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    Sponsorship: Who's Eligible & How to Apply
    Sponsorship: Who's Eligible & How to Apply
    Sponsorship: Who's Eligible & How to Apply
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    Sponsorship: Who's Eligible & How to Apply

    By Relydence Immigration & Investment

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    Sponsorship: Who's Eligible & How to Apply is a concise but detailed resource for individuals looking to learn more about Sponsorship applications inside and outside of Canada. The book will discuss about what Sponsorship is, who can you sponsor or be sponsored by, fees/procedures/required documents for Sponsorship & Spousal Open Work Permit applications, and more. 

    The sections include: 

    • What Sponsorship is. 
    • Spousal Open Work Permit. 
    • Fees & Procedures of Sponsorship & Spousal Open Work Permit applications. 
    • Document Requirements of Sponsorship & Spousal Open Work Permit applications. 
    • Things to Watch Out for. 

    If you are looking to apply for Sponsorship application, or are simply interested to learn more about them, then this book will explain to you everything that you need to know before you get started.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRelydence Immigration & Investment
    Release dateOct 1, 2020
    ISBN9781393424000
    Sponsorship: Who's Eligible & How to Apply

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      Sponsorship - Relydence Immigration & Investment

      WHAT IS SPONSORSHIP?

      Sponsorship is a type of immigration application that enables an eligible person to sponsor their spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner, dependent children, adopted children, grandchildren, parents, grandparents, and relatives.

      If the application is successful, then the sponsored people officially become permanent residents, and thus they are allowed to freely live, study, and work in Canada.

      Numerous people inquire about sponsorship as it enables an eligible person to sponsor their family members to Canada. For example, a spouse of a sponsor can become a permanent resident in approximately 12 to 18 months after the sponsorship application submission. If the sponsored spouse is in Canada, then he/she is eligible to apply for a spousal open work permit (SOWP) to legally work in Canada while waiting for his/her

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