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Everyone submits the entire package (sponsorship and PR app) to Mississauga. The VO is the office that will be processing the PR part of the application. The visa office that you choose is your country of residence, or the country you are in that you have been legally admitted to for a period...

The following threads all have Phillipino members posting in them. http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/spouse-family-class-timeline-manila-visa-office-philippines-t40680.0.html;msg472823#new...

you only have a client number if you have been in the immigration process before taking the medical. We did not have one when we took the medical as this was the first time that we had submitted any applications to immigration.

I am not sure if you are asking this because your spouse is in the US and will have to give up their job to move back to Cda? I am the Cdn spouse and I provided the letter of employment from my job just as the checklist requested. Your spouse should fill out the application using the current...

Ahhh... A quick search online turned up this information http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/wait/wait_4638.html Try reading through some of this. Looks like a travel visa might take about a month

Every country specific document checklist form in the Family Class - Spousal lists proof of the medical as something that needs to be sent in with the initial application. From the country specific document checklist... "PROOF OF MEDICAL EXAMINATION Include for yourself and each of your family...

Inform? Have you been called for an interview yet? I dont know anything about getting a visa to the US. I have never needed one.

By not attending the interview it means that you have decided not to continue with it - you have abandoned it. Abandoned doesnt mean refused it means that they close the application because they cannot make a determination about eligibility. In *most* cases someone who has abandoned an...

I believe that the answer to this is NO, they will not transfer your interview to another country. I have seen numerous people post that they couldnt get a visa to the country where they had an interview and the application is treated as "abandoned" by the Visa Office. How/why did you apply...

If you have paid the RPRF upfront then that is refunded to you, but not the sponsorship fee or primary applicant fee. The government is going to evaluate your application based on the genuineness of your relationship and not your savings and assets. There is nothing wrong with doing your own...

As a Canadian Citizen you eligible to sponsor your husband, either from Canada or from the country you are in. Read through the information on the CIC website and decide what is best for you. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/sponsor/index.asp Good luck.

Did you live together in Korea before you lived together in the US? If your started living together in another country then you may have met the 1 year requirement for common law

It doesnt matter if he isnt married today, when they submit he plans on being married.... they cant apply through SPOUSAL sponsorship until they meet one of the three ways - marriage, common law or conjugal. So when they apply they need to know the correct amount.

Just to make note.... do NOT attach the photo to the form....

75 Sponsorship application (per application) 475 Principal applicant 490 Right of Permanent Residence Fee (RPRF) If you chose to wait to pay the RPRF it generally holds up the issuance of your visa by many weeks. I have seen some people on here wait 2+ months from the time they pay it to...

I think our first one took 6 weeks and the other one got held up because of a clerical error and that was only 8 or so weeks. We only did a second one because we sent the first one in after we has sent in the application to CICM and were worried B'lo would lose it - which they did so I was...

You can go and get the fingerprints done at any time.... some places want a special card but not all of them. What starts the clock ticking is the return of the "no record found" by the FBI. Your fingerprints are your fingerprints... they shouldnt change.... but the certificate from the FBI...

You dont need their kit to walk in to local police station and get your fingerprints taken. What needs to come from online is the cover sheet and payment info... all of which I would think you can recreate by hand. I wouldnt wait to get it done....call around to your local police and state...

hmmm... the instructions I found on CIC said to obtain the necessary documents from the FBI website. http://www.cic.gc.ca/English/information/security/police-cert/north-america/united-states.asp#tphp%20idtphp We did ours in Michigan and it was 18 per set of prints. We had them print three...

We just went to the local police station to get the fingerprints done. We did not request a kit from anyone. Who did you write to? Most places that you go to get the fingerprints taken will have everything that you need to send to the FBI.