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JULY 2020 *Outland* Spousal Sponsorship

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bobosee

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Aniavi said:
I called IRCC again today and the agent I spoke to today mentioned that my wife's file is still in central processing office, NS and it has not been transferred anywhere. weird that i get two different response.
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The same thing happened to us. On asking further, two agents on separate occasions have told us that work load is being shared among the two offices, Sydney and Mississauga.
 
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Aniavi

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bobosee said:
The same thing happened to us. On asking further, two agents on separate occasions have told us that work load is being shared among the two offices, Sydney and Mississauga.
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Did you get to know which VO your file actually went to?
 
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benswe

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Jun 15, 2020
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hi all im new here.
i want sponsor my wife and small kid and they are in india. while filling the imm1344 for my kid can i become the cosigner?? also do i can add details for financial evalution? thanks
 
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canadianexpat93

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ampd said:
Thanks all

It says we have 30 days to send in the passport, so yes hopefully CoPR soon after!
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Question, since the PA is Italian and visa exempt, what needs to be done for PPR ? Curious since my partner and the PA in our application is also European and visa exempt :) Thanks !
 
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armoured

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canadianexpat93 said:
Question, since the PA is Italian and visa exempt, what needs to be done for PPR ? Curious since my partner and the PA in our application is also European and visa exempt :) Thanks !
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Instead of submitting passport, visa exempt passport holders just submit photocopy of the tombstone page from passport and photos. Because ... they don't need a visa to be inserted into the passport.
 
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