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Good day,
Can someone clarify this question regarding sponsorship please?
If the step 1: SA is approved by CPC-Mississauga and the file has been transfer to VO.
Can VO denied the SA (step 1 ) or they will strictly be focusing on the principal applicant only?
kasskiss125 said:
Good day,
Can someone clarify this question regarding sponsorship please?
If the step 1: SA is approved by CPC-Mississauga and the file has been transfer to VO.
Can VO denied the SA (step 1 ) or they will strictly be focusing on the principal applicant only?
The VO is processing the principal applicant only.
The Sponsor has already been approved.
HOWEVER, if for some unusual reason some information came to the attention of Immigration
which would show the Sponsor was actually not-eligible when they applied,
Immigration has the right to act on that and change their approval.
I'm just making the point that Immigration still has the authority.
Part 1 has been completed, the Sponsor has been approved
and it would be a very rare case for the Sponsor's approval to be withdrawn by Immigration.
kasskiss125 said:
Good day,
Can someone clarify this question regarding sponsorship please?
If the step 1: SA is approved by CPC-Mississauga and the file has been transfer to VO.
Can VO denied the SA (step 1 ) or they will strictly be focusing on the principal applicant only?
IRCC does sometimes check the sponsor's situation during step 2. Near the end of the process, they have been known to ask for more financial proofs to ensure that the couple can support themselves and that the sponsor hasn't gone on welfare or declared bankruptcy. It is also common enough to request more proof of intent to return for sponsors living abroad.
If IRCC doesn't receive adequate proofs, the app is refused.
Visa office can deny sponsorship; which does not happen frequently. However, they will reassess. In my case they asked the sponsors updated work information, pay stubs and income tax. So in the reassessment there are possibilities.
Anything can happen.
BethanyM said:
which would show the Sponsor was actually not-eligible when they applied,
It doesn't matter if it was when they applied or anytime later. Sponsor must continue to be eligible right up until the applicant lands as a PR. If anytime during the process they go bankrupt, commit a violent crime, are a PR who leaves Canada, etc, the entire app can then be refused at any time in the process.
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