It is a closed work permit for just 1 company.Rob_TO said:i.e. is it a closed work permit for just 1 company? Or an open work permit such as IEC or working holiday?
It is a closed work permit for just 1 company.Rob_TO said:i.e. is it a closed work permit for just 1 company? Or an open work permit such as IEC or working holiday?
In that case, once you apply for PR and submit your OWP along with the application, you will have implied WORK status up until you get your OWP. So even if your current work permit expires during stage 1 PR processing, you can still continue to work for THE SAME COMPANY ONLY, under implied work status. Then when you get stage 1 approval and OWP, you can change jobs if you like.Azura said:It is a closed work permit for just 1 company.
Thank you so much Rob_TO!Rob_TO said:In that case, once you apply for PR and submit your OWP along with the application, you will have implied WORK status up until you get your OWP. So even if your current work permit expires during stage 1 PR processing, you can still continue to work for THE SAME COMPANY ONLY, under implied work status. Then when you get stage 1 approval and OWP, you can change jobs if you like.
That made me sad.Rob_TO said:As you are officially living with your parents, and he is living in his apartment, I don't think you will qualify for common-law. Just staying there a lot does not constitute cohabitation. To actually cohabit both of you must have actually set up your life under 1 roof. So you will need to show things like:
- shared lease agreement, or declaration from the "landlord" of the apartment that you are living there for at least 1 full year
- mail to you sent to his apartment
- shared purchases of household items or utilities
- any shared finances (bank acct, credit card, life insurance, etc) that shows you both have same address
- changing status with CRA for tax purposes from "single" to "common-law" as of the 12th month you lived together
Your difficulty will not be proving your relationship is genuine, it will be proving you truly cohabited for 12 consecutive months.
At the end of the day, its the visa officer reviewing your file that you will have to convince. If you feel you can gather enough evidence to satisfy the VO that you were cohabiting for 12 continuous months, then you can certainly try to apply. All I can give is my own opinion based on what you've said but I personally can't say if you will or won't be approved.gimikerangtravelera said:That made me sad.
But thank you so much for the information. I guess we cannot use this route, then. He lived in the same condo for 1 year but 2 different units in that period. The first period was rented to him by the condo and the second period was what I talked about. In both, my name doesn't appear.
Whenever I give him my share for the utilities and household services and repairs, there's obviously no receipt since I just hand him the money.
Marriage is too complicated right now and out of the question. Thanks for all your help, Rob!
You want to include detail, but you have to remember, as much as you might enjoy reading about the progression of your relationship, a vo won't want to read 5 pages. Hey will probably stop after the first page. Some of these details should have been included in the answers to questions in the forms, so for this additional details about, ONLY include things that have not already been touched on.CLYL said:I have a question about 'providing additional detail about your relationship to prove it's genuine'. I'm the sponsor and I'm currently writing up an essay type document about our first meeting, how our relationship developed (from my perspective), etc., why my husband's parents didn't attend the civil wedding, why we only text each other instead of using calls or video calls, etc. I'm not done but I'm already at my 5th page. Is that too much?
Yes and just for comparison, in our common-law app we didn't write any essay. We just stuck to the lines provided in the forms to explain our relationship. But i've also read other people have submitted 10 page essays.tink23 said:You want to include detail, but you have to remember, as much as you might enjoy reading about the progression of your relationship, a vo won't want to read 5 pages. Hey will probably stop after the first page. Some of these details should have been included in the answers to questions in the forms, so for this additional details about, ONLY include things that have not already been touched on.
That is great. I also sent the 08-2014 form (but proactively).GISGeek said:Thanks God, they have received required IMM1344 form!! Smiley
I think maybe 40-60 days, not longer. I was waiting 45 days...jha1526 said:Hello,
Would anybody can give any advice about application status? I am Filipina married with a Canadian guy from Montreal Quebec. I am now in the situation for visa stamping. It said my application has been processed september 5,2014 and now waiting for DM (Decision made) Does anybody know how long will it take to have the DM? and how long will it take to have visa after DM?
Your reply will be appreciated, Thank you so much
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