Dear Nairalanders,

We need advise and guide as we intend to be together as a couple.

Married couple, Husband in Nigeria while wife is a Canadian permanent resident and both are working.

We want to know the fastest and most guaranteed route to be together in Canada where we want to settle.

Husband has an history of Visa canceled with Prejudice from the US although it was many years ago and his circumstances have changed. So we are thinking whether to go directly with Spousal sponsorship or visiting and then Inland spousal sponsorship.

What are our chances? And what is the most advisable route to take as we don’t want any refusal.

House, over to you! Many thanks as you contribute..

divinecouple:
Dear Nairalanders,

We need advise and guide as we intend to be together as a couple.

Married couple, Husband in Nigeria while wife is a Canadian permanent resident and both are working.

We want to know the fastest and most guaranteed route to be together in Canada where we want to settle.

Husband has an history of Visa canceled with Prejudice from the US although it was many years ago and his circumstances have changed. So we are thinking whether to go directly with Spousal sponsorship or visiting and then Inland spousal sponsorship.

What are our chances? And what is the most advisable route to take as we don’t want any refusal.

House, over to you! Many thanks as you contribute..

Spousal sponsorship is your best bet.

dawnomike:
Spousal sponsorship is your best bet.

We are thinking it might take very long, coupled with the whole Covid shenanigans.

You know the answer.

With what you have just mentioned, his chances of a visitor visa denial is almost 100% so you should just apply for spousal which is the most guaranteed. It would take between 12-18months. You can always travel to meet him within this period. Good luck.

divinecouple:
Dear Nairalanders,

We need advise and guide as we intend to be together as a couple.

Married couple, Husband in Nigeria while wife is a Canadian permanent resident and both are working.

We want to know the fastest and most guaranteed route to be together in Canada where we want to settle.

Husband has an history of Visa canceled with Prejudice from the US although it was many years ago and his circumstances have changed. So we are thinking whether to go directly with Spousal sponsorship or visiting and then Inland spousal sponsorship.

What are our chances? And what is the most advisable route to take as we don’t want any refusal.

House, over to you! Many thanks as you contribute..

megastu:
You know the answer.

With what you have just mentioned, his chances of a visitor visa denial is almost 100% so you should just apply for spousal which is the most guaranteed. It would take between 12-18months. You can always travel to meet him within this period. Good luck.

Thank you sir, appreciate the response.

Just sad to imagine that no one has gotten the spousal approval earlier than 12months from what we have gathered.

Thanks all the same.

I know ppl who got in 8months.

Please any thread/WhatsApp group for Canadian spousal application submitted in May 2022 and awaiting AOR ??

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divinecouple:


Thank you sir, appreciate the response.

Just sad to imagine that no one has gotten the spousal approval earlier than 12months from what we have gathered.

Thanks all the same.

I know a couple that got in 7months. Try this route

divinecouple:
Please any thread/WhatsApp group for Canadian spousal application submitted in May 2022 and awaiting AOR ??

Here https:///IrZWFTOOKz7Bo95RGlJxDq
https:///FF7UNKx2hCpJMT8JiZPcZi
That’s the two i know.

Hi everyone I have a friend who came to Canada on student visa. He went to school for a year, but then stopped going to school and started working. He recently got married to a citizen and is applying for spousal sponsorship. Would he be flagged for working while not in school, would that jeopardize his application?

Of course this will be considered.

However, the spousal sponsorship may not be denied, as long as the relationship is deemed genuine.

Muhammed43:
Hi everyone I have a friend who came to Canada on student visa. He went to school for a year, but then stopped going to school and started working. He recently got married to a citizen and is applying for spousal sponsorship. Would he be flagged for working while not in school, would that jeopardize his application?

How far with your application? How long did it take? How did it go?

divinecouple:


Thank you sir, appreciate the response.

Just sad to imagine that no one has gotten the spousal approval earlier than 12months from what we have gathered.

Thanks all the same.