If you are a Canadian citizen, no. If you are a PR, yes quite possibly. CIC may consider that you are not resident in Canada.neochanges1 said:
Spousal sponsorship
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I'll have to defer this question to someone who has been through the statutory declaration process.Blacky94 said:Thanks for your answer
One more thing, do the statutory declarations written by family/friends have to be signed by a commissioner of oaths/member of parlement? If so I guess they have to go there themselfs? I can't take them when we would do IMM5409/declaration common law..
hi all,
i am living and working in California for more than 5 years. i am a naturalized Canadian citizen. i got married last year,now i am sponsoring my wife. what reason should i write to show i will return to Canada once my wife gets PR? also i am not sending "print out form C" the tax document; as i am living here in US. what should i attach with my application,would y job letter and pay stubs will be enough?
i am living and working in California for more than 5 years. i am a naturalized Canadian citizen. i got married last year,now i am sponsoring my wife. what reason should i write to show i will return to Canada once my wife gets PR? also i am not sending "print out form C" the tax document; as i am living here in US. what should i attach with my application,would y job letter and pay stubs will be enough?
hi guys
i have one quick question . i have been in Canada for 5 years .i have recently applied for AINP nomination ( not PR Yet ) . i am just thinking to marry my bf and apply his file with me for PR UNDER INDEPENDENT SPOUSE .My question is this that he is a refugee claimant . what should we do now ? any suggestion will be helpful ? ;D
i have one quick question . i have been in Canada for 5 years .i have recently applied for AINP nomination ( not PR Yet ) . i am just thinking to marry my bf and apply his file with me for PR UNDER INDEPENDENT SPOUSE .My question is this that he is a refugee claimant . what should we do now ? any suggestion will be helpful ? ;D
Hello,
I am currently in Canada as a visitor & just sent out my application to be processed OUTLAND, through my home country. Does anyone know whether the PR visa will be waived, since I already have a visa in my passport. I just want to see whether or not i'll have to send my passport, which is bait scary because it can get lost travelling all the way back home!
I am currently in Canada as a visitor & just sent out my application to be processed OUTLAND, through my home country. Does anyone know whether the PR visa will be waived, since I already have a visa in my passport. I just want to see whether or not i'll have to send my passport, which is bait scary because it can get lost travelling all the way back home!
If you hold a visa exempt passport (i.e. no visitor visa needed to enter Canada) then you will not have to send your passport for visa stamping when your PR is approved. If you hold a non-visa exempt passport, then you will have to send your passport to the visa office once they are ready to approve your application. Since you have a visa in your passport, I'm going to assume you are non-visa exempt which means you will in fact have to send the passport to the visa office.Awmf2014 said:
I sponser my spouse by inland application in early September 2014 and currently she should be on implied status, but at the same time i also applied for her visitor visa. They grant her visitor visa for three months, and her sponsorship application still pending as we can on see July 31, 2013 under process since last few months.
My question is that it will take approximately 1.5 -2 years from now to reach first stage. Is that wise to keep renewing her visa as visitor visa because i am scared if at some time they reject the extension of visitor visa than where should i stay.
She still can stay on implied status.
Please guide me in this regard.
My question is that it will take approximately 1.5 -2 years from now to reach first stage. Is that wise to keep renewing her visa as visitor visa because i am scared if at some time they reject the extension of visitor visa than where should i stay.
She still can stay on implied status.
Please guide me in this regard.
She has implied status only if OWP app was submitted along with inland app. In this case there is no need to apply for any extensions since she has implied status.amjad3126 said:
If no OWP was submitted then she does NOT have implied status. In this case she needs to keep requesting extensions.
And 1st stage approval is taking 13 months these days.
I have a visa valid until 2020. I just wanted to double check if I would have had to send the passport. Thank you for your information. I'll probably just fly back home when they request the passport, and come back to Canada with the PR visa.scylla said:
Yes i applied with open work permitRob_TO said:
The reason i am applying for extentions is the health coverage. The person on implied status has no civerage
yes ist stage approval will take 13 month as mentioned on web site but no progress in this regard from.last 5 month still.processing july 2013 application from Feb. That why i said i put 2 years
In that case yes you'd need to continue having a valid visitor status to maintain healthcare coverage. However even if a visitor extension was rejected, she would still have "implied" status so could stay in Canada legally. You would just have trouble to get healthcare as a visitor.amjad3126 said:
I don't think first stage approval will go to 1 year. I would budget 13-14 months from submitting the inland application. And once you get 1st stage approval and OWP, you don't have to worry about visitor status anymore as 1st stage approval will qualify you for most things.
hello everyone
Im a canadian citizen and I want to sponsor my husband who is on work permit.
I would like to apply through outland, since his country timeline is only 10 months vs inland.
Can I do that even if he lives and work here?
thank you
Im a canadian citizen and I want to sponsor my husband who is on work permit.
I would like to apply through outland, since his country timeline is only 10 months vs inland.
Can I do that even if he lives and work here?
thank you