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gtbond said:
I recently got married and my wife is on student visa right now which is expiring in September. Does below quoted paragraph mean she can stay with me in Canada without any kind of legal status after September if I've applied for her Inland sponsorship by then? Or it only mean we are eligible to apply inland and she may have to go back to Country of her Citizenship?

If we apply Outland:
  • Can she still stay with me in Canada? or she has to go live in country from where we are applying?
  • Is there any way she can stay with me in Canada without enrolling her into study?

Application for Permanent Residence from within Canada – Spouse or Common-law Partner in Canada class (IMM 5289)

If she applies for an Open Work Permit along with her PR application, she can stay as a "worker" until they approve or deny an INLAND application (Stage 1 or 2). If you apply before her student visa expires, she will have "Implied Status" until she gets the work permit. (She cannot work before she gets the permit though!) Also, if she's eligible, she can apply for a post graduate work permit. Depending on the length of her course, that may work out better. You should consider both options and decide what works best for you. Inland isn't recommended to leave Canada for any reason.

Outland can apply anywhere in the world, including inside Canada. Outland only means the Visa Office is outside Canada. She can try to stay as a visitor or on a post graduate work permit if eligible.

I would look at the time for her Outland Visa Office (VO), how much time she would get on a PGWP, and consider which country she is from too. It's a lot easier for visa exempt to stay as visitors during the Outland PR process. If you let us know this information, we can help break it down for you, although the PGWP is another category, so we might not be as helpful there! :)
 
mastmunda.longi said:
is there any age limit upto which parents can claim her taxes????

My parents never claims taxes for me , i study and work and always do my taxes by myself since i was 16
 
gtbond said:
I recently got married and my wife is on student visa right now which is expiring in September. Does below quoted paragraph mean she can stay with me in Canada without any kind of legal status after September if I've applied for her Inland sponsorship by then? Or it only mean we are eligible to apply inland and she may have to go back to Country of her Citizenship?

If we apply Outland:
  • Can she still stay with me in Canada? or she has to go live in country from where we are applying?
  • Is there any way she can stay with me in Canada without enrolling her into study?

Application for Permanent Residence from within Canada – Spouse or Common-law Partner in Canada class (IMM 5289)

If you apply Inland she can also apply to extend her student visa (it's another option besides an open work permit) and she will be covered by implied status as well - and in that case she can continue studying (it's the same class of application).

If you apply outland, she can ask to extend her student visa or apply for visitor status while the PR application is in process.

Inland requires that she be living with you in Canada. Outland allows her to live anywhere - even in Canada.
 
mastmunda.longi said:
is there any age limit upto which parents can claim her taxes????

Under 25, not married, and a student (Even if they do NOT live at home) they will/can claim her.
 
pritha said:
Hi All,

Is there anyone will help me to explain why i could not open the form IMM 1344, IMM 0008 and IMM 0008DEP? I have upgrade my adobe, but still could not open these specific forms, while i could open and fill the other forms remains. By the way, it is for the inland application forms.


Thank you so much!

Regards,
Pritha K.


Open them using Internet Explorer, don't use other browser
 
Hi,

I am sponsoring my common-law "in-land sponsorship" and about to submit our application soon.

She wants to be able to work asap right after Stage 1 (Approval). I forgot if it is the "open work permit" she needs to send with that or what's that form called again?

Can someone please respond and send a link to the exact form? Thanks so much kindly.
 
Put our application in the mail today!!!
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Now the waiting begins!!! Thanks to everyone on here who helped us!!

I have one more question. . . for now. . . Is there some sort of confirmation of receipt we'll get once they get our application? Would be nice to know they received it.
 
MisterBob said:
Hi,

I am sponsoring my common-law "in-land sponsorship" and about to submit our application soon.

She wants to be able to work asap right after Stage 1 (Approval). I forgot if it is the "open work permit" she needs to send with that or what's that form called again?

Can someone please respond and send a link to the exact form? Thanks so much kindly.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/extend-worker.asp

Write "Open Work Permit - Please Process when AIP is granted" on the top. This is a generic form so write "N/A" anywhere that doesn't apply.
 
americanadians said:
Put our application in the mail today!!!
65679_10152811854135648_2008861711_n.jpg


Now the waiting begins!!! Thanks to everyone on here who helped us!!

I have one more question. . . for now. . . Is there some sort of confirmation of receipt we'll get once they get our application? Would be nice to know they received it.

You did keep a copy of everything AND send it via a courier, right?

If not, you should receive an Acknowledgment of Receipt for an inland application. Outland applications only get a sponsor approval normally.
 
computergeek said:
You did keep a copy of everything AND send it via a courier, right?

If not, you should receive an Acknowledgment of Receipt for an inland application. Outland applications only get a sponsor approval normally.

Yes copies of everything, but no we only sent it through Canada Post. I don't believe we should have issues. I just thought there might be some sort of email or something.
 
americanadians said:
Yes copies of everything, but no we only sent it through Canada Post. I don't believe we should have issues. I just thought there might be some sort of email or something.

The only time I hear people receiving acknowledgment is when the application is returned (because it is not complete) or the AOR for inland applications.
 
computergeek said:
The only time I hear people receiving acknowledgment is when the application is returned (because it is not complete) or the AOR for inland applications.

Cool! No biggy if we don't hear anything, I was just wondering! Just happy to have it sent off. The folks at our post office were excited too! Lol
 
americanadians said:
Cool! No biggy if we don't hear anything, I was just wondering! Just happy to have it sent off. The folks at our post office were excited too! Lol

Almost everyone got AOR from Mississauga for January 2013. The only person that didn't is fandv and his case was.... er.... special. (CIC misplaced his file...not trying to scare you or anything.) We were getting Sponsor Approval shortly after, sometimes in a matter of days. I haven't kept up with the trends since January, but AOR seemed a fairly routine process.
 
amikety said:
Almost everyone got AOR from Mississauga for January 2013. The only person that didn't is fandv and his case was.... er.... special. (CIC misplaced his file...not trying to scare you or anything.) We were getting Sponsor Approval shortly after, sometimes in a matter of days. I haven't kept up with the trends since January, but AOR seemed a fairly routine process.

Amikety - I was checking out your spreadsheet and was wondering what "AOR from Visa Office" meant?