Visitor status

[ethan0080]

hi, i think what canuck is suggesting is that you are a bit confused about what she should be applying for to stay in canada as a visitor. what is your reasoning for applying for a TRP as opposed to simply applying to extend her stay as a visitor while her application processes? these are not one in the same.

I did apply for extend her stay as a visitor in jun 30. That all I can say. I not familiar with the terms so that why.

Peace.

 

[Ponga]

Will the CIC office consider her pregnancy as a main factor or it will be an overall?

Unfortunately, this will have little, if any, impact on being approved.

Not that it applies here, but for those that submit the application after the birth of their child, that have been together for less than two years (to the day) when the application is received by CIC, they avoid having conditional PR (Condition 51). The child, however, still doesn't prove to the officer that the relationship is genuine.

 

[ethan0080]

Unfortunately, this will have little, if any, impact on being approved.

Not that it applies here, but for those that submit the application after the birth of their child, that have been together for less than two years (to the day) when the application is received by CIC, they avoid having conditional PR (Condition 51). The child, however, still doesn't prove to the officer that the relationship is genuine.

I did apply before the birth of the child. We have been together since 2013 and got marry in 2016. We did submitted our join bank account, photos..etc

does that the case?

 

[CDNPR2014]

I did apply for extend her stay as a visitor in jun 30. That all I can say. I not familiar with the terms so that why.

Peace.

if you did apply to extend her stay as a visitor, then there is nothing more to do until you get a response for that. depending on how long of an extension they give her, she may need to apply again in the future. it's usually recommended for pr applicants to request 12+ month extensions so they don't have to keep renewing status. Since her current visa doesn't expire until November, then she has curent legal visitor status, and does not need to worry about being out of status right now.

to clarify, it sounds like you applied to extend her stay as a visitor. this does not mean you applied for a TRP or a TRV.

 

[ethan0080]

if you did apply to extend her stay as a visitor, then there is nothing more to do until you get a response for that. depending on how long of an extension they give her, she may need to apply again in the future. it's usually recommended for pr applicants to request 12+ month extensions so they don't have to keep renewing status. Since her current visa doesn't expire until November, then she has curent legal visitor status, and does not need to worry about being out of status right now.

Thank you for the info. My request is up to Dec 31, 2017. See how much they will grant me.

 

[Ponga]

I did apply before the birth of the child. We have been together since 2013 and got marry in 2016. We did submitted our join bank account, photos..etc

does that the case?

No. She will likely receive conditional PR, which means nothing to a genuine couple.

 

[ethan0080]

No. She will likely receive conditional PR, which means nothing to a genuine couple.

Yes that true.

We are very exciting now because it just couple months away for our new born. So the baby is first priority. We didn't even go to our honeymoon yet so our plan is if the PR approved we will go to Iceland with our new born baby.

 

[canuck_in_uk]

temporary resident permit. my mistake.

don't know if you read the top portion. We submitted our inland application on Sept 29, 2016.

I did apply for extend her stay as a visitor in jun 30. That all I can say. I not familiar with the terms so that why.

I read your post. You need to read mine.

Again, a TRP is special permission for inadmissible people to come to Canada. If you applied for a TRP, you have not applied to extend her visitor status.

 

[Ponga]

I read your post. You need to read mine.

Again, a TRP is special permission for inadmissible people to come to Canada. If you applied for a TRP, you have not applied to extend her visitor status.

Or...can the OP just submit the OWP ASAP?

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Or...can the OP just submit the OWP ASAP?

Yes, they should submit the OWP but I suggest they apply for a visitor extension as well to cover their bases, especially since OP has shown to have some misunderstandings about how these processes work.