Yes IRCC does not require you to sign up for the services, though it is probably in your best interest to do so.
Not sure what's wrong with the link, but here is the list of IRCC-approved pre-arrival services that you can sign up for:
Not sure what's wrong with the link, but here is the list of IRCC-approved pre-arrival services that you can sign up for:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/newcomers/before-services.asp
And like the letter said, you can sign up for as many as you want. The more information, the better, so that you arrive ready and well prepared. If you are moving to Manitoba by any chance, I would be glad to help
are they going to email us the PPR?Not sure what's wrong with the link, but here is the list of IRCC-approved pre-arrival services that you can sign up for:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/newcomers/before-services.asp
And like the letter said, you can sign up for as many as you want. The more information, the better, so that you arrive ready and well prepared. If you are moving to Manitoba by any chance, I would be glad to help
I can't answer that, some people get it after a week and some have waited even 3 months. It looks like the median is 1 month. To which province are you immigrating? Which is your VO?
Oh boy. I'm really sorry to hear that. Well, I'll share with you our story in summary. The immigration can be extremely strict with this one. I married my wife from overseas and what we did was provided photos of different places we went to (you are permitted to submit a maximum of 20 photos), pictures of our wedding with both sides of our families, provided our facebook chat history together that went back to the first time we started to communicate (you're permitted to submit only a maximum of 10 pages and we provided 2 1/2 years of communication, summarized). You can provide letters to each other or greeting cards as well, just something to prove to the visa officer how you genuinely connected. My wife wrote on a separate cover letter explaining that our communications through facebook messenger exceeded over 10,000 pages plus facetime conversations to save on the long distance charges calling and an offer if they would like to have the full transcript we would be glad to provide it. I also provided photocopies of my entry/exit passport stamps, used airline boarding passes, and all original marriage documentation from vital statistics. It cost a lot more money to pay for getting the original documents but that's the best way to present them. On the relationship form for the principal applicant, my wife wrote in chapter and verse full details like a small book of how our relationship was established, explained to them who had public knowledge of our relationship such as our parents and facebook relationship status. I'm not too sure about your situation but this is what we both did and so far, we've had nothing come back to have us questioned.
I am so sorry to hear that. Did you supply notarized letters by your friends and family? I submitted one for a friend, as did a few more friends and family, and they also submitted pictures of their wedding, evidence of their relationship (photos, Facebook conversations, etc), and in her case it worked. They are the cheesiest couple I've met, so I'm sure they were able to submit tons of evidence of their relationship.
We did everything my dear, from friends to families and pastor's but still we were refused
Well I hope your appeal will work out and be able to reunite with your husband. Just pray everything will work out.
