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In this case, he applied for refugee status because of his sexuality, so yes, it does matter. He will most likely be investigated for fraud. Situations like committing fraud to get your PR is what makes it that much harder for those who do everything by the book, lawfully.

It is super clear, we didn't hire a representative but we read through everything carefully and made sure to include every bit of information they requested.

For anything that I needed more space, I simply added an Annex, and at the top I wrote my name, DOB, and what the annex was for (including form name) and put that directly behind that form.

I included wedding photos where you can sew both families attended the event. But just 2, the rest were vacations at different times of the year, and different places.

This section is for people doing spousal sponsorship, maybe find the correct section for your question.

It does sound like a weird thing to forget, right?

It's always a friend :P

Explain why you lied on your application?

Mexico, but I didn't need an interview which cut my time by a lot, the interview scheduling is what takes a long time here, I've seen people wait for months and months to get the request.

That information is right on the letter for the passport request. I think it may vary, for me I will pick up my passport at the VAC.

Judging by the flag on his avi I would say Dominican Republic?

Visa Office

Just going by their policy on visas, they don't issue them longer than the validity of the passport, so I would suggest getting a new passport before submitting it.

I received AOR2 as a letter on my GCKey account, and my husband who is the sponsor received an email as well.

I've received my passport request letter! It seems things are rolling for August 2019 applicants.

I received a letter

I had heard they stopped processing them sometime at the end of last year and re-started in January, it seems unfair for family reunification cases.

This extra step makes an already stressful process even more so! I am so glad my husband doesn't live in Quebec.

It's on ECAS, it just says Applicant Permanent Residence Application Status XXXXXXXXXXXXXX Decision Made

Question: in ECAS it says Decision Made, but everywhere else all the information is the same as it was before. It still "in progress" for eligibility check and background check. I'm a little confused.