Sorry to hear that but I think you would have waited for the sponsorship approval atleast.
When did you apply ? I mean after sponsorship approval or before ?
Below is my experience and few cents for those who are applying/thinking to apply for their's spouse's TRV when her/his PR application is in process.''
Background:
Steps I took later:
- Rejected TRV before marriage for following reasons:
- Travel history
- Strong ties to home country
- Current status of employment
- No T4 slips or IT documents of host (came to know after applying for GCMS notes)
Documents from the applicant:
- Got married after few months of TRV rejection.
- I was thinking of doing a court marriage and then immediately applying for PR but later dropped this idea as NDVO is pretty rigid about traditional norms followed while getting married.
- So got married in a a traditional manner.
- After applying for PR I thought that NDVO will process and finalize applications in ~ 6 months(at-least hoping for background check get started) but I was wrong.
- I am still waiting for my wife's PR application to get finalized.
- After applying for spousal PR I waited for 4 months and then decided (finally convinced my wife) to apply for TRV again.(Trust me this was really tough having 1st TRV rejection in place and Spousal PR also in process.
- Plus many applicants on canadavisa forum were little hesitant to apply again rather applying for TRV itself.
- But as they say H.O.P.E.(Hold On till Pain Ends) is the thing which drives you through tough phase there were some members who encouraged idea of applying again with strong inputs).
- NOC letter from her employer.
- Leave approval letter from immediate manager/boss
- Aadhar Card copy
- Company employee ID
- Income tax return documents for last 2 years.
- Salary slips for last 6 months.
- Car ownership document.
- Home ownership document(index 2 copy and agreement between buyer and seller)
- Notarized affidavit stating :
- Financial assets (such as gold jewelries, fixed deposits and total balance in saving account till date)
- Commitment that applicant is coming back after proposed stay.
- Previous air travel boarding pass and eticket scanned copy (to prove travel history in the past)
- Passport scanned copy showing immigration stamps.
- Purpose of travel : wedding reception party
- Proposed stay (I have mentioned 2 months)
- Bookings such as hotels, reception dinner party event details (including invitation card and guest list with their contact details)
- Return ticket booking.
- Travel itinerary showing date to date planning when my wife will be in Canada (from airport pickup --> weekend trip details --> airport drop off
)
- Based on points mentioned on this link "http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/temp/visa/processing/index.asp"""I have drafted a letter which has my stand for every point mentioned in above URL. The points were :
A Strong letter of explanation mentioning our relationship history, how we got married and explaining strong ties to home country such as :
- Purpose of visit
- Length of proposed stay in Canada
- Travel history
- Strong ties (Family, Job, assets like real estate property, car) to home country(India)
- Current employment situation + Personal assets and financial status to carry out my stay in Canada
- Immigration status (In-Process PR application and approved Sponsorship)
- Understanding of liability towards CIC rules and regulations.
- Travel itinerary
Supporting letter for previous TRV refusal which includes:
- Commitment towards Job,
- Parents and In laws still in home country,
- PR application (with file number) is still in process and wont do anything which will put PR application at risk.
- Marriage certificate for the proof of relationship plus scanned copies of photos (10 photos) of our marriage ceremony and few honeymoon pics.
- Proof of medical exam ( attached same document which I attached to PR application as it was not old)
- Tabular representation of each refusal reason and how the situation is improved while applying again.
- Declaration about understanding of CIC's TRV regulations and its impact on future life in Canada.
Documents from host:
- Medical health insurance purchase receipt. (A health insurance plan for 2 months from manulife)
- PR scanned copy
- Sponsorship approval document (very important)
- Scanned passport showing immigration stamps (in case if visa office matches with my wife's passport)')
- Marriage certificate
- T4 copies (this was mentioned in GCMS notes of previous TRV application of my wife)
- Salary slips of last 4 months
- Letter from employer showing status of job, base salary start date etc.
- Lease copy of rented apartment
- Letter from landlord stating about my stay.
- Reception dinner party hall booking confirmation with exact date and time and # of guest attending.
Application Details:
- Photos of applicant and forms filled correctly.
I am really thankful to all members here who helped me throughout the process.
- Date I applied : 10th April 2017
- The official processing time was 22 days.
- But it took more than that (almost 45 days. Pretty lengthy... yeah!)
- I contacted local MP for delay after processing time has passed. I must say that the local MP office was pretty helpful and I truly appreciate their help throughout the process. they had sent inquiry to NDVO office as well.
- Finally after long wait I saw the "original passport request" from CIC. I cant describe this moment in words
Congratulations buddy. I have same plans. I have applied my wife spousal PR. Now planning to apply for TRV. Can you please provide the sample letters as i wish to apply by my ownBelow is my experience and few cents for those who are applying/thinking to apply for their's spouse's TRV when her/his PR application is in process.''
Background:
Steps I took later:
- Rejected TRV before marriage for following reasons:
- Travel history
- Strong ties to home country
- Current status of employment
- No T4 slips or IT documents of host (came to know after applying for GCMS notes)
Documents from the applicant:
- Got married after few months of TRV rejection.
- I was thinking of doing a court marriage and then immediately applying for PR but later dropped this idea as NDVO is pretty rigid about traditional norms followed while getting married.
- So got married in a a traditional manner.
- After applying for PR I thought that NDVO will process and finalize applications in ~ 6 months(at-least hoping for background check get started) but I was wrong.
- I am still waiting for my wife's PR application to get finalized.
- After applying for spousal PR I waited for 4 months and then decided (finally convinced my wife) to apply for TRV again.(Trust me this was really tough having 1st TRV rejection in place and Spousal PR also in process.
- Plus many applicants on canadavisa forum were little hesitant to apply again rather applying for TRV itself.
- But as they say H.O.P.E.(Hold On till Pain Ends) is the thing which drives you through tough phase there were some members who encouraged idea of applying again with strong inputs).
- NOC letter from her employer.
- Leave approval letter from immediate manager/boss
- Aadhar Card copy
- Company employee ID
- Income tax return documents for last 2 years.
- Salary slips for last 6 months.
- Car ownership document.
- Home ownership document(index 2 copy and agreement between buyer and seller)
- Notarized affidavit stating :
- Financial assets (such as gold jewelries, fixed deposits and total balance in saving account till date)
- Commitment that applicant is coming back after proposed stay.
- Previous air travel boarding pass and eticket scanned copy (to prove travel history in the past)
- Passport scanned copy showing immigration stamps.
- Purpose of travel : wedding reception party
- Proposed stay (I have mentioned 2 months)
- Bookings such as hotels, reception dinner party event details (including invitation card and guest list with their contact details)
- Return ticket booking.
- Travel itinerary showing date to date planning when my wife will be in Canada (from airport pickup --> weekend trip details --> airport drop off
- Based on points mentioned on this link "http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/temp/visa/processing/index.asp"""I have drafted a letter which has my stand for every point mentioned in above URL. The points were :
A Strong letter of explanation mentioning our relationship history, how we got married and explaining strong ties to home country such as :
- Purpose of visit
- Length of proposed stay in Canada
- Travel history
- Strong ties (Family, Job, assets like real estate property, car) to home country(India)
- Current employment situation + Personal assets and financial status to carry out my stay in Canada
- Immigration status (In-Process PR application and approved Sponsorship)
- Understanding of liability towards CIC rules and regulations.
- Travel itinerary
Supporting letter for previous TRV refusal which includes:
- Commitment towards Job,
- Parents and In laws still in home country,
- PR application (with file number) is still in process and wont do anything which will put PR application at risk.
- Marriage certificate for the proof of relationship plus scanned copies of photos (10 photos) of our marriage ceremony and few honeymoon pics.
- Proof of medical exam ( attached same document which I attached to PR application as it was not old)
- Tabular representation of each refusal reason and how the situation is improved while applying again.
- Declaration about understanding of CIC's TRV regulations and its impact on future life in Canada.
Documents from host:
- Medical health insurance purchase receipt. (A health insurance plan for 2 months from manulife)
- PR scanned copy
- Sponsorship approval document (very important)
- Scanned passport showing immigration stamps (in case if visa office matches with my wife's passport)')
- Marriage certificate
- T4 copies (this was mentioned in GCMS notes of previous TRV application of my wife)
- Salary slips of last 4 months
- Letter from employer showing status of job, base salary start date etc.
- Lease copy of rented apartment
- Letter from landlord stating about my stay.
- Reception dinner party hall booking confirmation with exact date and time and # of guest attending.
Application Details:
- Photos of applicant and forms filled correctly.
I am really thankful to all members here who helped me throughout the process.
- Date I applied : 10th April 2017
- The official processing time was 22 days.
- But it took more than that (almost 45 days. Pretty lengthy... yeah!)
- I contacted local MP for delay after processing time has passed. I must say that the local MP office was pretty helpful and I truly appreciate their help throughout the process. they had sent inquiry to NDVO office as well.
- Finally after long wait I saw the "original passport request" from CIC. I cant describe this moment in words
Can you please provide with the sample sponsor ship letter for spouse. My email is drmandeep01@yahoo.com
Hi,Below is my experience and few cents for those who are applying/thinking to apply for their's spouse's TRV when her/his PR application is in process.''
Background:
Steps I took later:
- Rejected TRV before marriage for following reasons:
- Travel history
- Strong ties to home country
- Current status of employment
- No T4 slips or IT documents of host (came to know after applying for GCMS notes)
Documents from the applicant:
- Got married after few months of TRV rejection.
- I was thinking of doing a court marriage and then immediately applying for PR but later dropped this idea as NDVO is pretty rigid about traditional norms followed while getting married.
- So got married in a a traditional manner.
- After applying for PR I thought that NDVO will process and finalize applications in ~ 6 months(at-least hoping for background check get started) but I was wrong.
- I am still waiting for my wife's PR application to get finalized.
- After applying for spousal PR I waited for 4 months and then decided (finally convinced my wife) to apply for TRV again.(Trust me this was really tough having 1st TRV rejection in place and Spousal PR also in process.
- Plus many applicants on canadavisa forum were little hesitant to apply again rather applying for TRV itself.
- But as they say H.O.P.E.(Hold On till Pain Ends) is the thing which drives you through tough phase there were some members who encouraged idea of applying again with strong inputs).
- NOC letter from her employer.
- Leave approval letter from immediate manager/boss
- Aadhar Card copy
- Company employee ID
- Income tax return documents for last 2 years.
- Salary slips for last 6 months.
- Car ownership document.
- Home ownership document(index 2 copy and agreement between buyer and seller)
- Notarized affidavit stating :
- Financial assets (such as gold jewelries, fixed deposits and total balance in saving account till date)
- Commitment that applicant is coming back after proposed stay.
- Previous air travel boarding pass and eticket scanned copy (to prove travel history in the past)
- Passport scanned copy showing immigration stamps.
- Purpose of travel : wedding reception party
- Proposed stay (I have mentioned 2 months)
- Bookings such as hotels, reception dinner party event details (including invitation card and guest list with their contact details)
- Return ticket booking.
- Travel itinerary showing date to date planning when my wife will be in Canada (from airport pickup --> weekend trip details --> airport drop off
- Based on points mentioned on this link "http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/temp/visa/processing/index.asp"""I have drafted a letter which has my stand for every point mentioned in above URL. The points were :
A Strong letter of explanation mentioning our relationship history, how we got married and explaining strong ties to home country such as :
- Purpose of visit
- Length of proposed stay in Canada
- Travel history
- Strong ties (Family, Job, assets like real estate property, car) to home country(India)
- Current employment situation + Personal assets and financial status to carry out my stay in Canada
- Immigration status (In-Process PR application and approved Sponsorship)
- Understanding of liability towards CIC rules and regulations.
- Travel itinerary
Supporting letter for previous TRV refusal which includes:
- Commitment towards Job,
- Parents and In laws still in home country,
- PR application (with file number) is still in process and wont do anything which will put PR application at risk.
- Marriage certificate for the proof of relationship plus scanned copies of photos (10 photos) of our marriage ceremony and few honeymoon pics.
- Proof of medical exam ( attached same document which I attached to PR application as it was not old)
- Tabular representation of each refusal reason and how the situation is improved while applying again.
- Declaration about understanding of CIC's TRV regulations and its impact on future life in Canada.
Documents from host:
- Medical health insurance purchase receipt. (A health insurance plan for 2 months from manulife)
- PR scanned copy
- Sponsorship approval document (very important)
- Scanned passport showing immigration stamps (in case if visa office matches with my wife's passport)')
- Marriage certificate
- T4 copies (this was mentioned in GCMS notes of previous TRV application of my wife)
- Salary slips of last 4 months
- Letter from employer showing status of job, base salary start date etc.
- Lease copy of rented apartment
- Letter from landlord stating about my stay.
- Reception dinner party hall booking confirmation with exact date and time and # of guest attending.
Application Details:
- Photos of applicant and forms filled correctly.
I am really thankful to all members here who helped me throughout the process.
- Date I applied : 10th April 2017
- The official processing time was 22 days.
- But it took more than that (almost 45 days. Pretty lengthy... yeah!)
- I contacted local MP for delay after processing time has passed. I must say that the local MP office was pretty helpful and I truly appreciate their help throughout the process. they had sent inquiry to NDVO office as well.
- Finally after long wait I saw the "original passport request" from CIC. I cant describe this moment in words
So did you apply after your sponsorship approved or before applying for PR itself ?
Hi, I was just looking for this kind of information and as this is quite recent, it's the most helpful I've found. I am trying to sponsor my husband who is living in Northern Iraq (I know I know.....not the easiest) and we have now been waiting for over 3 months and still have not received an AOR, even though I have involved my MP (who are very supportive and doing their best). It feels like we will have to wait forever and we were thinking of maybe trying to have him just visit for awhile on a TPR. I know we should at least wait until we have our AOR but just looking into the possibility for now. Can I please ask a couple of questions?Below is my experience and few cents for those who are applying/thinking to apply for their's spouse's TRV when her/his PR application is in process.''
Background:
Steps I took later:
- Rejected TRV before marriage for following reasons:
- Travel history
- Strong ties to home country
- Current status of employment
- No T4 slips or IT documents of host (came to know after applying for GCMS notes)
Documents from the applicant:
- Got married after few months of TRV rejection.
- I was thinking of doing a court marriage and then immediately applying for PR but later dropped this idea as NDVO is pretty rigid about traditional norms followed while getting married.
- So got married in a a traditional manner.
- After applying for PR I thought that NDVO will process and finalize applications in ~ 6 months(at-least hoping for background check get started) but I was wrong.
- I am still waiting for my wife's PR application to get finalized.
- After applying for spousal PR I waited for 4 months and then decided (finally convinced my wife) to apply for TRV again.(Trust me this was really tough having 1st TRV rejection in place and Spousal PR also in process.
- Plus many applicants on canadavisa forum were little hesitant to apply again rather applying for TRV itself.
- But as they say H.O.P.E.(Hold On till Pain Ends) is the thing which drives you through tough phase there were some members who encouraged idea of applying again with strong inputs).
- NOC letter from her employer.
- Leave approval letter from immediate manager/boss
- Aadhar Card copy
- Company employee ID
- Income tax return documents for last 2 years.
- Salary slips for last 6 months.
- Car ownership document.
- Home ownership document(index 2 copy and agreement between buyer and seller)
- Notarized affidavit stating :
- Financial assets (such as gold jewelries, fixed deposits and total balance in saving account till date)
- Commitment that applicant is coming back after proposed stay.
- Previous air travel boarding pass and eticket scanned copy (to prove travel history in the past)
- Passport scanned copy showing immigration stamps.
- Purpose of travel : wedding reception party
- Proposed stay (I have mentioned 2 months)
- Bookings such as hotels, reception dinner party event details (including invitation card and guest list with their contact details)
- Return ticket booking.
- Travel itinerary showing date to date planning when my wife will be in Canada (from airport pickup --> weekend trip details --> airport drop off
- Based on points mentioned on this link "http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/temp/visa/processing/index.asp"""I have drafted a letter which has my stand for every point mentioned in above URL. The points were :
A Strong letter of explanation mentioning our relationship history, how we got married and explaining strong ties to home country such as :
- Purpose of visit
- Length of proposed stay in Canada
- Travel history
- Strong ties (Family, Job, assets like real estate property, car) to home country(India)
- Current employment situation + Personal assets and financial status to carry out my stay in Canada
- Immigration status (In-Process PR application and approved Sponsorship)
- Understanding of liability towards CIC rules and regulations.
- Travel itinerary
Supporting letter for previous TRV refusal which includes:
- Commitment towards Job,
- Parents and In laws still in home country,
- PR application (with file number) is still in process and wont do anything which will put PR application at risk.
- Marriage certificate for the proof of relationship plus scanned copies of photos (10 photos) of our marriage ceremony and few honeymoon pics.
- Proof of medical exam ( attached same document which I attached to PR application as it was not old)
- Tabular representation of each refusal reason and how the situation is improved while applying again.
- Declaration about understanding of CIC's TRV regulations and its impact on future life in Canada.
Documents from host:
- Medical health insurance purchase receipt. (A health insurance plan for 2 months from manulife)
- PR scanned copy
- Sponsorship approval document (very important)
- Scanned passport showing immigration stamps (in case if visa office matches with my wife's passport)')
- Marriage certificate
- T4 copies (this was mentioned in GCMS notes of previous TRV application of my wife)
- Salary slips of last 4 months
- Letter from employer showing status of job, base salary start date etc.
- Lease copy of rented apartment
- Letter from landlord stating about my stay.
- Reception dinner party hall booking confirmation with exact date and time and # of guest attending.
Application Details:
- Photos of applicant and forms filled correctly.
I am really thankful to all members here who helped me throughout the process.
- Date I applied : 10th April 2017
- The official processing time was 22 days.
- But it took more than that (almost 45 days. Pretty lengthy... yeah!)
- I contacted local MP for delay after processing time has passed. I must say that the local MP office was pretty helpful and I truly appreciate their help throughout the process. they had sent inquiry to NDVO office as well.
- Finally after long wait I saw the "original passport request" from CIC. I cant describe this moment in words
Thanks for the nice words. I believe it's because of registry marriage and you need to show strong documentation such as photos of your marriage, relatives etc. I suspect the delay is because of this. But I could be wrong. I will send you some sample letters which I sent earlier to people on this group.
Thanks kindly; I've received your letters and appreciate it. Well, we had no choice but to make it a registry marriage; we did send photos of our marriage and our honeymoon and many other photos and documentation. Well, we will have to wait more I guess though it's now almost 4 1/2 months and not even an AOR yet.
