In this video, the speaker discusses 10 common reasons why Canadian Spousal/CommonLaw Sponsorship applications are often rejected:

1. Ineligibility of the sponsor due to various factors like age, criminal convictions, outstanding support payments, or immigration enforcement issues. There are also income requirements.
2. Ineligibility of the applicant due to criminal convictions, immigration troubles, security risks, or health problems.
3. Incomplete forms or forms with missing information, may lead to the application being sent back.
4. Use of incorrect or outdated forms, which can result in the rejection of the application.
5. Failure to sign and date forms properly, including avoiding digital signatures or using staledated forms.
6. Missing required documents, with a checklist provided for reference. Additional documents may be required based on the applicant's home country.
7. Lack of documentation to prove the genuineness and ongoing nature of the relationship, such as evidence of cohabitation.
8. Mailing the application to the wrong address based on the spouse's location.
9. Not providing certified copies and translations for documents not in English or French, along with an affidavit from the translator.
10. Misrepresentation can occur when information in the application is inaccurate, and it includes issues like a relationship of convenience or failure to disclose relevant information.
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