Spouse TRV Rejected

[na51r]

Hi,

My wife and kids visit visa got refused last year in summer. I was Masters student at that time. Reason of refusal is "unable to show ties with home country and no travel history". I had provided the following document.
- Invitation letter from me.
- My Canadian bank statement.
- My Co-Op (Internship letter).
- My salary slips from internship employer.
- Student status letter from my university.
- Letter of support and property documents.
- My wife Job letter from home country.
- My wife bank statement.
- My kids student letter from school.
- Visa forms IMM5257E, IMM5257B, imm5645E, and IMM5645E.

In April-2014 I completed my masters degree. I got post graduate work permit for three year. Since May-2014 I am working in IT consultancy company as consultant. please guide me what is the best option now to apply for my family again. Is visit visa preferable over open work permit and why? Please also suggest what documents I should include this time to convince visa office to show ties from my country.

Thanks in Advance.

Best Regards,
N @ 51r.

 

[amarecharla]

Hi,

My wife and kids visit visa got refused last year in summer. I was Masters student at that time. Reason of refusal is "unable to show ties with home country and no travel history". I had provided the following document.
- Invitation letter from me.
- My Canadian bank statement.
- My Co-Op (Internship letter).
- My salary slips from internship employer.
- Student status letter from my university.
- Letter of support and property documents.
- My wife Job letter from home country.
- My wife bank statement.
- My kids student letter from school.
- Visa forms IMM5257E, IMM5257B, imm5645E, and IMM5645E.

In April-2014 I completed my masters degree. I got post graduate work permit for three year. Since May-2014 I am working in IT consultancy company as consultant. please guide me what is the best option now to apply for my family again. Is visit visa preferable over open work permit and why? Please also suggest what documents I should include this time to convince visa office to show ties from my country.

Thanks in Advance.

Best Regards,
N @ 51r.

Brother,
I am not an expert but I would say that there are 2 things you can do.

1. Apply for a TRV only for your wife first...for not more than a month...a single entry visa.
Provide here offer letter, leave letter from her company, 3 months bank statement and last 6 months pay stubs. Also include IT returns.

Assuming you are in India now...if her salary is more than 40K there is good chance for her to get a visa.after she gets her visa try for kids.

2. Buy a return ticket for all the 3.....and apply for all of them again with the return ticket....but for not more than a month...a single entry visa.


GOD willing...after she comes here she can change her status...Good Luck!!!

 

[na51r]

Thanks bro for your suggestion. Is there any other way I can apply for all of them at once? Does some other documentation need other then you have have mentioned?

 

[amarecharla]

Thanks bro for your suggestion. Is there any other way I can apply for all of them at once? Does some other documentation need other then you have have mentioned?

Well,
If you want to apply for all the 3 together or only for your wife first you need to prove that they have strong ties to India or whichever country you are from.
I think if you can prove that there is some property on your wife and kids name thenit might be helpful....but as you know..just from the naked eye we can tell they have strong ties to Canada at present.....because you are here....
and what can be more stronger bond than a husband and father...practically nothing !!!

thats the reason I asked you to apply just for your wife so that she can atleast say there is sometime back home that would compell her to come back..I mean the kids....appart from the job,income and property.

After she gets the visa.....you can reapply for the kids...atleast on humanitarian grounds they have to give the visa to your kids...hopefully.....by GOD's grace... that happens!!!

You know, I think it would be helpful if you can mention in the letter that they would surely leave Canada after 3 months or certain time and get a sworn affidavit...