Family Sponsorship - Spousal Visa
Reunite with Family in Canada: Expert Guidance for Family Sponsorship
Are you dreaming of reuniting with your spouse or common-law partner in Canada? Family Sponsorship allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their spouse or partner for permanent residency. This process can involve some complexities, so you don't navigate it alone, as we're here to help. Migration Associates of Canada simplifies the journey in order to ensure a smooth path to your Canadian family reunion. Contact our Canadian immigration experts today for a free consultation and turn your dream of togetherness into reality!
Family Sponsorship: A Path to Unity
Family is the foundation of a fulfilling life. Family Sponsorship is a program offered by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). It allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their spouse or common-law partner for permanent residency in Canada.
This program promotes unity by enabling families to live together and build a future in Canada. Whether you’ve recently married, been in a long-term relationship, or have children together, Family Sponsorship can pave the way for a joyful reunion in Canada.
However, the application process can be intricate. Migration Associates of Canada understands the importance of reuniting families and offers expert guidance to navigate every step, ensuring a smooth and successful journey towards a cherished life together in Canada.
Eligibility & Application Process for Family Sponsorship
Reuniting with your spouse or common-law partner in Canada is a joyous occasion. Family Sponsorship offers a pathway, but understanding eligibility and navigating the application process can feel overwhelming. Let’s break it down into two key steps:
Eligibility Requirements:
Sponsor Eligibility:
- You must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident at least 18 years old.
- You must be able to financially support your spouse or common-law partner and any dependent children.
- You cannot be receiving social assistance for reasons other than a disability.
Spouse/Partner Eligibility:
- Your spouse or common-law partner must be 18 years old or older.
- They must be admissible to Canada, meaning they pass medical examinations and security checks.
- Even if your spouse or common-law partner has a lower CRS score or English/French test scores that are not ideal, we can help you explore alternative options to strengthen your application for Family Sponsorship.
- In some cases, if you’ve been in a marital relationship for at least one year, you may still be eligible to sponsor them even if they’re not currently living in Canada.
The Application Process:
Meeting eligibility requirements is the first hurdle. Now, let’s navigate the application process:
Compile proof of your relationship (photos, communication records, etc.) and financial documents showcasing your ability to support your partner. Include all documents specified by IRCC.
Electronically submit your complete application package to IRCC.
IRCC may request additional information or an interview. You and your partner might need to provide biometrics (fingerprints and photographs).
Upon approval, IRCC issues a permanent resident visa for your partner to immigrate to Canada.
Why Choose Migration Associates of Canada for Your Family Sponsorship Journey?
The Family Sponsorship process can be complex, filled with paperwork and potential delays. We understand the emotional importance of reuniting with your loved one, and that’s why Migration Associates of Canada is here to simplify the journey for you.
Our team has extensive experience in navigating Family Sponsorship applications, ensuring you meet all eligibility requirements and submit a strong application package that increases your chances of success.
We meticulously evaluate your situation to confirm you meet all sponsorship criteria.
Our guidance ensures a comprehensive and error-free application.
We assist with gathering and organizing all required documentation.
We act as your liaison with IRCC, ensuring clear communication throughout the process.
We can also help in exploring alternative immigration pathways within the Family Sponsorships program with low CRS requirements to help you reunite with your spouse or common-law partner in Canada
