Asking a hypothetical question. When a TRV application is rejected for a spouse who's PR application is in process (no air recieved yet). Reason for rejection is agent might not be convinced that applicant will leave Canada. My question is, if the applicant doesn't leave Canada would that not affect the PR Spousal application? And if so, why would the sponsor or applicant take the risk of getting their PR application affected due to overstay? Would that not be a "incentive" for person to leave?
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Asking a hypothetical question. When a TRV application is rejected for a spouse who's PR application is in process (no air recieved yet). Reason for rejection is agent might not be convinced that applicant will leave Canada. My question is, if the applicant doesn't leave Canada would that not affect the PR Spousal application? And if so, why would the sponsor or applicant take the risk of getting their PR application affected due to overstay? Would that not be a "incentive" for person to leave?
No, this won't impact the PR spousal application in any way. If someone gets a TRV approved, there is nothing stopping them from coming to Canada and remaining there until the outland application is finalized. So there is no incentive for a person to leave.
Since the applicant has intentions to stay in Canada permanently, it does not meet the requirements of the trv.Asking a hypothetical question. When a TRV application is rejected for a spouse who's PR application is in process (no air recieved yet). Reason for rejection is agent might not be convinced that applicant will leave Canada. My question is, if the applicant doesn't leave Canada would that not affect the PR Spousal application? And if so, why would the sponsor or applicant take the risk of getting their PR application affected due to overstay? Would that not be a "incentive" for person to leave?
No, for visa we have booked return ticket and intention is to go back.Since the applicant has intentions to stay in Canada permanently, it does not meet the requirements of the trv.
Would it be best to apply again with dual intent?No, this won't impact the PR spousal application in any way. If someone gets a TRV approved, there is nothing stopping them from coming to Canada and remaining there until the outland application is finalized. So there is no incentive for a person to leave.
A booked flight is not intent of leaving. You have a PR application in process, this show you have no intent of returning home.No, for visa we have booked return ticket and intention is to go back.
Would it be best to apply again with dual intent?
Given hertemporary sporadic employment and no savings what would be the reason for her return? There isn’t any thus the problem. Flights can be cancelled so prove nothing.
Hey, I am in the same boat too. Did you apply TRV for your spouse while outland is in process ?Would it be best to apply again with dual intent?
@scylla my wife sowp extension is also rejected and our PR application is in progress, she is inland and currentlyvout of status, can we apply trv while waiting for pr approval??
If she is out of status, then applying for a TRV won't help in any way and won't put her back in status.
When did she fall out of status? She should apply to restore her status.
26 jan,we were not told by representative earlierIf she is out of status, then applying for a TRV won't help in any way and won't put her back in status.
When did she fall out of status? She should apply to restore her status.
26 jan,we were not told by representative earlier
Jan 26 this year (2021) I assume?
She should apply to restore her status.
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