Visitor Visa refused for my spouse

[Sri99]

Visitor Visa refused for my spouse with below item checked, any idea what could be wrong?

1. Travel history
2. Family ties
3. Purpose of visit
4. Current employment
5. Personal assets and financial status
6. Not have sufficient funds, including income or assets, to carry out your stated
7. purpose in going to Canada or to maintain yourself while in Canada and to effect your departure
8. Not provided sufficient documentation to support your / your host's income and assets.

should I wait for few days and re-apply or wait longer ?

What are my options here?

Can anyone please advise

Thanks in Advance!

 

[Bryanna]

Visitor Visa refused for my spouse with below item checked, any idea what could be wrong?

1. Travel history
2. Family ties
3. Purpose of visit
4. Current employment
5. Personal assets and financial status
6. Not have sufficient funds, including income or assets, to carry out your stated
7. purpose in going to Canada or to maintain yourself while in Canada and to effect your departure
8. Not provided sufficient documentation to support your / your host's income and assets.

Ooops. It seems like almost all the refusal boxes were checked.

I had guessed correctly that your wife has zero chances of a TRV approval:
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/vistor-visa-for-wife.566031/#post-7013748


The only solution:
Apply for her PR (outland process)

 

[Sri99]

Can I try applying once again? if so how many days/months should I wait to re-apply again?

 

[Sri99]

I dont think I have done any mistakes/wrong in the application process, not sure why they it got refused

The only thing is that my spouse had 20K in her bank account. (is that less funds..? or we need to have more funds for CIC)

I really want to re-apply again by addressing the checked concerns?

How long do I need to wait?

Please advise

Ooops. It seems like almost all the refusal boxes were checked.

I had guessed correctly that your wife has zero chances of a TRV approval:
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/vistor-visa-for-wife.566031/#post-7013748


The only solution:
Apply for her PR (outland process)

 

[Bryanna]

I dont think I have done any mistakes/wrong in the application process, not sure why they it got refused

Your wife does not have any strong ties in India:
She is not employed + no property ownership + no finances of her own + no dependents + no previous travel history.

And, the biggest reason for her refusal:
You are a PR. IRCC knows fully well that you and your wife want to avoid waiting it out in India while her PR application is being processed.

The only thing is that my spouse had 20K in her bank account. (is that less funds..? or we need to have more funds for CIC)

None of this money was earned by your wife.

I really want to re-apply again by addressing the checked concerns?

How long do I need to wait?

You can reapply anytime.

IMO, you will lose another CAD 100 if you reapply. But, if you believe that she might be approved then go ahead and reapply

 

[Sri99]

Your wife does not have any strong ties in India:
She is not employed + no property ownership + no finances of her own + no dependents + no previous travel history.

And, the biggest reason for her refusal:
You are a PR. IRCC knows fully well that you and your wife want to avoid waiting it out in India while her PR application is being processed.



None of this money was earned by your wife.



You can reapply anytime.

IMO, you will lose another CAD 100 if you reapply. But, if you believe that she might be approved then go ahead and reapply

Thank you Bryanna for your insight

whats the minimum days/months that I can wait to reapply?

does consulting an immigration lawyer helps?

 

[Bryanna]

whats the minimum days/months that I can wait to reapply?

You can reapply even tomorrow. There's no time restriction for reapplying.

That said, it's best to wait for sometime instead of reapplying on the rebound. This 'extra' time might also help your wife to build some ties. For example, if she is able to get a job.

does consulting an immigration lawyer helps?

Your wife has zero ties to India. That's why an immigration lawyer does not have the basic foundation to build a better application.

If an immigration lawyer assures you that s/he can help your wife to get a TRV under the present circumstances then you can wave goodbye to your money

 

[bongoman]

Those are too many reasons, it is obvious to immigration that your wife is not a true "visitor".
Unlikely that you will be successful in reapplication, you might at least consider getting the caips notes for further clarity first. Don't do anything stupid like start lying on your reapplication and get her banned completely.