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By e-mail it's always the maximum they allot, which I believe is 30 days. They generate it quickly (with a day or 2 of requesting it), but you won't get it for another 29 days...

There's a thread following this, but the last update was 50 days, which is 7 weeks... I am also waiting for my spouse's card to come (landed in May, still got awhile to wait...)

Not you. This says it's down for everyone: http://www.isitdownrightnow.com/cic.gc.ca.html However, the specific problem I get is unresolvable DNS: > crc.gc.ca Server: UnKnown Name: crc.gc.ca > And online: DNS server handling your query: localhost DNS server's address: 127.0.0.1#53 **...

I think the issue is that you had a charge in front of the courts but you lied about it on the background declaration which specifically asks if you have a charge in front of the courts. I'm guessing this came up during CIC's check so they are asking you to re-submit. Lying more I don't think...

As far as I know for outland, when you get CoPR you must land before the expiration date. If you fail to do that or extend it, you lose your PR. If you're unable to leave Taiwan then you should not apply until you are. Just do the medical when you apply, or when they ask for it.

Once married, you should immediately update your CRA account, assuming you have an online account with them. If you don't, presumably you can call and update your information. CRA is unrelated to CIC for the most part, and definitely unrelated to any PR application.

Congrats all who've gotten DM/landing interviews recently! Almost done 2013...

Today TheStar posted an article about those being 'exiled' due to travelling and their PR card expiring while doing so: http://www.thestar.com/news/immigration/2015/05/25/expired-maple-leaf-card-can-turn-immigrants-into-exiles.html While I understand why the rules are the way they are (it's...

I married my Korean wife in Canada and we only ever sent in a Canadian marriage certificate. That is all that is required to prove marriage. If you're married in Korea, then I do not know what is required.

Go here: https://atip-aiprp.apps.gc.ca/atip/welcome.do Follow the links, select "Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC)" and fill in the details. Keep in mind if you send the request "as" the applicant, they won't include the sponsor details. But if you send it "as" the sponsor, but put the...

Agreed. That's why I said: :)

It should be by e-mail.

If you sent the medical exam in later, you need to write a letter to CIC telling them to "join" it with your PR application. Typically you need to include your file #, UCI #, etc. and the medical receipt if you can. Otherwise, it's possible they will send you a request later on for another...

Unless you are on contract and not a full-time employee, your company must withhold income tax, CPP and EI from your pay. If they are not, it is illegal (unless I am missing something?). If you are on contract, then yes they pay you the full sum of money, and it's up to you at tax-return time...

It sounds like there was a red-flag on your application and they are sending it to another office for a possible interview. Did you have any of the common red flags, such as a large gap in age, or marrying really fast without really meeting each other, or not really meeting each other's family...

There is no evidence that I can see which indicates he is not a penguin.

If a simple fight results in your spouse withdrawing her sponsorship for you then perhaps it's not a good idea for her to sponsor you at all? If you don't have kids and have been married less than 2 years, then there is a condition on your PR once you get it where you must stay in a conjugal...

You can check the spreadsheet in my signature. Right now January and a few February 2014 applicants are receiving AIP/DM, so ~14-15 months.

Yes, this is wrong information. Our government's incompetence never cease's to amaze me. For someone who is outside of Canada and applying outland, assuming they don't come during the PR process (which is allowed, and is processed as if they have no PR application going on), then until the...

Did you order GCMS notes? Usually on them there is a "due date" on certain operations, which is what this "recall date" sounds like to me (I've never heard of this before). However, why your application is taking so long is unknown. If you did order notes, it may shed some light into the issue.