Spouse Entry to Saskatchewan- Non Accompanying with Principal applicant
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Posted on: 10-08-15 00:03:27
Dear All,
Thank a lot for guiding me previously reg my Permanent Resident of Saskatchewan under SINP programme(family sponsorship) .
last month I landed in Saskatchewan and now decided to go back to India and want come back back soon with my Wife...who was included in my SINP application but not accompanied me due to her job in India.
Since my Wife Name was already there in the Dependent Details
and all her Medical,Police Clearance Certificates , Background Verification already done
or i can say she has been already examined.
So, could anyone please advice me what is the exactly procedure need to be follow for her quick entry to Saskatchewan. Also,how much will be the Processing Time and is it possible that things can be done from India and not from Canada. Once she got the VISA Stamped then i will Re-enter to Canada for permanent settlement.
Thanks in Advance
Amit
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Originally posted by amit_icis
Dear All,
Thank a lot for guiding me previously reg my Permanent Resident of Saskatchewan under SINP programme(family sponsorship) .
last month I landed in Saskatchewan and now decided to go back to India and want come back back soon with my Wife...who was included in my SINP application but not accompanied me due to her job in India.
Since my Wife Name was already there in the Dependent Details
and all her Medical,Police Clearance Certificates , Background Verification already done
or i can say she has been already examined.
So, could anyone please advice me what is the exactly procedure need to be follow for her quick entry to Saskatchewan. Also,how much will be the Processing Time and is it possible that things can be done from India and not from Canada. Once she got the VISA Stamped then i will Re-enter to Canada for permanent settlement.
Thanks in Advance
Amit
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What ever you do, PLEASE Do not leave Canada without the PR CARD in your hand. Please wait till you get it in mail. Normally it takes a minimum of 90 days. Please check for the processing times from the Call center at CIC Saskatchewan website.
Please check the IMM form attached to your Passport. If it states that your wife is allowed too, to get in, CHECK THE DATE before she should ENTER INTO CANADA. I am sure, that the Immigration Department would have issued to her a similar form to get out of India and enter into Canada.
IF SO, Stay put here in Canada. Ask her to buy a ticket from where ever she is in INDIA, to TRAVEL into Toronto. The whole plane load will be travelling through Europe (JET AIRWAYS) to TORONTO. Find the flight details and you arrive at Toronto International airport, like you did before, and pick her up. Have a return ticket for YOU.
Stop wasting time and money.
And Good Luck.
FH.
Here are some additional details for you to pursue. You can contact them over the phone with all of the details you are seeking clarifications for. They are close by. You can even drop in and talk with them. Please call and get a person`s name and details, before you head to that location. Tell them you will visit and provide all of the details when you meet with them. DO NOT PROVIDE PASSPORT DETAILS OVER THE PHONE.
If it is CIC call center, then, provide them with the passport and IMM form details. fh.
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They are located at.: 1945 Hamilton Street, Regina, SK
contact Citizenship and Immigration Canada . : http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/index.asp
The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program. : http://www.economy.gov.sk.ca/immigration/sinp
Q: Where are Regional Newcomer Gateways located?
There are 11 Gateways throughout the province. You will find their locations on the Interactive Map. Even though they have different names, they all provide the same service.
Here is a list of the 11 Gateways and their locations:
Estevan – Southeast Newcomer Services
1108 - 6th Street Estevan, SK S4A 1A8Phone: (306) 637-4920Fax: (306) 637-3826E-mail:
Humboldt – Humboldt Regional Newcomer Centre
Lloydminster – Lloydminster Regional Newcomer Gateway
Moose Jaw – Moose Jaw Newcomer Welcome Centre
North Battleford – Battlefords Immigration Resource Centre
Regina – Newcomer Welcome Centre
Prince Albert – Regional Newcomer Centre
Saskatoon – Newcomer Information Centre
Swift Current – Southwest Newcomer Welcome Centre
Tisdale – Northeast Newcomer Services
Yorkton – Yorkton Newcomer Welcome Centre
FH.
Thanks for your Reply Full house.
But as I have already written in my post that she was Non Accompanying Dependent
in my Application. So, this was the reason her passport was not submitted for Canada Visa and hence no VISA Issued.
Regarding the PR Card I already have my relatives who will receive the PR Card at the address already mentioned to Immigration Officer while landing. So, there is
no concern for the same.
I have my return tickets to India and I want all the things to be done from India only
Please anyone answer who had the same concern before.
Regards,
Amit
If your relative there in Saskatchewan had sponsored two of you and you both decided to travel to Canada together, then, you could have decided to get in together.
What I gather is that your spouse did not want to take the plunge. So, you know the reason better and I have no comments there.
Now the only way she can enter is, if your sponsor takes a kind heart and also sponsors her once again and it might take a little more time. By then you would have lost a few more months of work there under the SINP. You will need to answer to that at that time. On the other hand you work in Canada and your spouse continues there in India.
As per SINP, for you to sponsor, you will have to be residing here in Canada. You can only sponsor after 12 months of stay there and show your capability to stay and work there and comply with their rules.
Even the federal system will not permit you to do any sponsoring from India, to Sponsor your spouse, you must reside here till she lands here and until the whole process gets completed. No luck there too.
Sorry to give you this news. So, forget about sponsoring a spouse from India.(Unless you are a Canadian Citizen.)
FH.
