Spousal sponsorship

[Sureno2007]

Need more information. Where is your wife from? Are you a Canadian citizen or PR?

She can't just get OHIP. When you get OHIP depends on whether you apply inland or outland. For outland you are eligible for OHIP 90 days after you land as a PR. For inland it is at the Approval in Principle stage, which is closer to the end of the process (which takes about 12 months).

I'M A CANADIAN CITIZEN, my wife is from Luxembourg.

 

[kcward7]

I'M A CANADIAN CITIZEN, my wife is from Luxembourg.

Timing of OHIP will depend on if you apply inland or outland.

 

[E.R.Z784]

Hi there! I'm a recent member of this forum. I found this by researching on what to do for spousal visa application. Right now I'm filling and gathering documents for our application but I have a question regarding the education and work history. Do I have to submit every certification / diploma I received for each information I wrote? Thank you so much!

-Cora

No need to submit your certificates, but noted that the personal history/address cannot have gaps, so please keep it that way.

 

[Sureno2007]

Timing of OHIP will depend on if you apply inland or outland.

Any idea of timing for outland?

What happens if we apply outland but move to Canada a few months later, we have an apartment in Canada, that is our only home, we have never lived in it, just a few nights when we bought it.

Thanks for all the help. Very appreciated

 

[kcward7]

Any idea of timing for outland?

What happens if we apply outland but move to Canada a few months later, we have an apartment in Canada, that is our only home, we have never lived in it, just a few nights when we bought it.

Thanks for all the help. Very appreciated

It really depends on the Visa Office, but the target is 12 months. Outland applications are typically processed faster than that. She will not be eligible for OHIP until 90 days have passed since she lands as a PR.

 

[E.R.Z784]

Any idea of timing for outland?

What happens if we apply outland but move to Canada a few months later, we have an apartment in Canada, that is our only home, we have never lived in it, just a few nights when we bought it.

Thanks for all the help. Very appreciated

You can check trackers like this:https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/tra...ers]=1&trackers[category]=family&trackers[q]=

This is not a huge database but it is a start! Good luck.

 

[goteborg]

You can check trackers like this:https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/trackers?utf8=✓&trackers[subtrackers]=0&trackers[subtrackers]=1&trackers[category]=family&trackers[q]=

This is not a huge database but it is a start! Good luck.

is somebody have the excel sheet for inland 2017
Im inland but im with my wife since some months outside with her outside
AOR June 9th ....

 

[Sureno2007]

Does anyone knows what happens if we apply in Europe and move to Canada a few months later?

 

[Sureno2007]

You can check trackers like this:https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/trackers?utf8=✓&trackers[subtrackers]=0&trackers[subtrackers]=1&trackers[category]=family&trackers[q]=

This is not a huge database but it is a start! Good luck.

Thank you

 

[E.R.Z784]

is somebody have the excel sheet for inland 2017
Im inland but im with my wife since some months outside with her outside
AOR June 9th ....

This spreadsheet has 2017 data~

 

[Sureno2007]

Does anyone knows what happens if we apply in Europe and move to Canada a few months later?

 

[Ukrainian girl]

Hi there! I'm a recent member of this forum. I found this by researching on what to do for spousal visa application. Right now I'm filling and gathering documents for our application but I have a question regarding the education and work history. Do I have to submit every certification / diploma I received for each information I wrote? Thank you so much!

-Cora

Hi, if your country specific requirements don’t state that you should submit those documents in support of your application, then you don’t have to. Just follow the document checklist and your country specific requirements.

 

[E.R.Z784]

Does anyone knows what happens if we apply in Europe and move to Canada a few months later?

Why not apply inland after your move?

 

[Sureno2007]

Why not apply inland after your move?

Trying to gain time

 

[Sureno2007]

Why not apply inland after your move?

Do you know if it is possible to do that?