with undertaking sec 145(3)cc 2.driving with more than 80mgs of alcohol in blood sec 253(1)(B)cc 3.public mischief sec 140(1)(b) the first offence was in 2011 and the second and third is in 2018 my question is can the wife still sponsor the husband for inland sponsorship?if yes are they going to declare it and write a letter to support it?