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Decision Made under Permanent Residence Application on ECAS (no idea when it happened, last time I checked was a month ago when it was still in process). CIC is still in progress under Final Decision. BGC still shows "we are processing your background check". Eligibility is being reviewed...

You don’t need your wife’s details. Did you obtain a SIN once you landed? Did you both live in Canada? To get PR you had to show intent to return to Canada if you were working in the US. Your wife can’t send you to India you are your own person. Have you attempted to fill out a PRTD or...

Very helpful link, thanks!

Ideas for proof of intent to return here: https://britishexpats.com/wiki/Spousal_Sponsorship-Canada/FAQ_-_New_Application_Forms#Item_2:_How_do_I_prove_I_intend_to_return_to_Canada.3F

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Hi All, I have been a silent watcher here. Infact I just made an account so that I could update u guys on my application coz all of ur updates has helped me tide over my wait. I hope this update helps someone else who is waiting. 1st attempt- General Applied : 31 May Medical cleared: 18 Jun...

The medical can actually be done in Canada. Biometrics must still be done outside of Canada. Yes, she can easily get an eTA and come to Canada as a visitor while the app is processing. As long as she doesn't have more than the normal couple of bags and doesn't say she is moving to Canada, she...

Hey! Thanks for the reply. It looks like we would need an ETA which is valid for up to six months of visiting at one time. That's great, but like you said we will have to prove that she will return to Australia once those six months pass. I don't think that is in our favor as we would be...

Thank you, Hurlabrick. This information is very helpful. 2 quick questions: 1) In the event that the application takes more than the 6 months, would I be able to go to Canada as a visitor while it is still being processed? As a US citizen I can easily go to the US but would prefer to spend...

It is NOT a 'risk' - there is no 'quota' - you either meet the criteria or you don't. Not only is it possible, it is entirely do-able and completely in your hands. Do the research, complete and submit all the papers, supporting documents, proof of intent to return to Canada, fees etc. and you...

We started with that one! The Mrs went through and really dug in there. It was very helpful.

You would not be able to apply inland until you were both actually in Canada and you would have to stay in Canada for the duration of the process. You can apply for an Open Work Permit at the same time as sending in your inland pack, but you can't work in Canada until that is approved (assume 3...

You'll have no problem proving intent to return then. Main steps and stages described here: https://britishexpats.com/wiki/Spousal_Sponsorship-Canada/FAQ_-_New_Application_Forms#What_are_the_main_stages_and_steps_of_the_overall_process.3F

Lightweight! Mine ran to over 60 pages (mainly loads of standard blurb from financial advisers, but important as both confirmed my intention was to return to Canada and discussed the best way of arranging finances to deal with this aim).

Not to worry! This isn't our first go around with immigrating, just the first go around with Canada! :) Also - thought I would share, our intent to return ended up being a solid 25-30 pages! It adds up real quick!

Ah okay, I guess I misread OP. I thought they were planning on moving in a few years to Canada.

This is all about "intent", not about a specific timeline. It is clear in the OP's case that there is no "intent" to return to Canada permanently upon PR being granted. In my case, it was 10 months before we could actually move, due to settling affairs in the UK. However, the intention was to...

Yes. You should strongly state your intent to return to your home country after studies. Then only the VO will consider you as a genuine student who is coming only for studies and not consider your file as a possible illegal immigration..

Then, probably there is a backlog and you need to wait. Some people got refusal after interview but I don't know how long after interview. You can search the forum. London is just very strict and that is why it is taking so long to process application.