<p>You might be in a situation where you are a Canadian citizen living outside of Canada and wish to
<b>sponsor your spouse as a permanent resident</b>. In order to do this, you must show that you have the intention to return and stay in Canada.</p>
<p>You may also wish to know what sorts of documentations should be offered as a part of your application in order to prove your intentions. There are various forms of evidence that could assist you with this as long as your intentions are genuine.</p>
<p>As there are no real documentations list for you to follow, anything you can come up with that might show a visa officer of your intent would be beneficial. This may include, </p>
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<li>a job offer for your upcoming return</li>
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<li>or any positions you may have applied to</li>
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<li>emails between you and your family or friends discussing your return</li>
<li>notarized letters from family members specifying your intention to return home</li>
<li>any assets you might have in Canada </li>
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<li>a home or bank accounts</li>
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<li>accommodations (show your lease agreement)</li>
<li>any plans you have to establish yourself in Canada again</li>
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<li>what plans you have for the future </li>
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<p>Though you may know what your intentions are, you still have to give enough evidence to show this to a visa officer. It is important to remember that a visa officer does not know you and so you should always focus on what it is you wish to establish, how you can establish this, and then produce the documents to connect everything together.</p>
<p>Although the process may seem straightforward, it is the little issues that affect the outcome of your application. At Akrami & Associates, you will find that, with the aid of our experienced legal professionals, the application process does not need to be laborious as we will be with you every step of the way. </p>
