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I realise now I made a mistake in the test invite date. It should be Mar-14, not Mar-4. Please correct this in the tracker as well. I took the test today Mar-18

Took the test Today. Timeline: Received AOR on Aug-5 Application submission Date :- 2022-7-29 Application type (paper based/ Online) :- Online City:-Ottawa Days in Canada:- 1130 AOR:- Aug-5 CPC: Sydney BG completed: Dec-13 Test Invite: Mar-14 Test taken: Mar-18

Got the test invite. Timeline: Received AOR on Aug-5 Application submission Date :- 2022-7-29 Application type (paper based/ Online) :- Online City:-Ottawa Days in Canada:- 1130 AOR:- Aug-5 CPC: Sydney BG completed: Dec-13 Test Invite: Mar-4

Many people, including me, in the same boat.

UPDATE: Dec-16: BG marked completed with date Dec-13

GU: Dec-13 CPC: Sydney

Received AOR on Aug-5 Application submission Date :- 2022-7-29 Application type (paper based/ Online) :- Online City:-Ottawa Days in Canada:- 1130 AOR:- Aug-5

Application submission Date :- 2022-7-29 Application type (paper based/ Online) :- Online City:-Ottawa Days in Canada:- 1130 AOR:- Not yet

Hi All, I had applied for parents' Super Visa in April and completed Biometrics in August. No update since then even after raising webform citing family unification. I am thinking of re-applyin on new portal. My question is about the fees. Will the fees of the earlier application be refunded?

Thank You! I was able to link my Spouse's PR card application with my (sponsor) CIC account. I had to enter the "place of birth" exactly as it is in the passport and not as it is in the CoPR. The CoPR only has the CITY, and passport has CITY,STATE.

Yes, I did. But they wanted to know about my experience with the FSW-Express Entry application, which I had filed in Dec-2018, and not about the Spousal application.

Thank you for confirming. Can you please post the links to those threads, for me as well as others who might find this thread? I found a thread in the Express Entry section but not in the Family Class section.

Creating a thread for discussing spouses with COPR who want to come to Canada during the Covid travel restrictions. When I look at the below order, it says immediate relatives of citizens and PR holders can enter Canada. I think it also applies to spouses who have received COPR and want to...

Yes, no doubt we got lucky there.

Thank you, timeline here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Gm315tmNKWoywb7PwZBiE67fUmznYQrNhYVWXPXXJBw/edit#gid=1344700066

COPR received today March 19. Full timeline in tracker. Of course now another wait begins for the travel restrictions to end. Hoping everyone's spouse will be ready with COPR by the time they lift the restrictions.

Yes, but the notes are very brief. Say whether requirement met, not started or review needed, and if review needed why. Also the info will be outdated by about 3 weeks by the time you get it.

Yes just PA. The form is imm5744e. Representative's info in section 1, no signature needed. PA info and signature in section 2. I found all this by googling when I requested gcms. Note, PA can download the form, enter all details in section 1 and 2, sign, and send a scanned copy to you for...

Yes consent form with PA's signature needed since you are not PA. If PA is living in Canada then they themselves can apply, no consent form needed. No other attachment needed.

The gcms note has the officers' comments on eligibility, security, relationship etc. If there has been no update on your file for over a month, it can help you understand why. It has lots of pages but the useful info, which is the officers' notes, is towards the very end. One thing to note is...