fill it out by hand. it does not need to be filled out on the computer and validated. again, ask in the inland application thread about this. they will direct you what to do. i think you actually leave that section blank or write n/a.cruiser34 said:Thanks for reply. How about the validating? i cant validated the form due of i am currently not working
Thank u for your prompt reply, your answers r great help. by my third question what i meant was if my visa expires for the country i had applied through, am i still eligible as an applicant? Can i return on a visitors visa once I am called by immigration? and will my passport be accepted?tink23 said:1. You can travel and go elsewhere. Usually correspondence go through email anyway, however, make sure there is someone there to get mail, just in case.
2. It shouldn't. However, I do know if you're in any country for 6 months or more, they require a police check for, so I don't know if they would want one from a country you were in for that span of time occurring after the application was sent.
3. I'm not sure what you're talking about here. You're allowed to visit places though.
So the third country you're in right now, you currently have a visa for, but you will require a visitor visa once your current status in this third country expires? I hope you're able to get a visitor visa for there in the case that you have an interview. If there isn't an interview, it won't be a problem, but if ey call u for an interview and you aren't able to get a visa to enter this country, it could be a problem.MK88 said:Thank u for your prompt reply, your answers r great help. by my third question what i meant was if my visa expires for the country i had applied through, am i still eligible as an applicant? Can i return on a visitors visa once I am called by immigration? and will my passport be accepted?
if you are looking for people to respond to your question, you are much better off writing/translating it in english, since a majority of members can not understand your post.ahndie69 said:sa lahat na may visa na or nakarating na dun....
may isang tanong ako na di ko masagot sagot:
example: Papunta nko ng canada meron na akong visa sa family sponsorship pero yung sponsor ko na asawa ko po ay nag away kmi, di dw kmi mmagsasama, ano mga possibilities na mae deport ba ako?
kc may Copr na rin ako kaya nga lang di ba sa new laws dapat pag mag asawa mag sama muna ng 2 years?
masyado kc technical masyado eto?
pwd kaya sa ibang kaibigan nlng ako tumira?
Its in the guidecruiser34 said:rcohen. do you have any idea about how to pay owp fee online?
The 2 year rule hasn't even been around for 2 years yet, hence nobody has been deported yet because of it as far as I know and we don't know how the rule will be implemented in the future.ahndie69 said:yes, tnks by the way......
the problem: if the person is already in canada with visaPR thru spouse family sporship program, and his wife ( sponsor) is not going to support him. reason is he had another girl back in the here, phls.
will he be deported? Is there any way that he could be staying? according to new law spouses must be 2years together after arriving canada....
this is my friend's problem/ he is in vancuover
Only the applicant fills out schedule A.LAKEWOOD said:Hi to all the forum members!
I would like to clarify something, I am the sponsor, and my common law partner is the applicant, i would like to ask, who will fill out the Backround/Declaration form? i'm a lil bit confused in the instruction guide: or both us will submit the form.
Schedule A Background Declaration
Who must fill up this application form?
This form must be completed by:
.you, the principal applicant
.your spouse or common law partner (whether accompanying you to Canada or not), and
.your dependent childre aged 18 years or older( whether accompanying you to Canada or not)
Thanks
tnks for enlightening, tnks muchLeon said:The 2 year rule hasn't even been around for 2 years yet, hence nobody has been deported yet because of it as far as I know and we don't know how the rule will be implemented in the future.
However, if he has this condition (51) on his COPR and if his wife reports to immigration that they are separated, it is likely that immigration will take action against him and it is reasonable to expect that his PR will be revoked and that he will be asked to leave Canada.
If his wife doesn't report to immigration that they are separated, it is possible that immigration will contact her once he has been a PR for two years to ask her if they are still together to lift this condition but it is also possible that immigration will not bother check until he tries to renew his PR card or applies for citizenship.
If he loses his PR because of this, he has only himself to blame for cheating on his wife and the only way he can stay is if he can get a work permit or find another way to apply for PR.
yes the applicant must fill up schedule A backgound declarationLAKEWOOD said:Hi to all the forum members!
I would like to clarify something, I am the sponsor, and my common law partner is the applicant, i would like to ask, who will fill out the Backround/Declaration form? i'm a lil bit confused in the instruction guide: or both us will submit the form.
Schedule A Background Declaration
Who must fill up this application form?
This form must be completed by:
.you, the principal applicant
.your spouse or common law partner (whether accompanying you to Canada or not), and
.your dependent childre aged 18 years or older( whether accompanying you to Canada or not)
Thanks