I have been in IP2 since 26 Sept...I have read on this forum that some got their PPR after a few days in IP2 and how others wait for months...so I'm not sure if this whole IP1 and 2 thing is an indicator of how much time is left to PPR.
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If all goes according to my plans and I do actually get the PPR within 6 months I will land in Toronto late Feb/ early March. And a whole new story Will befinner...
For me its been exactly 4 weeks now since I moved to the IP2 with my background check saying its processing.
I think you are doing it wrong somewhere dear.. ATI is completely different ..
Read and follow my instructions carefully.
*You can either go thru the following and do it all by yourself step by step from scratch.
OR
OR
Step by step method to PAY RPRF (if not paid initially)
1)Go to the website: https://eservices.cic.gc.ca/epay/welcome.do?lang=en
2) At the bottom of this page click “Continue” inorder to proceed
3)You will reach Online payment page. Now on your screen, you will now get to see the below
Please select the required services.
- Citizenship
- Immigration
- Access to Information (ATI)
5) It will take you to the next page and now you will get to see the following contents on your screen
Permanent residence
- Atlantic immigration pilot
- Caregivers
- Express Entry
- Family sponsorship
- Humanitarian and compassionate
- Permanent resident documents
- Permanent resident card
- Permanent resident travel document
- Permit holder Class
- Protected person
- Provincial nominee
- Quebec business immigration
- Quebec-selected skilled worker
- Right of permanent residence fee
- Self-employed people
- Start-up visa
7) It will take you to the next page, where you will now get to see a table with the following headings - Fee Quantity Price
8) Under 'Quantity', you need to put in the no. Of people you paying for.
9) The page will then notify you 'this is not a reciept' and below that you will get options ' Log in and pay, Make a change '.
10) Click on Log in and pay.
11) You will now be directed to 'online services' page, if you hadnt registered with online services earlier then you need to click on the 'register' option which is given directly above Email address (the space where you are expected to put in Email adress details once you have created your online services account.) and complete with your registeration.
12) Proceed to pay your fees by agreeing to the terms and conditions, then proceed ahead by following the instructions to pay as directed with a credit card.
13) Once the payment process is complete, the website will display your official receipt in PDF format.
14) Download this pdf reciept then upload the pdf reciept into your EAPR ( by logging into your cic account )and transmit it. Ensure that you compelete this process.
Note-: Rprf per candidate is 490 cad.
Pls feel free to ask any more queries, glad to help out.. let me know once you are thru with this. Cheers and all the best!!
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That link doesn't have RPRF only. I will try again. You can't pay without setting up an account, you can't pay via your eAPR platform either.
Anyway, how do I pay for two adults? I have two upload placeholders on my eAPR account.
Do I pay once... $980CA and upload the receipt twice or pay twice.. 490CAD and upload separately?
Try following my steps again carefully, it is not possible that you cant get the rprf option. I aint sure about the kinda account you are emphasising about. You will be instructed to log into your online services account to pay at STEP NO. 10.
U can pay 980 cad at once. i dont think that there would be a problem even if you split the payment into 2 either
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Lol I told him but he came back at me talking about I don't know what I'm saying lol.
I think I will split the payments . If I don't create an account, what then do I login with? It is not eAPR login parameters. RPRF only row wasn't on, the last time I checked.
I will update you and others. Thanks.
You enter the number 2 in the column for Quantity then click submit. It will recalculate your total to $980 then you select Pay....it should take you to where you enter your card details.
Basically pay once for two people and upload the same pdf receipt in the two place holders provided. CIC is not dumb. They know what their interface looks like so no need doing two separate transactions on your card. Doesn't make sense. Plus GTB will charge you twice.
Now he is at the borderline: Rejection and he petitions or they send him one more ADR.
You need to create account on the online payment site. It's different from your eAPR login details. You can't pay without creating an account on the online payment site.
I must be the only one that got one placeholder in the PA section for the RPRF. Accompanying spouse had no place holder. Didn't know CIC provides two placeholders. But the request letter said pay fee for PA of $490, and also for spouse or common law partner (if applicable).
Maybe @ EE456 got the wording wrong? I dunno but a snapshot of your request letter might help. I've heard of just one spouse getting Pcc request. But that is understandable because they might have RCMP run checks on one person and have admin difficulty on the spouse. So they move that responsibility to the applicant to get the pcc themselves. It doesn't equal RPRF. Where you clearly won't be issued a visa without paying for it. And no way will they grant one spouse visa and deny the other spouse. It's a family unit. If one person is inadmissible, the whole application gets refused. Except y'all get divorced or widowed.
Maybe @ EE456 got the wording wrong? I dunno but a snapshot of your request letter might help. I've heard of just one spouse getting Pcc request. But that is understandable because they might have RCMP run checks on one person and have admin difficulty on the spouse. So they move that responsibility to the applicant to get the pcc themselves. It doesn't equal RPRF. Where you clearly won't be issued a visa without paying for it. And no way will they grant one spouse visa and deny the other spouse. It's a family unit. If one person is inadmissible, the whole application gets refused. Except y'all get divorced or widowed.