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My wife is applying for PR status. The section DEPENDANTS indicates that details need to be filled out for those
"who are not already permanent residents or citizens of Canada".
Am I correct in assuming that my children, who are full citizens of Canada, do not need to have this section filled out?
A second question: Once our application has been tendered, is there another visa needed for my wife to enter Canada? Or is there something she needs added to her passport along the lines of "PR status applicant" which will allow her to avoid the necessity of getting a different visa?
There is no special visa. If she is not visa-exempt, she needs to apply for a TRV; with a spouse in Canada and a PR app submitted, chances of approval are low.
Neither of us is in Canada at the moment. Does that change things?
I've discovered that she will need an 'eTA' - Electronic Travel Authorization - to travel to Canada. However, Permanent Residents are not eligible to apply for same (not needing one as the PR grants them right of entry). Does being sponsored in an ongoing PR application count as holding PR status for the purpose of exempting one from needing an eTA, do you know?
The eTA requirement only comes into effect in September. She will only have PR status once she has landed as a PR (after you send in the application, it's processed, and she is approved). Having a PR application in progress does not exempt you from the eTA requirement.
Hi guys, I have a related question that's really bugging me.
Some of the sponsorship forms mention that "all dependent children 18 years of age or older" must fill __ (ie. form IMM5406E). But in the guide document (guide 3900 on the canadian government website) "dependent children" are defined as children "under the age of 19"! Does this basically mean that only 18 year old children of the applicant+spouse need to fill in these forms??
Also, if a form needs to be filled in by my step-mom's (principal applicant's) family members, does that include my dad and I, or just her family (children) from before she married my dad?
Does this basically mean that only 18 year old children of the applicant+spouse need to fill in these forms??
Also, if a form needs to be filled in by my step-mom's (principal applicant's) family members, does that include my dad and I, or just her family (children) from before she married my dad?
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