Mexico

[Jalisse]

Hello everyone,

My husband sent an email to the Embassy of Canada in Mexico MXICOIMMIGRATION@international.gc.ca

They reply saying that my application still in process and they will contact us in case they require additional information or documents.
how many of you received this type of answer?.

Hugs,

I have the two times i sent an email. Once end of May and second time two days ago. I wanted to request GCMs notes but my lawyer said absolutely NOT. Notes should only be requested if there is a problem with application or you were denied. Or else you create red flags. So I'm stuck with that generic email that doesn't say anything!

 

[starnaenae]

I have the two times i sent an email. Once end of May and second time two days ago. I wanted to request GCMs notes but my lawyer said absolutely NOT. Notes should only be requested if there is a problem with application or you were denied. Or else you create red flags. So I'm stuck with that generic email that doesn't say anything!

You can do as you wish. You dont need your lawyer to order notes. You need the pa signature on the form and yours. If you want to do it go for it

 

[majesty]

I have the two times i sent an email. Once end of May and second time two days ago. I wanted to request GCMs notes but my lawyer said absolutely NOT. Notes should only be requested if there is a problem with application or you were denied. Or else you create red flags. So I'm stuck with that generic email that doesn't say anything!

I don't think ordering GCMS notes will create red flags. They are handled by a department separate from the VO. I also think you should go for it. As this VO is so slow about getting anything done, ordering notes is a way of finding out information about what stage they are at with your app and helps you keep some sense of sanity through this process.

 

[starnaenae]

A dominican applicant from sept 2016 got their ppr yesterday. For those of us waiting, stay strong!!!

 

[KloveG]

A dominican applicant from sept 2016 got their ppr yesterday. For those of us waiting, stay strong!!!

Exciting news! I love it

 

[starnaenae]

Exciting news! I love it

Exactly why i share it!!!! We too often focus on the negative and forget that so much positive is happening around us

 

[KloveG]

Exactly why i share it!!!! We too often focus on the negative and forget that so much positive is happening around us

For sure. I love hearing the good news. We do forget and get caught up in the negative.
There must be a group for Dominican applicants?

 

[starnaenae]

For sure. I love hearing the good news. We do forget and get caught up in the negative.
There must be a group for Dominican applicants?

Facebook pages

 

[jmsd2017]

Facebook pages

do you mind sharing?

 

[starnaenae]

do you mind sharing?

I believe its called dominicano spouses

 

[calvinw06]

Hi guys, I'm filling in my spousal sponsorship application. I was told that my wife needs to get her birth certificate and her family member birth certificate all translated and certified/ notarised in her country(Venezuela). I'm only sponsoring my wife and not her family. So is the rest of the family documents even needed? My wife's siblings all don't live in the same city. And that would be a hassle to get the actual copy of the document just to do the legal stuff. Hope this make sense let me know thanks.

 

[Mari_8]

Hi guys, I'm filling in my spousal sponsorship application. I was told that my wife needs to get her birth certificate and her family member birth certificate all translated and certified/ notarised in her country(Venezuela). I'm only sponsoring my wife and not her family. So is the rest of the family documents even needed? My wife's siblings all don't live in the same city. And that would be a hassle to get the actual copy of the document just to do the legal stuff. Hope this make sense let me know thanks.

Only the documents of his wife !

 

[KloveG]

Hi guys, I'm filling in my spousal sponsorship application. I was told that my wife needs to get her birth certificate and her family member birth certificate all translated and certified/ notarised in her country(Venezuela). I'm only sponsoring my wife and not her family. So is the rest of the family documents even needed? My wife's siblings all don't live in the same city. And that would be a hassle to get the actual copy of the document just to do the legal stuff. Hope this make sense let me know thanks.

I found this very confusing as well when I first started the papers. You only need the documents for your spouse, and if you were also sponsoring children etc.

 

[GYN]

My God!!!! we got news but not good . . .

eligibility for XXX pendng;

medical has been extended to July 31, 2018;

background check has not been done.


The Program Officer indicated the file should be reviewed again in October, therefore, if you have not received further communication from IRCC/CIC by approximately mid-October, please contact us again.

we sent the application OCt 14th.

 

[starnaenae]

My God!!!! we got news but not good . . .

eligibility for XXX pendng;

medical has been extended to July 31, 2018;

background check has not been done.


The Program Officer indicated the file should be reviewed again in October, therefore, if you have not received further communication from IRCC/CIC by approximately mid-October, please contact us again.

we sent the application OCt 14th.

Did you email them or is that from your notes?