what if married in the middle of PR process!!

[primaprime]

If you have already submitted your e-APR and you were not previously living together for one year on the day you received your ITA, you can simply add her documents.

 

[goudam]

If you have already submitted your e-APR and you were not previously living together for one year on the day you received your ITA, you can simply add her documents.

Thanks for the response.
Hi here's my status,
I received ITA on Feb 14,2020 and applied on Feb 29,2020. I thought that I will receive my PR before July. However, Due to lockdown, its in progress still.
I am getting married by Nov 25th, 2020. If i get PR after my wedding, then i will inform CIC about this. Now, my question is, will my score gets recalculated??? or only they're gonna assess my spouse ?

 

[primaprime]

Again, this is the way it works:

1. If you were already common-law partners (living together for at least one year) on or before February 29, you must add her now and your score will be recalculated. If it falls below the cutoff in your round your application will be refused and you will be assessed for misrepresentation.

2. If you get married or reach one year of living together after February 29, but before you become a PR, you can simply add her documents. There is no score change.

3. If you become a PR before getting married or reaching one year of living together, you can sponsor her.

 

[goudam]

Again, this is the way it works:

1. If you were already common-law partners (living together for at least one year) on or before February 29, you must add her now and your score will be recalculated. If it falls below the cutoff in your round your application will be refused and you will be assessed for misrepresentation.

2. If you get married or reach one year of living together after February 29, but before you become a PR, you can simply add her documents. There is no score change.

3. If you become a PR before getting married or reaching one year of living together, you can sponsor her.

Thanks a bunch for the clarification and I am totally clear now. Much appreciated . no-2 works for me .

 

[Wolfpmd3]

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Hi thanks for the info. I want my spouse to accompany me. In this case, will they recalculate my CRS score or I will just have to add my spouse documents ( medical, Security and marriage certificate) without having to recalculate CRS but, just adding those docs. Thanks

No, CRS will not be recalculated if you married after AOR. Hence no need to submit any documents related to language, education or work experience for your spouse.

Medicals and PCC are needed though.

 

[OmarSarfraz]

Good luck bringing your spouse after marriage if she doesn't have PR

 

[goudam]

No, CRS will not be recalculated if you married after AOR. Hence no need to submit any documents related to language, education or work experience for your spouse.

Medicals and PCC are needed though.

Thanks

 

[primaprime]

Just be careful that you are not misrepresenting your marital or common-law status at any point, as it could prevent both of you from becoming PRs.

 

[Wolfpmd3]

Just be careful that you are not misrepresenting your marital or common-law status at any point, as it could prevent both of you from becoming PRs.

I don't get why you are bringing this up so many times.

Yes, of course if someone has been in a common-law relationship before getting married, they were to have declared this at the time of application. However, this person has not indicated this at any moment so it should be safe to assume that is not his case.

Still, if that were the case, it is the onus of the applicant to prove a common-law relationship, not the other way around. In some cases where this is the case. it could even be impossible for some people to come up with the needed documentation simply because it is not available.

Also. if one were to want to not-disclose this, the odds of getting caught (unless you are silly enough to list the same address in your address history for example), are almost null. NOT THAT I AM ENCOURAGING anyone to be dishonest, but in reality, it is very unlikely anyone could ever be found to have hidden a CL relationship just by the simply nature of it. Still yes, the best advise is to always be honest.

 

[primaprime]

I figure it's better to be safe than sorry and find your spouse permanently barred from Canada.

 

[goudam]

If you are getting married after AOR date then CRS points are not recalculated. On the other hand if you were married before AOR and adding spouse after AOR then it's misrepresentation and they can reject the application.

Adding your spouse will impact the processing of your application as your spouse needs to complete medical and security even if he/she is not accompanying. You can inform IRCC about the marital status and they will share the application forms and the required document list. But for faster processing you can get all the docs ready in advance and once you have the marriage certificate in hand submit everything right away.

These are the docs requested from me, make sure that you fill in the latest version of the form.

• A new Generic Application Form for Canada (IMM 0008) with supporting documents,
• (If applicable) A Schedule A - Background/Declaration (IMM 5669) form,
• (If applicable) An Additional Dependants/Declaration (IMM 0008DEP) form,
• (If applicable) A signed Additional Family Information (IMM 5406) form,
• A copy of the birth certificate, marriage certificate or proof of common-law relationship,
• A copy of the family member's valid passport,
• Police certificates for all countries where the family member over the age of 18 has lived for more than 6 months since turning 18,
• A letter of explanation, and
• If applicable, the proof of payment.

Upfront medical was not requested by them, but you can still do an upfront and in most cases they approve it. Doing medical upfront will save 4-6 weeks time.

Expect delays anywhere from 2 months to 1 year on the application.

Hello,
Now i have got the same email from CIC, however, I got "
"we invite you to send your add-on request through the IRCC webform available on our website. You can attach the following forms and documents in the field reserved to that effect".

is that means, i just have to upload and send those documents through webform or what is it(send another written request through web form and upload using gckey login)? please advice thanks

 

[jitheshani]

Yes, you can attach the docs via a webform. Just keep in mind the size limit, you may have to do it with multiple webforms.

 

[goudam]

Yes, you can attach the docs via a webform. Just keep in mind the size limit, you may have to do it with multiple webforms.

Thanks. Can i send all the docs with One Webform? Just upload all the docs and send? Plus. we also need a proof of payment ryt?

 

[jitheshani]

Thanks. Can i send all the docs with One Webform? Just upload all the docs and send? Plus. we also need a proof of payment ryt?

Best to split it as multiple webforms, compressing the PDF forms too small would make them difficult to read.
Yes, attaching the proof of payment speed up the process.

 

[goudam]

Best to split it as multiple webforms, compressing the PDF forms too small would make them difficult to read.
Yes, attaching the proof of payment speed up the process.

great help. Thanks a lot