Effect of relocation on Sponsorship Application

[zainabfis]

Dear All,
My husband is a PR and came to Manitoba, Canada through MPNP.
He has applied on 15th February to sponsor our youngest child born in Pakistan, recently he has to move to Ontario for a job. Will there be any negative impact of his relocation to another province on my daughter's sponsorship application?
Please suggest, we are really upset for no news from cic since 23rd March.
Please suggest.

 

[k.h.p.]

No.

But be aware that sponsorship, even for a child, can take quite some time - six months to a year.

 

[zainabfis]

Thank you for the reply k.h.p. Infact my husband is getting a better job in Ontario, so he will have to move to Ontario in a couple of weeks. Can you further guide where to update and inform CIC of the change in his residential address?

 

[k.h.p.]

Through a webform.

 

[canuck78]

This will be a big issue for your sponsor since he will no longer be able to sponsor anyone because your husband didn’t remain in Manitoba.

 

[k.h.p.]

This will be a big issue for your sponsor since he will no longer be able to sponsor anyone because your husband didn’t remain in Manitoba.

Is that a requirement of the MPNP? Don't charter mobility rights trump anything in a PR program?

 

[canuck78]

Is that a requirement of the MPNP? Don't charter mobility rights trump anything in a PR program?

Not for the sponsorship program in Manitoba. If the person that you sponsored doesn’t remain in Manitoba you lose the ability to sponsor other people in the future.

 

[21Goose]

Dear All,
My husband is a PR and came to Manitoba, Canada through MPNP.
He has applied on 15th February to sponsor our youngest child born in Pakistan, recently he has to move to Ontario for a job. Will there be any negative impact of his relocation to another province on my daughter's sponsorship application?
Please suggest, we are really upset for no news from cic since 23rd March.
Please suggest.

Who moved? Your husband or your youngest child?

 

[canuck78]

Who moved? Your husband or your youngest child?

The husband want to move. They had a baby in Pakistan so the father had to return to Canada ro sponsor the child.

 

[k.h.p.]

Not for the sponsorship program in Manitoba. If the person that you sponsored doesn’t remain in Manitoba you lose the ability to sponsor other people in the future.

You lose the ability to sponsor via the MPNP program. But not any other ability to sponsor based on PR status.

 

[canuck78]

You lose the ability to sponsor via the MPNP program. But not any other ability to sponsor based on PR status.

Yes but there are no other ways to sponsor friends and family. By moving to Ontario their friend or family member may not be able to sponsor their own family. I would suggest OP checks with their sponsor before moving to Ontario. It is the right thing to do after their friend/family member sponsored them.

 

[k.h.p.]

Yes but there are no other ways to sponsor friends and family. By moving to Ontario their friend or family member may not be able to sponsor their own family. I would suggest OP checks with their sponsor before moving to Ontario. It is the right thing to do after their friend/family member sponsored them.

Are we confident the OP got PR via the Manitoba Connections category? Also, do you have a regulations citation for the suggestion that a sponsored person moving out of province makes them ineligible for family sponsorship via the family class? Is it a breach of an undertaking? I don't see a legal reason why the sponsor could not sponsor a family class member in the future.

 

[canuck78]

Are we confident the OP got PR via the Manitoba Connections category?

Sounds like it based on previous posts.

 

[k.h.p.]

Sounds like it based on previous posts.

Sorry I added to my question also.

 

[canuck78]

http://www.canadaexpressentry.org/provincial-nominee-program/manitoba.php


Manitoba Supporters must:

• Be able to prove, with documentation, current residency in Manitoba. They must be a permanent resident for at least one year.
• Be either a Canadian citizen or Permanent Resident
• Prove that any previously supported applicants have found success as a resident of Manitoba (does not apply if this current applicant is the first individual supported)
• Be able to support the applicant as detailed in the Settlement Plan
• Prove close ties to the applicant (this requirement was recently classified as redundant)