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According to spreadsheet only few credit cards have been charged on Jan 13. It seems to me there is a kind of break in CIC's work today.

:o lol... it doesn't help :'(. It looks like those guys can type but (unfortunately) are not able to read. Like monkeys and type writing machine :D.

and again GUYS PLEASE!!!

+1 PLEASE SHOW SOME RESPECT TO OTHER MEMBERS!

Congrats!

It's all up to a border officer's discretion. Officer is making a decision about the length of your stay when you are entering Canada.

I've heard about lot of cases where parents were allowed to stay for 6 months only by an officer in airport despite the fact they had the so-called supervisas in their passports. And after that 6 monhs they should go back home and then come again. And no, visiting the US-Cuba-etc doesn't count.

Text is the same as in TorStar 8)

Don't worry. The main thing is that you attached a certified check. And I think it was not necessary to attach the receipt because the receipt is normally given by bank for customer's records.

Did you attach a certified cheque to your application? Or just a receipt?

Congrats! You were going to tell us about bad things the courier was doing with envelopes, remember? :P

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14ujwMXUzGTckLlr1dkuitOOKiqpp5_bhhLDKxDe3NDg/edit?pref=2&pli=1#gid=0

People will look not at these posts but at google speadsheets with CC's charging dates.

Not UPDATE but add NEW entry, right? Because users are not able to update locked sheets.

I think that in this case an officer will ignore your receipt and charge your credit card.

If you submitted a payment form too - I think you are fine.

Hi, Pretty_18, we discussed it in this thread, just go 10-15-20 pages back )).

Yes, and I remember that at least 2 people in this topic were talking about huge cages full of envelopes :-\.

Lena, Happy New Year :)). I'm afraid that the only way to immigrate for your father-in-law is to get a divorce. As far as I remember even if a spouse is not going to accompany a principal applicant she/he still needs to have a medical exam. But I'm not sure for 100%, you better double check it.

You can find a lot of info here https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14ujwMXUzGTckLlr1dkuitOOKiqpp5_bhhLDKxDe3NDg/edit?pref=2&pli=1#gid=0 and here http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/tips-for-2016-future-pgp-applicants-t333951.1020.html