****MARCH 2018***** INLAND SPOUSAL SPONSORSHIP INSIDE OF CANADA
- Thread starter E.R.Z784
- Start date
March 8 - Application received
April 4 - AOR received by sponsor
June 27 - OWP received
Aug 30 - Medical Exams requested
Sep 28 - Medical exams received
Feb 5 - Principal applicant received letter of eligibility approval
Feb 7 - Sponsor approved
Feb 15 - DM letter received
Current status: waiting for interview to be scheduled
I am from South America
Same here. Received PR eligibility letter Jan 25, and SA Jan 30th. Nothing since.
I heard from my rep that additional documents will be viewed after the deadline (30 days).
Same here..
March 20th,
SA + DM January 23th
Additional documents requested
This is very logical, but the deadline ( 30 days )
Ended on 17/02/2019. !!!!
March 20th,
SA + DM January 23th
Additional documents requested
This is very logical, but the deadline ( 30 days )
Ended on 17/02/2019. !!!!
There is another person in the march whatsup group waiting for landing interview from vancouver as well. There was another person on the facebook group who (march app), got fed up with Vancouver office not giving her a landing interview date in which she sent an e-mail advising the long wait time and promptly received an e-mail with a date. that maybe your next option...
facebook: Canada Spousal Sponsorship Support Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/inlandsponsorship/?fref=nf
Thought I would share my situation incase someone else is dealing with something similar:
My partner and I applied for sponsorship in March, 2018. Everything went well until January 2019. We were expecting a DM to come through but instead CIC have asked for more information to prove we were living together for a one year period prior to applying, and that they don't think we currently meet the requirements to be considered common-law in Canada. Their language implied that I most likely won't be able to immigrate to Canada unless we can supply more evidence.
Our challenge is we were living with my Canadian partner's parents during the year before we applied. So we didn't have a joint lease or bills. We did have bank accounts and many other documents and also originally supplied a letter from her mother stating we lived on the property throughout that period.
Originally that letter from her mother was not notarized so we had a new letter from her notarized as well as several other letters from government bodies that were in communication with us both from that address. We also found more evidence from that period in the form of invoices and contract agreements.
My partner and I also moved into an apartment together after we applied and presented new evidence that we now have our own lease and bills. We are also now engaged so presented evidence of that as well as a date for our wedding and evidence we had booked a venue and our families were traveling to the wedding.
My questions is:
Has anyone had experience when notarizing a letter from the home owner you were living with has made an impact?
And has showing continued evidence of cohabitation and a committed relationship after your application date had any affect on the outcome of an application?
We supplied a lot of new evidence but am wondering what other peoples experience has been when CIC request additional information and whether evidence that I have documented above impacts their decision making process?
Thanks for your time. Good luck all!
My partner and I applied for sponsorship in March, 2018. Everything went well until January 2019. We were expecting a DM to come through but instead CIC have asked for more information to prove we were living together for a one year period prior to applying, and that they don't think we currently meet the requirements to be considered common-law in Canada. Their language implied that I most likely won't be able to immigrate to Canada unless we can supply more evidence.
Our challenge is we were living with my Canadian partner's parents during the year before we applied. So we didn't have a joint lease or bills. We did have bank accounts and many other documents and also originally supplied a letter from her mother stating we lived on the property throughout that period.
Originally that letter from her mother was not notarized so we had a new letter from her notarized as well as several other letters from government bodies that were in communication with us both from that address. We also found more evidence from that period in the form of invoices and contract agreements.
My partner and I also moved into an apartment together after we applied and presented new evidence that we now have our own lease and bills. We are also now engaged so presented evidence of that as well as a date for our wedding and evidence we had booked a venue and our families were traveling to the wedding.
My questions is:
Has anyone had experience when notarizing a letter from the home owner you were living with has made an impact?
And has showing continued evidence of cohabitation and a committed relationship after your application date had any affect on the outcome of an application?
We supplied a lot of new evidence but am wondering what other peoples experience has been when CIC request additional information and whether evidence that I have documented above impacts their decision making process?
Thanks for your time. Good luck all!
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