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Applying for Canadian sponsorship as a common-law partner requires more than just stating that you are in a relationship. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has strict requirements to establish the legitimacy of your partnership
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Sponsoring a spouse or partner for Canadian immigration can be a complex process, and in some cases, applicants may be required to attend a sponsorship interview. If you’ve been notified about an interview, it’s important to understand why you’ve been selected, what the interview entails, and how to prepare for a successful outcome.
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Discover the essential requirements and detailed process for becoming a sponsored immigrant in Canada. Learn about eligibility criteria, health and security checks, financial sufficiency, and the application steps to reunite with your family in Canada.
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ALL children aged 21 or under of an applicant for PR must undergo an immigration medical exam as part of their parent’s PR application.
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Processing times have more than doubled for Canadian spousal sponsorship applicants who are immigrating to the province of Quebec.
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New options and faster processing for visas and work permits announced for family members of Canadians and temporary residents in Canada.
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Since the third week of February, we have noticed random cases that have received temporary file numbers in their AORs.
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How to decide whether you should use the In-Canada sponsorship or Family Class sponsorship application for your husband, wife, or partner.
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