Hi can854,
You are most welcome. I don't know how CIC handles change in status after nomination document. But this does not sound like any thing unusual. And i have read it numerous times that the only requirement CIC poses is to inform them immediately regarding any change of status you have. Since you did that, i dont see any thing else required.
Hi, i spoke to my province and they said I dont have to do anything now. As long as r informed abt any changed in status. i am fine.
Dual intent is perfectly fine, and many people do it and get approved. There could be a thousand reasons for a refusal that you may have heard of. So unless you know it in detail, worrying about it should be insignificant. Just make sure you have thoroughly read what CIC says about your conditions.
One f member from this forum told me that if u appying OWP after nomination. The overstay issued will emitted as you are on way of getting PR. So as per him it will helo my application.
From what i have read, if you have a Nomination document, you can apply for open work permit. That also saves you the worry of delay with your PR processing since you can continue working legally until it is approved.
In general if you have a NOC 0, A or B job in Canada as principal applicant, no funds are required for yourself or spouse. You still should submit a bank statement, but that usually is needed as a proof of your past salaries being transferred to your account in addition to your pay stubs. This basically is evidence of your capability and past earnings, not about funds in your account.
i totally agree wid u. i checked the Foriegn worker manual too. there it says a spouse is eligible for OWP if her/his partner emplyed in skilled categ or PNP nominated. and here I have both. Kind of feeling positive now. But i cant trust cic guys, most unpredictable.
I am on a work permit with LMO, and i applied for a family of five people (me, spouse and 3 kids) and i barely showed any considerable amount. All that was there was, my job offer and good salary offered in Canada, as well as proof of past experiences and salaries. I submitted bank statements, but didnt have any considerable money in account.
We all got approved and i am not alone. I know at least 5-10 people personally who had similar situation. Work permits with jobs and almost no balance required.
I am wondering do you have any sample cover letter so that i can attach with application after making necessary changes.
However, if principal applicant is going on a study visa or does not have a confirmed job, then in general you must have living expense per person for a full year. For principal applicant, it is around 10-12k CAD, for an additional spouse or child, i believe it is around 6k CAD. This is listed some where on CIC website. But like i said before, you don't need any of this, if you have a good paying verified job offer in Canada
Actually I was worried bcz I have all sort f info regarding this someone frm this forum told me that u need to show atleast 20Lacs(200K) Indian rupee in ur wife's account to make ur application stringer to qualify for visa. and again one mem. told me that u had good job u dont need to show much f financial proofs in ur wife name. So kinda confused here what to do.
