Sunday, 5 May 2019

Reasons For Spousal Sponsorship Brampton Cancellation

By Robert Russell


When an individual has been allowed to become a permanent citizen, a number of them often want to bring some of their relatives. The State accepts members such as partners, grandparents, children or parents. This act of bringing along additional members of your family is called spousal sponsorship Brampton. However, this process is not automatic. A number of factors must be fulfilled as required by State. The below paragraphs explain several reasons that would lead to denial of citizenship.

To begin with, even after acquiring citizenship, not all guarantors can invite their family members. Immigration laws require that interested guarantors should have attained 18 years and above to support a new member. Being a backer requires one to cover all forms of costs related to the sponsored individual. For this reason, supporters should be financially stable. Anyone unable to pay their debts currently cannot sponsor.

Secondly, the request will be denied if a person to be backed does not fulfill specific requirements. These requirements vary depending on the relationship between sponsors and relatives. For instance, if they are a couple, there should be proof of marriage as defined by common law or conjugal partnership. Secondly, a person who has been convicted as a criminal previously or poses a security threat cannot be accepted. Even if a resident qualifies to bring in an extra person who does not meet these requirements, their application will be nullified.

Being a citizen is not sufficient. Guarantors should show that in case a request is approved, they will host the individual. This cannot be possible if they are not living in the country or do not plan to relocate even after approval. Thus, it is best if an applicant initiates requests while residing within. If for several reasons guarantors are based outside the country and will take a while to relocate, it is best to wait until then.

Failing to write down all your family members can disqualify you. During the application process, it is a requirement to state all members of your family even if there is no intention to sponsor them currently. If a person is not mentioned, such cannot be granted citizenship. In fact, the deliberate omission can lead to a revocation of permanent residency of a guarantor.

The application process involves filling in personal details such as financial capability, marriage status or a number of family members. This information should be as accurate and consistent as possible. Omission or lying, whether accidental or deliberate may not only lead to application cancellation but the revocation of citizenship for backers. If an applicant is not sure of some details, they would better confirm with a lawyer before writing it down.

A partner in a marriage of convenience cannot be granted citizenship. Partners must show proof of having stayed together for not less than one year. Details such as wedding or honeymoon photos, shared bills or a certificate will prove a legitimate marriage. If partners have been married but for some reasons lived separately, their reason must be convincing enough.

In summary, these issues can be avoided by hiring an immigration lawyer. Through experience, attorneys can guide on what should be avoided as well as included in an application.




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