Hi all,
I know this is an old thread, but I'm in a similar situation and need your advice.
I live out of Canada, and my PR has just been approved (I applied as single via Express Entry, and was nominated by Ontario).
Currently, I have sent my passport to the embassy for the visa. However, I'll be getting married in September (my spouse also lives out of Canada).
1. When and how do make this information known to IRCC?
2. What documents may be required to include her and what is the best approach to avoid delays and complications?
Hello All,
I have an almost similar problem please. i have ITA and i have started the processing but listed my spouse as unaccompanying spouse, how do i list him now as accompanying. When i started he didnt have ielts so i decided to go on. i listed as married(unaccompanying spouse). What do i do. Dont want to wait months after i get the card before he joins me. What do i do?. He has done medicals and police report as per application requests. So confused. please advice
Hi friends need a help
i have got my PR approved (Express Entry) i had made my spouse non accompanying ,
Now`im not able to see her details under my express entry profile or under permanent residence profile tab.
is there any way around where i can check the details of my spouse .
thanks
That specific situation is for those who get married after submitting their e-APR. If you add her post-Eapr submission your points will get recalculated.
That specific situation is for those who get married after submitting their e-APR. If you add her post-Eapr submission your points will get recalculated.
Hello,
In my own case, my husband had contract in home country and would not be able to leave when i started my application so i put him as non accompanying spouse. After i had received my ITA, his contract became open making him available to leave the country. i sent mails to my cic concerning this and he was eventually added to my application as an accompanying spouse.
i hope this info helps.
So many people here helped me when i raised it here. Passing on the goodwill.