It's hard to say as I do not know the cause of this rejection.Chef Sumit said:Thanks but can it be a problem or its ok?
It's hard to say as I do not know the cause of this rejection.Chef Sumit said:Thanks but can it be a problem or its ok?
You'll be fine but make sure you disclose it.Chef Sumit said:Hi- so the primary applicant (my wife) was hired by a company A to work for company B. She worked for some time and came back to India. When she tried to renew the visa then the visa officer was not happy with the fact that there is third party involved hence her H1 visa was denied.
Thereafter she has travelled to US on two occasions on tourist visa for personal reasons. There is nothing illegal that she did. So do you thing we should be worried or is it ok? We already have FBI PCC clearance as well.
It's only a problem if you don't disclose it. I flagpolled/refused entry to USA when renewing second canada visa as well as having third canada work permit refused. It's all being explained.Chef Sumit said:Thanks but can it be a problem or its ok?
Thankskryt0n said:It's only a problem if you don't disclose it. I flagpolled/refused entry to USA when renewing second canada visa as well as having third canada work permit refused. It's all being explained.
Unless you were caught at the border with a suitcase of heroin, it won't be a problem.
If the spouse is acompanying then it's ok to have the money in a joint account without explanation, but I think just the LOE with the definition of POD and the account is just in your name would be enough.DEEPCUR said:Hi
I added my spouse as nominee (funds to be given to her after my death) to my bank account last month. Her name is appearing in the statement like this POD <spouse-name>.
POD means Payable Upon Death. The funds are accessible by spouse only upon my death and the person listed has no other privileges on the account as long as the primary is alive. I am planning to add explanation in LOE for POD. I have also managed to get link from bank website which says the account owner has full control over the money in the account and the entire money is available for their withdrawal. Is this explanation okay? Or will it cause any issues?
I can also add a affidavit from spouse saying that she has no objections to use money as required, although she doesn't have any control over the account. Would that be required?
Thanks.
Spouse is accompanying! thanks.kryt0n said:If the spouse is acompanying then it's ok to have the money in a joint account without explanation, but I think just the LOE with the definition of POD and the account is just in your name would be enough.
Here you can find more information on family sponsorship: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/sponsor/parents.aspChef Sumit said:Hi Guys,
Hope your doing well. Thank you for all the answers so far. I have one more question.
Once you are granted PR and lets say in couple of years you want to bring in your parents as permanent residents to Canada then is it possible? if yes then what is the procedure.
I do not have any siblings and I would like to consider the possibility to get my parents to Canada once they retire in couple of years..
TIA
Thanks DelPierro07DelPiero07 said:Here you can find more information on family sponsorship: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/sponsor/parents.asp