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It would be Yes if you were examined as a non accompanying spouse when the sponsor was applying if you applied as a skill immigrant and were the principal applicant then you were not the sponsor’s non accompanying spouse. The question is about whether you applied for and were given PR, but...

Some early March applicant never got anything and received the actual AOR Friday and yesterday. My friend understanding is that they might get CERB if they applied, but if they did not qualify they might be asked to return it sometime in the future. Haven’t heard of any March applicant getting...

Sorry I misunderstood. She can go ahead with the PR application on her own. This is normally faster compared to spousal sponsorships. She can also apply under family sponsorship after you get married. If she has a TRV she can apply in Canada class (inland) and would also be eligible to apply...

To get OHIP ged have to have a job offer. I think its ok for you to employ him?

Supposedly she applies now, then you get married in February; if she hasn’t landed before you get married she’ll have to update CIC of her new marital status and you will be added to her application; if she has landed before you got married, she’ll have to sponsor you Alternatively she can wait...

In Canada it’s not a requirement to have spouse’s name on passport, and in Quebec it’s not even allowed to change name to spouse’s name.

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link to pay is https://eservices.cic.gc.ca/epay/order.do?category=10097 Then Send receipt via webform The biometrics fee reminder email has an application number

Fee was 1040 and biometrics 85=1125 if you pod no need to worry. The letter also tells you to disregard it if you paid

Correct fees

If you don’t have any dependents, and paid sponsorship fees, OWP and RPRF it should be $1375 in total. If you have 1 dependent that isn’t required to have biometrics then it will be around & 1525

Did they receive the actual biometrics request or a letter asking them to pay the biometric fee if they haven't paid?

Lots of them. There is a thread for March spousal applicants 2020, you will surely find them there; https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/march-2020-outland-spousal-sponsorship.680339/

Karibu :D

If you look at the checklist it does say that if your residence in Canada (6+ months) or Canada is where you’ve lived most of your life since the age 18, you don’t have to submit a PCC, IRCC will request one for you. So if this suits your situation you will check that box as well.

This theory might have been true before COVID. They received applications, issued temp numbers and worked on them in a few days issue AORs. But with the current situation it might not be so. The first message (I saw) saying they were given temp a number (March Outland) was sometime in May or...

Temporary numbers aren’t fake. Once they are ready to give you the actual number they just remove the X and the rest would remain the same

Edit: Other’s OWP applications have been processed without SUCH documents.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LxDFjvZn-XR9uZpGbPTORYKQf0BMquSXNw0RvmqvZNU/edit#gid=1900589295 select the month you want

On that form it’s correct. If there aren’t any dependents and you are the only applicant it’s one. When linking to GCKEY where it wants you to enter the number of people then there you include the sponsor and it becomes 2. So don’t get yourself confused and worried about that