【INLAND】 Spousal Sponsorship *2022*

[Konan1982]

Have you been connected to IRCC call centre lately? Almost 20 I can’t get hold an agent

what do you mean by almost 20?

 

[Konan1982]

March 2022
Hi all,
I submitted an inland application online for my husband on 11 march 2022 through a consultant.
Will be updating my progress if I get any update.

did you do paper-based or online?
We did paper based

 

[jumbomiss]

Upon checking tracker and social media, inland applicants who submitted last year in Dec even got portal inviation or COPR......
2022 people, any updates so far?

 

[Konan1982]

Upon checking tracker and social media, inland applicants who submitted last year in Dec even got portal inviation or COPR......
2022 people, any updates so far?

I am still waiting for my pre-AOR and then AOR.

 

[pritpalkaur95]

did you do paper-based or online?
We did paper based

Hi, We sent it online.

 

[jumbomiss]

I am still waiting for my pre-AOR and then AOR.

A lot cases I do see people wait for a long time but skip the XFN part, get AOR directly. All the best!

 

[Konan1982]

A lot cases I do see people wait for a long time but skip the XFN part, get AOR directly. All the best!

what is XFN part?

 

[jumbomiss]

what is XFN part?

For paper-based, sometimes you will receive a temporary file number first, and then get the AOR with file number later.
It's YMMV, not everyone will get that temporary number

 

[vang2022]

Hey everyone, I've received the temporary AOR (submission confirmation) yesterday. It's a small step, but it's something.

Hey! may I ask when did you submit? and whether you mailed it or did it online?

 

[vang2022]

I submitted and paid all the fees on March 7, 2022. Got an email the same day from PR Portal saying the application has been successfully submitted. As an American I wont need medical or biometrics. so now we are waiting for pre-AOR and then AOR

 

[fashiontart]

I submitted and paid all the fees on March 7, 2022. Got an email the same day from PR Portal saying the application has been successfully submitted. As an American I wont need medical or biometrics. so now we are waiting for pre-AOR and then AOR

As an American, you absolutely will need biometrics and medical. (My husband is American, we just did both of those in March). I believe it's a temporary resident visa you don't need the medical or bio for. But yes, definitely prepare yourself to do both. It's a common misconception.

 

[vang2022]

As an American, you absolutely will need biometrics and medical. (My husband is American, we just did both of those in March). I believe it's a temporary resident visa you don't need the medical or bio for. But yes, definitely prepare yourself to do both. It's a common misconception.

You are so correct! I looked it up this morning, thank you for letting me know.

 

[Jhonty]

Hello, I am new to this thread. Can we please have some updates on completed inland application timelines?

How long is it taking to process? And what are the timeline breakdowns in stages?

 

[SunnyBond]

@pritpalkaur95 I am not able to find link to start for online portal based application for inland, can you please share start link from where to start? Also, any idea how to do OWP with that?

 

[vang2022]

@pritpalkaur95 I am not able to find link to start for online portal based application for inland, can you please share start link from where to start? Also, any idea how to do OWP with that?

https://prson-srpel.apps.cic.gc.ca

you need to create an account, then go to "Application for permanent residence" and select start a new application