Spousal sponsorship Canada

Eligibility for  Spousal sponsorship Canada.'

Spousal sponsorship is an immigration program that allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their spouses or common-law partners to become permanent residents of Canada. Spousal sponsorship is a popular option for couples who want to live together in Canada. It can also be used by children who are 18 years old or older, to sponsor their parents if they don't have any other option, such as a Canadian citizen child’s own spouse or parent who wants to become a permanent resident. If you want to sponsor your spouse, there are some requirements that must be met before applying for spousal sponsorship:

Who is eligible to sponsor their spouse under the family sponsorship program?

Who is eligible to sponsor their spouse under the family sponsorship program?

You must be 18 years of age or older.

You must be a Canadian citizen, or have permanent resident status in Canada.

You must be married to your spouse for at least two years and you must have been living together for at least one year at the time you apply. If you are separated from your spouse, but still live together as a couple, we will accept your application if: -you share custody of any child(ren) born during the marriage; -you live together and share responsibility for financial obligations; -you continue to support each other emotionally and financially; -the separation was not caused by violence; -you work out an acceptable arrangement for child care that allows both parents equal access to their children

What documents are needed when applying for Spousal Sponsorship Immigration to Canada?

You may need to provide the following documents Spousal Sponsorship Immigration to Canada:

• Evidence of your relationship to your spouse or partner. You can use photos, cards, emails and letters as evidence of your relationship with your spouse/partner.
• Evidence of financial ability - If you are applying for a partner visa in Canada, then it is important that you provide proof that you have sufficient funds for yourself and your family member who will be joining Canada. For example bank statements, investment account statements, and employment letters from employers stating the salary details etc.,
• Evidence of Canadian citizenship or permanent resident status - If one applicant is a permanent resident or citizen of Canada then both applicants must submit their proof at the time when they apply for sponsorship immigration process (Canadian migration). In case if an applicant fails to submit these then there is no way by which he/she can get any type of permanent residency status in Canada because apart from other formalities one also needs these proofs before starting any kind of process related with this matter such as submission fees etc.,

When you apply for spousal sponsorship Canada, you must submit the following documents:

How to prepare documents when applying for Spousal Sponsorship?

• Marriage Certificate.
• Birth Certificate.
• Proof of divorce, if applicable.
• Proof of relationship with your spouse (photos or any other evidence).

To prove that you are living together as a married couple, you need to provide proof that one of these conditions is fulfilled: You have been living together in a conjugal relationship for at least 12 months prior to making your application; or A common-law partner has resided in Canada for at least 12 months immediately before making their application; and There are no reasons why approval would not be granted (e.g., no criminal convictions). The latter case can be complicated if a previous marriage ended because one of the partners died or filed for divorce after being separated from each other for at least one year but less than two years before filing an application under this provision.

What is a common law partner?

A common-law partner is a person who is neither married nor in a civil union with another person

Common law partners must be at least 18 years old to apply for Canadian citizenship

Common law partners must have been living together for at least one year before applying for citizenship

Common law partners are defined by the federal Citizenship Act as two adults who are not married to one another, but have been living in a conjugal relationship for at least one year.

As of February 15, 2005, all common law partners have the same rights and responsibilities as married couples when it comes to immigration matters. This means that if you're a Canadian citizen and your partner is not a Canadian citizen but is eligible for sponsorship under this category, then you may be able to sponsor them for permanent residency status in Canada. To qualify for common law partner status:

• You must both be 18 years of age or older;
• You must have lived together in a continuous conjugal relationship (meaning you share everyday life with your partner) 

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