What were the official channels? Please describe them. You seem a little cloak-and-dagger here.
Spouse open work permit rejected
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Yes, they can reapply, but you will need to overcome the "official" objections by submitting a new application that covers all of the points raised by the visa office.
Basically, the visa officer doesn't think that they will return to their home country when their visa expires.
Well the documentation I gave were as follows :
Financial statements
Parents properties as me or wife don’t hold anything our name
All my documents including pay stubs and NOC A letter from my employer
Her previous employment documentations and degree (she doesn’t work anymore due to taking care of the kids )
Marriage proof and kids birth prove
A long app from her side mentioning the reasons to come back home after expiry of my work permit which was pretty much related to family ties only as there aren’t any properties under our name .
I got my pgwp in June came in September got a job in November and applied for their visa in April .
At that time when I applied for my pgwp they weren’t eligible for a visa as I had to have a job in NOC A B O first and I did accordingly and did mention then they won’t accompany me
Financial statements
Parents properties as me or wife don’t hold anything our name
All my documents including pay stubs and NOC A letter from my employer
Her previous employment documentations and degree (she doesn’t work anymore due to taking care of the kids )
Marriage proof and kids birth prove
A long app from her side mentioning the reasons to come back home after expiry of my work permit which was pretty much related to family ties only as there aren’t any properties under our name .
I got my pgwp in June came in September got a job in November and applied for their visa in April .
At that time when I applied for my pgwp they weren’t eligible for a visa as I had to have a job in NOC A B O first and I did accordingly and did mention then they won’t accompany me
Secondly one of the lawyers I met suggested I apply for dual intent visa indicating that I would be eligible for PR in 7 months and want my family to be here with me now and they would be part of my PR application but if I go ahead with that that seems to further jeopardize my case even further .
Or is that an option I can proceed with ?
Or is that an option I can proceed with ?
You provided absolutely no proof of their establishment in your home country. No reasons for them to return. No obligations for them to take care of back home. Just mentioning family ties without some sort of evidence, such as financial transfers or proof of need to care for family, means nothing.
Unfortunately I think that there isn't any validity to what your Ottawa source said. The visa officer likely refused the app because of a weak profile and, as you admit, no provable ties to home.
You likely only got your study permit, given the same profile, because your spouse and child were not accompanying you.
Unfortunately I think that there isn't any validity to what your Ottawa source said. The visa officer likely refused the app because of a weak profile and, as you admit, no provable ties to home.
You likely only got your study permit, given the same profile, because your spouse and child were not accompanying you.
That would certainly be a reason for the "official" refusal reasons. It's going to be very difficult to overcome, as basically there is almost nothing preventing her from appearing as an overstay risk.
There is no such thing as a dual intent visa. Dual intent is a grounds for admission at a point of entry when CBSA questions your admissibility, not as a visa category. It's a good way to be denied a visa.
You can't just buy property for a visa. It's not a magic spell. Property can be bought and disposed of. You need reasonable and understandable reasons to return home to be granted a visa. Think about the reasons why your wife would return home. Why your child would return home.
Your intention obviously is for your wife to join you and wait out a PR application. Why would she have to return home?
Your intention obviously is for your wife to join you and wait out a PR application. Why would she have to return home?
That's a super rash statement. You can wait until you get the GCMS and see what the visa officer said.
I still really want to know what your official sources said and what or who they were. Can you describe them? That's still a piece of this puzzle.