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You could also try getting it done online. I know the translater we used in Toronto would take submissions online. Unforunately, I don't remember her contact information.

There is a forum dedicated to Mexico applicants. But the quick answer to your question is you have to do the medical before you submit the application. You will get a receipt that is included with the application that CIC will match with the results. The Dr will forward the results to CIC.

The BYID card is govt issued photo ID which is what is needed. I was looking at getting one but I would have to surrender my drivers licence to get it so I decided not to get it.

Congratulations, Dave!!!! That is awesome!!!!! And good timeline too... what, seven months for step 2? Did you have to do ARC, interview, or anything else that slowed things down? It looks like they made you do the meds again... Thanks bttmntl. There was nothiing special on CIC side that...

Today we got our PPR. I am so happy I could have run down to Mexico City to hand my wifes passport in myself. It an interesting journey. Hopefully by this time next week we should have my wifes passport back. We are going to be doing a flag pole landing shortly after that in Niagara falls. I...

There is a spreadsheet for Mexico. It has been a while since I have seen it though, maybe 3 months. I don't know if the people who made it is still hosting it though.

Soon it will be your time. I am still waiting my wife and my time line are almost the same as Itscozey. We sent our police reports in late October and still nothing. We were told about 2 months from then give or take by our lawyer. Don't get discourage yet.

Where are you wife and newly born child? Do they have PR and health cards? If the answers to these are no and not in Ontario then OHIP can't do anything for you unfortunately. If your child was born in Canada then s/he can get a health card immediately.

You're welcome to leave at anytime.

It doesn't matter that you are married. You still needed to apply for a visa extension to stay in Canada. You could try requesting to have your status reinstated but I think that it will be in vein. It appears that you need to leave and wait for CIC to process your PR visa.

It means that they opened the envelope with your application and someone started to look at it.

We used an immigration lawyer and I think that it has been a big help. For us it has been a voice of reason and been very reassuing for my wife. While they don't speed up the case per se, I think it does help because they know what CIC is looking for and they can advise accordingly to have...

I would request a year. We requested 6 months and got it. Also it took them like 2 months to process the visitor visa renewal. As long as it is submitted you have the receipt you will be fine.

I would try reposting this in one of the economic class forums. You might get a better answer for more knowledgeable persons.

It is not a problem. Same thing happened with my wife and our lawyer said it isn't an issue.

You do not need to show an income level. You need to show how you can support your spouse.

As for the military when I was applying years ago I remember that you had to be a Canadian Citizen to join the regular force. Your spouse may be able to join the reserves if I am not mistaken. A quick look at the Canadian Forces website should answer your questions.

What might help the most would be if your boyfriend were to add you onto the deed of the house. That would be serious proof. That is what my wifwe and I have done for our sponsership. It would show a serious financial commitment to one another.

Might be because CIC is updating the website.

I was just on the CIC website and I noticed that it is totally different. Anyone have any opinions on it. I am just looking it over now.