UCI NUMBER MIX-UP - PLEASE HELP!!!

[jtannous]

UCI NUMBER MIX-UP - PLEASE HELP!!!

My wife and I applied for a visitor visa while we were engaged, it was rejected and we were given a UCI number. we then got married and applied for a PR, which we are waiting for approval and we forgot to that by doing a visitor visa, we were given a UCI number. the PR then gave us a new UCI number. My part (Sponsor) has already been approved and we were recently sent an email saying I am approved as a sponsor and our file is now being sent to the principal applicant's country. Do you believe that will cause a problem?

 

[scylla]

As long as your wife declared the refusal in the PR application, you'll be fine.

 

[jtannous]

As long as your wife declared the refusal in the PR application, you'll be fine.

YES, we are completely honest, we declared it, attached a copy of it, and we even gave the UCI... funny enough, without even realizing its a UCI!!!
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maybe you can also help me with other questions please, you seem very knowledgeable..

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Question 1) for a TRV (visitor visa) Is it ok if she does NOT have much in her account, but i have a lot in my account, good paying stable job (above average salary)? (i will also be showing that i own and live in my own home) ...... some people are saying that if i have a lot of money available, it will be enough for proof of funds for visitor visa and some say she has to have them... BUT SHE IS MY WIFE WERE ASKING TO BRING ON VISITOR VISA....I read somewhere that because she is my wife, i can show my funds and provide a letter stating that i will be responsible for her expenses here, as she is my WIFE.

even in the checklist it mentions if she will be living off her invitee - straight from the checklist:

Proof of sufficient funds to cover expenses for the duration of your visit.
 A bank statement covering the last twelve months and showing the balance of the
account;
 Any additional relevant documentation (last 2 pay slips, property titles, proof of
pension, investments, etc.);
 If you are not paying for your own trip, indicate how your trip will be funded. Submit
supporting documentation, for example: parents’ bank statements; letter from
employer covering costs; spouse’s employment, proof of employment and financial
documents for host in Canada* (employment letter, pay slips, T4 or Notice of
Assessment, bank statements), etc.
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Question2) is there a way to request multiple entry visa? or do they decide depending on the application? you think i could add that request to the invitation letter?