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Look at people in the London thread - http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/thread-for-outland-london-uk-applications-t49436.21735.html Normally about 5-10 months. EDIT: Looking at your other posts, this section of the forum isn't relevant to you. You want to know how...

They will definitely not do that.

Her COPR will normally be valid for one year from the date of her medical. She must arrive for landing within the validity of the COPR. After that, she must meet the Residency Obligation to keep her PR status. Bear in mind as part of the PR application you must prove intent to live together in...

OP didn't say they had an argument with their spouse. They asked if they should get divorced before their got PR or after. There is no doubt that they do not qualify as a spousal application, and are fraudulently, and illegally carrying on with one. This is not dissimilar to the issue in your...

Just because something is difficult to prove doesn't stop it from being serious immigration fraud. It stops it from being easy to detect. OP asked this forum for advice in how to commit a criminal act (timing their divorce so they could commit immigration fraud). Nobody here is in any doubt that...

Wrong on both counts. Condition 51 isn't relevant to OP. Structuring the timing of their already-planned divorce so that it happens after they've gained immigration status that they don't qualify for is a textbook case of immigration fraud.

There is no possibility of that application being approved. As the sponsor is not eligible, the applicant cannot be sponsored. I presume your partner is a Permanent Resident themselves (not a citizen), in which case they must be in Canada to sponsor you. In fact, reading more of your posts...

Yes, condition 51 isn't OP's issue. It probably wouldn't be applied, and if it was, it might not last long with the stated intention to abolish it altogether. The problem with OP is that they want to fraudulently claim Canadian residency based off a relationship that has ended before they have...

Depends on the visa office/country of citizenship. Some early January applicants have received Decision Made & passport requests - only ones I've seen have been Americans through Ottawa. Most offices, including Ottawa non-Americans seem to be at about October applicants at best (with many...

The whole point of those threads is to bring together relevant data and information. Random passport requests here from all over the world will me a mish-mash of timelines, and won't help anyone figure out likely timeframes. The tons of pages and questions in office/month specific threads is...

If you stay together so you can get PR, knowing you intend to divorce later, that is immigration fraud (a serious criminal offence which can result in you being deported). The purpose of you being sponsored by your spouse for PR is that you can live with your spouse. You don't intend to have a...

You'd be better placed looking for it in threads specific to either months of application (eg 'December 2016 outland here'), or visa office (eg 'Manila applicants here'), as there you'll see information which is more relevant. I'm also confused why your signature says decision made March 1st...

Its changed since Dec, but assuming this is the same as the old style, no. You only need the applicant's birth certificate. You need info on their parents, siblings, and any children such as names, dates of birth, addresses.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/EnGLIsh/information/times/index.asp If you want a less official, but possibly more accurate one, look for a thread here about the Paris office, and see what seems typical.

You can call CIC. It likely won't do anything - there wasn't a relationship-time contingency on a PNP immigration, and even if there was, you migrated 2-3 years ago, so the C51 2 year spousal immigration requirement implies CIC think a genuine relationship can break down in that time reasonably...

From what you've posted here, you have no reason to assume you have been refused. Especially since you said ECAS shows your partner as being in process. Unless they told you something different over the phone, or in reply, that you haven't wanted to reveal here, your overreaction of packing up...

You should make your own conversation thread for this question, as it has nothing to do with the question in this topic. You can marry your same sex partner regardless of your own immigration status. If you are a PR of Canada and you marry your same sex partner, you can sponsor them for...

It's fascinating how many people think that is ambiguous. Why do you think they included that instruction if they want to see more than 10 pages?

If he was arrested, convicted, jailed, and didn't tell CIC about it, then there's definitely a misrepresentation claim to be made for it.

If CIC give you a limit, you should stick to it. They included that limit for a reason. If you exceed it, best case scenario you're irritating your case officer, and increasing their work load. Worst case, they send it back because you couldn't even read and follow simple instructions.