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I believe I included all forms just to be on the safe side.

November Inland applicant here who already received an OWP in May, after successfully completing a medical exam. Will there be a requirement to complete a second medical exam for the PR application, or is the first (OWP) medical result applicable to both applications?

Thank you very much for your help.

Another question... I received reference letters from friends and family confirming that our relationship is genuine, and these letters have digital signatures (ie. they're not signed by pen). Is this ok, or do I need written signatures? Thanks again.

On form imm5532 (Relationship Information and Sponsorship Evaluation) there is a question "If you are not living together, have you visited each other during your relationship?". Given that my spouse and I live together, I just wrote "N/A" and didn't provide any details about the travel visits...

I guess I'm stuck with two receipts :)

Are you also including IMM 5556 (document checklist for OWP)? If yes, can you please let me know where it says this is required? According to the sponsorship guide: If your spouse or common-law partner is living in Canada with you and is applying as a member of the Spouse or Common-Law Partner...

I ended up paying using 2 separate transactions: 1. $1,040 RPRF 2. $255 Total work permit fees

So it's not just my computer! I reported the glitch, hopefully it will get fixed soon.

Using the questionnaire option I only get "Work Permit" and "Open work permit holder" fees, as shown in the second image above ,even though I chose the option to pay the RPRF now.

Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately that link doesn't give me the option to pay for the work permit. See below: This is what I get when I use "option 1: we help you choose your fees" I guess I have to pay in 2 steps...

Thank you for your reply. It's a bit confusing, but you're you're right according to the Basic Guide (5525): "Biometric (fingerprints and photo) requirements ...If you are applying as a member of the family class and are legally in Canada when you apply, you are currently exempt from giving...

Hello, I'm new to this forum and want to firstly thank everyone for your helpful contributions to this site. I'm applying for an inland spousal sponsorship (without dependents), and I'm having a problem with paying the application fees. According to the Basic Guide, I understand that I need to...