7 Documents You Need to File for Spouse's Visa

Disclaimer: This article is only intended for educational purposes and shouldn't be used as a substitute for legal advice.

Spouse Visas can be sponsored from within the country or outside of the country, depending on your circumstances. You must have a temporary resident permit in Canada—either as a worker, student or guest—to be eligible for Inland sponsorship. Applicants may be qualified for an open work permit, which allows them to work for any employer in Canada while their application is being reviewed. If an existing visa expires before the sponsorship procedure is completed, this may assist in averting any complications. 

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If the foreign spouse lives outside of Canada, then Outland sponsorship is the appropriate category for them. The sponsored person may still be eligible to travel to and from Canada while the application is in process, but their application will be handled by the visa office in their place of origin or permanent residency.

Eligibility for Spousal Sponsorship in Canada

Citizens and permanent residents of Canada can sponsor their spouse or common-law partner as long as they meet the following requirements:

· They are at least eighteen years of age.

· You currently reside in Canada or intend to relocate to Canada once your spouse or partner is granted permanent residency here.

· Covering your spouse or partner's fundamental financial needs for the next three years.

Documents For Canada Spouse Visa

Immigrants will require the following proof if you want to sponsor your spouse:

· Relationship Information and Sponsorship Evaluation Questionnaire 

· Certificate of marriage 

· Photos and invitations for a wedding

· A copy of the birth certificate or adoption paperwork for any children you and your spouse have had together

· Proof of marriage registration with a government agency.

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In addition, you'll need two of the following:

· Proof of joint property ownership between you and your spouse

· Accounts in joint names,

· Bills with both of your names

· Copies of official government IDs

· Insurance for your car

· Proof of residency, such as a pay stub or tax return.

Get Immigration Help

By 2021–2023 Canada plans to bring in 80,000 new immigrants each year through its Spouse, Partner, and Children category under its Immigration Levels Plan 2021–2023. Canadian citizens and permanent residents' wives and partners are expected to be the primary source of immigration for most of these immigrants.

The best way to make sure you succeed with your Canada spouse visa is by hiring a Canadian immigration consultant. Nanda and Associate Lawyers has the best Canadian immigration consultants to help you with your spousal sponsorship in Canada.

Make your Canada spouse visa processing easier by booking a free consultation with them.

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