The Little Things that Send Back Spousals – Advice Blog
The December 2016 changes to the spousal sponsorship process has (to-date) served as a double-edge sword. While applications for many have sped up, for others,
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The December 2016 changes to the spousal sponsorship process has (to-date) served as a double-edge sword. While applications for many have sped up, for others,
As a relatively new (December 2014) immigration program, the One Year Pilot Project which provides an Open-Work Permit to In-Canada Spousal Sponsorship/Common-Law Applicants raises many interesting
Recently, likely due to the summer wedding season being in full effect, I have been approached by several individuals considering the spousal sponsorship process. The
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