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Spouse sponsorship and co signer

salmankhan

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Mar 4, 2009
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Hi,
I am PR and I am sponsoring my wife. Do i need a co- signer ? I mean is it must to have a co signer ?
Thanks,
 

Leon

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Jun 13, 2008
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No, you don't need a co-signer. When you are sponsoring a spouse, you will not be refused because of lack of income.

A co-signer is needed if somebody is sponsoring other relatives, for example parents but doesn't have enough income. Then he can have his spouse co-sign the sponsorship to add her income as well.
 

CanadianHala

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Apr 19, 2012
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Well, if I wanna sponsor my husband and I'm not employed and I don't have an income, but not on social assistance. I'm thinking about making my brother (international student in Canada, not Canadian and with no PR) a co-signer. Can this help my sponsorship eligibility?
 

PMM

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Jun 30, 2005
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Hi


CanadianHala said:
Well, if I wanna sponsor my husband and I'm not employed and I don't have an income, but not on social assistance. I'm thinking about making my brother (international student in Canada, not Canadian and with no PR) a co-signer. Can this help my sponsorship eligibility?
No, he can't co-sign. As previous posters stated, there is no co-signers for spousal applications.
 

JORNES

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Aug 28, 2017
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No, you don't need a co-signer. When you are sponsoring a spouse, you will not be refused because of lack of income.

A co-signer is needed if somebody is sponsoring other relatives, for example parents but doesn't have enough income. Then he can have his spouse co-sign the sponsorship to add her income as well.
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well i have a question my wife is away and am sponsoring her upon feeling forms I saw a part where they need her signature how do they real need it since this were forms for sponsor
 

thanseef

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Dec 24, 2017
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Hi i have the same query.... how will my "staying abroad wife" sign my sponsorship application ... am living in canada
 

Buletruck

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May 18, 2015
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Send the forms by courier or post. The signatures need to be originals, not copies. Have her/him send it back the same way.
 

thanseef

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Dec 24, 2017
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Oh ok thank you. One more query .should i fill in separate forms for my 7month old son too? That is two separate sponsorship form for spouse and dependent child? Who should sign for my son ?
 

Gango is waiting

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Jul 10, 2014
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Hi there, If I sponsor my spouse to canada and If my income is not under the minimum required income as I have a son with me and the family size will be 3 including my spouse. So what will happen?
I have another son who works and can he support me?
And also will it be effected in a bad way if I get child support from my ex husband to sponsor my new husband?
Thanks in advance!! Really appreciate the answers.
 

canuck78

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Jun 18, 2017
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Looks like you were sponsored as a Pr by your ex-husband. Do you know that you can’t sponsor another spouse until 5 years from your landing date?
 

JamaicanT

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Jul 3, 2018
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Hello, I don't know how to post a query on this forum , my apologies for being under your post.

My question is this... My husband has turned out to be a fraud and I was used to get permanent residence. We have been married 2+ years and he received his papers in 2019. I have put my name as a co-signor on his application for his child and those haven't come in. DO I have any options or am I basically screwed?
 

YVR123

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Jul 27, 2017
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Hello, I don't know how to post a query on this forum , my apologies for being under your post.

My question is this... My husband has turned out to be a fraud and I was used to get permanent residence. We have been married 2+ years and he received his papers in 2019. I have put my name as a co-signor on his application for his child and those haven't come in. DO I have any options or am I basically screwed?
You are responsible for him for 3 years after he landed as pr. So hopefully, he is not going to apply for social assistance.

For his child's application, I think you can still withdraw as a co-signer as long as his child has NOT yet landed in Canada.
If you have the application details (UCI or application number), I believe you can contact IRCC to withdraw yourself as a co-signer on that application.