Hi, to answer your first question, it is generally advisable to apply pr as a married couple. Because ICA is usually interested in granting pr or sgc to young couples. It will be a positive if they have children too. Since your girlfriend is a PR and you both are of preferred race, the change of getting you pr is more when you apply together after marriage under her sponsor (just my opinion) than applying as a single. I am not saying you will not get pr when you apply as a single now, but the chances, in general, is low compared to applying as a family, i.e., after marriage.
I left out the details thinking it wasn't important. My SC father wasn't my biological father. As to why I didn't apply for PR, I wasn't sure where I want to be at, considering my father passed on quite sometime ago and my mom is a single mom, until I met my SO.MOCHS wrote: ↑Mon, 18 Mar 2024 3:30 pmThe reason I didn’t answer the question because you have two very glaring problems which are:
1. Your dad is SC, you could have been SC at birth, why weren’t you?
2. Your mum was PR (assume when you were born) and it’s stipulated in the TnC of PR that any male child of a first gen PR needs to serve NS. Of course serving is important… and I assume you didn’t serve?
If both parents were SC-PR when you were born, the chances of you getting PR is frankly, low because it looks like you were evading NS. I am surprised you got EP in the first place.
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