CBSA will defer using an administrative deferral to get CIC to speed your case up. That's what they mean, I believe...
Spousal Sponsorship in-land Applications 2016 timeline and updates
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So what the purpose to apply for pre risk assessment then it’s little confusing
No nothing like that . But my lawyer said that we will get almost 6 more months with this and by than I will get something on sponsor file which I filed in nov/17.
ok so now i understand what u were telling me in the other thread. And this is what i meant when I said cbsa can request ur app be processed faster. but I don't understand why a lawyer wouldn't want that. chances of being approved for PRRA are slim anyways and ur ultimate goal us to get sponsorship approval , so wouldn't speeding up application be better ? I'm only asking cuz we r in same situation and I'm trying to understand myself
Yes this is what I understood too but my lawyer wants more time he said cic is not bound to give result in 60 days
Dec 2, 2016 applicants here.
My wife received a letter that her OWP was approved on April 11, she was out of status since Nov’16.
They also sent new approved ETA even thou she did not apply for one and her old one was still valid. On ECAS there are no changed - Sponsorship is “in process”
My wife received a letter that her OWP was approved on April 11, she was out of status since Nov’16.
They also sent new approved ETA even thou she did not apply for one and her old one was still valid. On ECAS there are no changed - Sponsorship is “in process”
Nov 2016 applicant
Approved:Feb 15 2018
Landing in fredricton:feb 28 2018
PR card arrived April 9 2018
Less then 60 days but I'm happy!
Too all still in process ...keep your head and fingers cross...patience is #1 key
Hi,
I’m having a landing interview next week. Just a quick question, does my sponsor need to bring 2 photographs ?
Thank you in advance
I’m having a landing interview next week. Just a quick question, does my sponsor need to bring 2 photographs ?
Thank you in advance
Looks like I'll be having my interview soon! It's been quite a wait since November 2016, but I'm glad the moment is finally about to arrive.
One thing that occurred to me is that when I submitted my documents initially my wife was pregnant with our son. We submitted all the correct paperwork for that. When I called up CIC after his birth they said I didn't need to do anything because he was born in Canada. Is this correct? Upon reading the letter I received today it seems to suggest I should have notified CIC regarding the matter.
One thing that occurred to me is that when I submitted my documents initially my wife was pregnant with our son. We submitted all the correct paperwork for that. When I called up CIC after his birth they said I didn't need to do anything because he was born in Canada. Is this correct? Upon reading the letter I received today it seems to suggest I should have notified CIC regarding the matter.
Any child born in Canada immediately has Canadian citizenship. So, yes, it's correct. As long as they knew of the birth (it's a dependent of yours), that's all that matters. For that, an updated IMM 0008 and birth certificate is enough. If you didn't submit that, it's a bit late to worry now. Bring it with you when you land, and explain you had spoken with the call centre.