I don't think you have to send it by mail the emailed reply should be enough
INLAND AUGUST 2018 APPLICANTS - JOIN HERE
- Thread starter Deh_avilla
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Hey guys
I RECEIVED LANDING INTERVIEW TODAY. BELOW IS MY TIMELINE
AOR - August 23
Medical passed - December 28
SA approval - March 11
Principal applicant processing - February 9
Request for additional documents:
- Personal history: 2004/10 to 2007/12
- Address: 2004/10 to 2009/06
- Additional proof of cohabitation
- Additionally, they asked for fingerprints and police certificates from countries I lived for more than 6 months.
I submitted the first three documents on July 8, and I received an AIP letter on July 9.
I submitted police certificates and fingerprints on July 31
Decision Made on August 2
Landing Interview on August 7
Scheduled for August 14.
I RECEIVED LANDING INTERVIEW TODAY. BELOW IS MY TIMELINE
AOR - August 23
Medical passed - December 28
SA approval - March 11
Principal applicant processing - February 9
Request for additional documents:
- Personal history: 2004/10 to 2007/12
- Address: 2004/10 to 2009/06
- Additional proof of cohabitation
- Additionally, they asked for fingerprints and police certificates from countries I lived for more than 6 months.
I submitted the first three documents on July 8, and I received an AIP letter on July 9.
I submitted police certificates and fingerprints on July 31
Decision Made on August 2
Landing Interview on August 7
Scheduled for August 14.
That is FANTASTIC! I'm so
for you! Question: Did they ask for all of those things at the same time? and Did they ask because you weren't clear on your personal history and addresses when you first sent in your app? Thank you for your time in answering.
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Sorry, I am just seeing this. Yes, they asked for all those at the same time. I submitted the additional proof of cohabitation and the remaining personal history first. They sent me AIP a day after I submitted those and then the Landing interview letter was sent to me after I submitted the police certificates and the fingerprints. Also, I did submit personal history and addresses of places I lived for the past 10 years as part of my initial application document, but they asked me to add the remaining number of years after I turned 18 until 2009.
Today is one year since they received my documents. I called them and after a long waiting time, they told me that the background check may take up to 32 months in some cases and they can not tell how long it going to be.
32 MONTHS???????????????????????? That doesn't make sense! Are you an 2018 applicant??
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh myyyyyyyyyyyyy goodness! I just got DM!!!!!! If it is bad will I get a letter pretty quick to let me know???? (naturally I think negatively)
I sent them my RCMP prints and they received them on Thursday. My status changed this morning to DM.
I sent them my RCMP prints and they received them on Thursday. My status changed this morning to DM.
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Congrats Cindy!
If they haven't previously sent you a procedural fairness letter asking for additional relationship proof (e.g. cohabitation proof) then DM is 100% a positive sign. You have nothing to worry about here