spouse is not accompanying

[haelteews]

hi everyone. im under live-in caregiver program and now im eligible to apply for my PR. i applied my PR and im sponsoring my 2 kids but not my husband. my problem is, my husband want that he will be the one to accompany/send my kids here in canada if they have the visa. if i will agree to him, what is the requirements he need to provide? hope somebody will help me.

thanks to all and Godbless us all.

 

[Rob_TO]

hi everyone. im under live-in caregiver program and now im eligible to apply for my PR. i applied my PR and im sponsoring my 2 kids but not my husband. my problem is, my husband want that he will be the one to accompany/send my kids here in canada if they have the visa. if i will agree to him, what is the requirements he need to provide? hope somebody will help me.

thanks to all and Godbless us all.

Your husband will be a non-accompanying spouse in your application, and will still need to pass a medical exam in order for you and your kid's PRs to be approved.

Since he is non-accompanying, he will not get a PR visa to come to Canada. So in order to accompany your children to do their landing when they get PRs approved, your husband will need to apply for and be approved for a TRV to come to Canada as a visitor. If the TRV is rejected, then he can't accompany your children.

 

[haelteews]

Hi Rob_TO. Thanks for your responce. Yeah I indicated in my papers that he''s a non-accompanying. But why the IRCC only give a medical kit to my kids? Is it possible because I'm divorced with him here in Canada? So he should apply for visitor's visa in short. Thanks again

 

[Rob_TO]

Hi Rob_TO. Thanks for your responce. Yeah I indicated in my papers that he''s a non-accompanying. But why the IRCC only give a medical kit to my kids? Is it possible because I'm divorced with him here in Canada? So he should apply for visitor's visa in short. Thanks again

Oh well that is different. If you're legally divorced in Canada, then he is NOT your husband so you should not refer to him as such regardless of status in your home country.

He is not just a non-accompanying, he is completely excluded from your application. So of course does not need to do medical, and can never be sponsored to Canada in the future.

In this case the only way is for him to apply for a TRV to Canada separate from the PR application. In the TRV app he can certainly indicate the reason for the trip, but as I mentioned there is no guarantee it will be approved.

 

[haelteews]

Thank you so so much Rob_TO.. you really help a lot to my problem. At least now it's clear for me.. thank you so so much. Take care and God bless. .

 

[haelteews]

HI everybody. Does anyone here knows how much time the processing to apply for TRV?