Conjugal-partner sponsorship Canada 2025 explained: eligibility, barriers, required proof, processing times, and common mistakes to avoid.
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Visa-office interviews for family-class sponsorship in 2025 explained: why IRCC calls you, required documents, common questions, red flags, and step-by-step prep tips to succeed.
Denied spousal sponsorship? Learn how to appeal in 2025 with our expert guide from Immigration Nation – Edmonton’s trusted immigration consultants.
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Learn how Canada’s 2025 public policy lets you sponsor undeclared children or spouses despite the IRPR ban. Reunite your family legally.
Not every immigration application gets approved on the first attempt. Family sponsorship refusals present challenges, but the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) offers hope. Immigration Nation helps families understand and navigate the appeal process. This guide explains the IAD, the appeal process, and how to manage your appeal effectively. With expert guidance, you can turn a
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Are you looking to bring your parents or grandparents to Canada for an extended visit? The Super Visa is a valuable option that allows parents and grandparents to stay in Canada for up to five years at a time. However, meeting the financial requirements is essential for a successful Super Visa application. In this article,
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If you are a Canadian citizen or permanent resident and want to bring your parents or grandparents to Canada for an extended stay, the Super Visa is an excellent option to explore. This blog post will provide you with insights into the eligibility requirements and the benefits of the Super Visa program. Let’s dive in!
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If you are a Canadian citizen or permanent resident you can sponsor your spouse, common-law partner, or conjugal partner who is a foreign national to join you in Canada. Inland Sponsorship An Inland sponsorship applies to couples who are already living together in Canada. If your spouse or partner has a valid temporary status in
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If you are at least 18 years old and a Canadian citizen, a person registered in Canada as an Indian under the Canadian Indian Act, or a permanent resident of Canada you can sponsor relatives to come live, study and work in Canada. Wondering who you can sponsor under family sponsorship? The following list includes
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