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Yes, she has to sign them. So she can sign them and send them to you and you can complete them, or you can complete them and then send them to her to sign and have her send them back. We strongly suggest using a courier or other service you can track packages with. Anything that doesn't need...

Well, if you get an eTA, you can travel with him to Canada and be sponsored inland. But it would difficult to bring your mother with you in this situation.

Hi Kyleigh, So, you coming with your husband is much easier than bringing your mother. For you to immigrate to Canada, your husband needs to sponsor you. Ideally, he would return to Canada first (you could come with him or remain in the UK), as the sponsor should be physically in Canada when...

You cannot sponsor anyone if you do not intend to reside in Canada.

Hi, yes you want to use the same form. You can find the complete guide here: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides/guide-5256-applying-visitor-visa-temporary-resident-visa.html You can try calling Immigration, Refugees and...

The only thing you can do is file a Freedom of Information Act request with the State Department to see the notes on the file, if they deny it. They have no obligation to grant you a visa. Sorry.

I have not heard of anything like that, though that certainly doesn't rule it out. However, with the history of Filipino mail-order brides, I would be somewhat surprised if the Philippines allowed for something like that. That is a question for someone in the Philippines, I think. (Or contact...

Hi, We're a Canadian website and so I am sorry to say don't know much about the marriage laws in the US. What I can say is that Canada has provision where someone who has spend 1 year or more without any contact with a spouse can file for divorce on those grounds, regardless of where in the...

We have a page on it but I can't vouch that it's 100% up to date. https://www.immigroup.com/marrying-and-sponsoring-filipino-citizen In Tagalog: https://www.immigroup.com/pagpapakasal-pag-petisyon-sa-pilipino It takes about 10 days after they process your application.

Please see our full breakdown of the point system: https://www.immigroup.com/news/express-entrys-comprehensive-rating-system

Thanks for the feedback, we appreciate it.

Here's a rough idea of what you need to submit: https://www.immigroup.com/news/family-sponsorship-application-document-checklist As for proving you lived together, if you don't have any bills with your address on them from back in September, you could get some affidavits together, from people...

You should have as many joint products and services as you are comfortable with. Now that you are married, you do not need to live together for a certain amount of time, first, as that's just for common-law applicants. You can find more details here...

Hi, Let me try to answer your questions: [list type=decimal] The sponsored spouse getting rejected for a TRV is not an issue for sponsorship applications unless that spouse is inadmissible to Canada in some way (criminal record, health concerns) so, normally, it has no effect. You should be...

Sorry, sponsorship is for spouses, dependent children and parents/grandparents only.

Friends cannot be sponsored, sorry.

Well, start with applying for your PRTD, but you must ensure you demonstrate that the time you have spent overseas has been with your Canadian citizen partner. You'll need to prove shared residence, but shared accounts are good too. The more evidence the better. Only if your PRTD application is...

So, PR status does not expire, you have to lose it. (Your card can expire, but that is another matter.) That means that you most likely still have status in Canada and will not be able to apply for PR status again, or for a work permit or even an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) without...

It's a year if you are working full time and working in a occupation deemed "skilled." Obviously, this must be legal work too (i.e. on a valid work permit and not under-the-table). But that's when you can be eligible. The application process will take 6 months from when you receive an...

Hi there, I'm sorry to say that, to the best of my knowledge, Saskatchewan no longer offers that program.