How to ensure that spouses immigrate to Canada?

The guarantor must meet the following conditions: (1) You must be a Canadian citizen or immigrant, aged18; (2) Your marriage or cohabitation must not be false; (3) You must live in Canada at the time of application; (4) Fill in and submit the guarantee and guarantee contract; (5) Although there is no statutory income requirement for the guarantor who guarantees the spouse without independent children, the application of the guarantor with cut-off income is more likely to be approved. The guarantor shall bear the following responsibilities: (1) be responsible for submitting all application forms and supplementary materials of the guarantor and the guaranteed; (2) Responsible for sponsoring the guarantor for three years. Legal Problems Frequently Encountered by Sponsored Spouses of New Immigrants (1) Spouse immigrant applicants can choose to apply in Canada or abroad. Applications in China have to go through two stages. First, you must apply for humanitarian approval, and then ensure the application of the immigrants themselves. Usually, domestic applications may take longer; (2) There is no need to apply for humanitarian approval for overseas applications, and all materials are prepared by the guarantor and submitted to the Mississauga Trial Center of the Immigration Department; (3) The Immigration Department carefully examines the application for sponsorship for marriage or cohabitation after becoming an immigrant. On the one hand, because many China immigration consultants provide fake marriage materials, the Immigration Bureau often strictly examines the sponsorship applications of mainland immigrants. On the other hand, due to the problem of refugees and boat people in some mainland provinces, the Canadian Immigration Bureau has "special" care for the applications for sponsored immigration in these provinces. (4) If you get married or live together after becoming an immigrant, the Immigration Bureau will ask you to provide a lot of supporting materials when sponsoring your spouse to immigrate. Many rejected applications usually don't have enough supporting materials. You should collect and keep the following documents: * correspondence after love and marriage; * wedding photos; * * * * Joint house or property certificate; * * * * proof of payment of living expenses; * Neighbor's certificate; * A certificate from the other party's friend; Marriage certificate and child birth certificate, etc. (5) Non-Canadian citizens cannot guarantee their spouses to immigrate to Canada while living outside Canada.