Marriage by papers in Canada? 

Marriage by papers in Canada? 

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One of the most typical ways to obtain permanent residency in Canada is through partner sponsorship. 

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It is important to note that if the only reason for the relationship is to benefit from the immigration system, the application may be denied and this constitutes immediate immigration fraud. 

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Here we tell you the particularities of this type of application: 

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• The application can be made inside or outside Canada,
• If done outside of Canada it is important to demonstrate a solid and clear plan that once the couple obtains residency the life plan is to move to Canada, 
• If applying within Canada, the applicant may obtain an open work permit prior to residency, 
• This type of application does not give citizenship (passport),
• The benefit of sponsorship is that the foreign partner becomes a permanent resident, 
• The person sponsoring the application must be a Canadian or permanent resident, 
• The parties do not necessarily have to be married, they can prove that they have lived together for at least 12 months. This is called a common law relationship,
• Canada recognizes same-gender couples for sponsorship, 
• The process can take up to 12 months, 

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In many cases the sponsor may be declared ineligible for this process. 

Why? 

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• The sponsor was sponsored by a spouse or partner and became a permanent resident less than 5 years ago.
• You are still financially responsible for a former spouse or partner that you sponsored. This means that you are still bound by the 3-year commitment to care for this person.
• You are under 18 years of age. 
• Is in jail, prison or penitentiary
• Failed to repay an immigration loan
• Failed to provide the financial support you agreed to when you signed a sponsorship agreement to sponsor another person in the past (not applicable if you live in Quebec).
• Declared bankruptcy and is not discharged (not applicable if you live in Quebec).
• Receiving social assistance for a reason other than a disability
• Was convicted of attempting, threatening to commit or committing a violent criminal offence, any offence against a family member or any sexual offence in or out of Canada
• You cannot legally remain in Canada and must leave the country because you have received a removal order.

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Many other elements are part of this important process,

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At Immiland we can do all your mating process https://www.immilandcanada.com/tipos-de-visa/apadrinamiento

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info@immilandcanada.com 

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With love, 

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Immiland 

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