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If you have the extra cash I highly recommend hiring a lawyer to help your case. My conjugal sponsorship was approved and the officer never asked me to leave Canada to go live with my partner to become common law. Good luck

P.S I strongly recommend you read the definition of conjugal relationship on the IRCC website. Yes it's a tricky one but you must understand it before you waste your time and money on the wrong application.

If your marriage is (legal) and recognized in the country you married then canada will recognize it as a genuine marriage thus allowing you guys to apply under spousal sponsorship. Completely irrelevant if Philippines will recognize it. Your applying to Canada not Philippines.

If you two are married you do not qualify for conjugal sponsorship.

Biometrics r done b4 PPR

When u submit your passport you can choose to pick it up when its ready or have it mailed to u

Do yourself a favor and dont compare your application to other ones it will drive u crazy.

If u have time call your airline in advance and explain the situation. They may change it for you free of charge given the circumstances. It definitely wont hurt to ask. That way you'll have a peace of mind

Well hes got a TRV for canada so probably easier to become common law in Canada

U should withdraw your application and resubmit a common law sponsorship after 12 months

Approximately a week or 2 but there have been cases where it took longer.

Took us approximately 3 months from pre-arrival to PPR. Having said that every case is different. Nothing to worry about just be patient. Could come tomorrow or a few months.

Tres bien!

Hope u speak French :)

Once a decision has been made you cannot withdraw the application.

Did u call your cc company?

U cannot "cancel" her PR. She is here for good. Unfortunately u are stuck in a 3 year sponsorship so hope she doesn't go on any social assistance cause u r on the hook to pay it back. Sorry your situation turned out that way.

It wont hurt to contact your MP. Worst case is theyll tell u to wait the 12 months. I contacted mine at the 10th month mark and they were more then happy to call IRCC for me. Order gcms notes. They re your best option

The 78% is based on the average processing time of 12 months from the date of your application. In your case March 2019. Hopefully the PA's background check is completed and you should receive PPR soon. If the background checks are still in progress it could be weeks or months still.

Only problem is the OP will have to find a direct non-stop flight and pray the flight doesnt divert to a foreign country :)