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Hi Brigit, Thanks for the offer, but there has been a slight change of plan. Might have to hold on a little longer now.

Wow.... Guess I wasn't aware that they could actually interview the whole family, but then again, they can do whatever they want.... What happens when the applicant and co-applicant live in different countries?

Hi, I was wondering.... Should an interview be needed, who would need to be present? The principal applicant, or the principal AND co-applicants? Thanks

Isn't it strange that they allow undocumented students to attend school free, but visitors have to pay??? And it is not cheap!!!

Hello all, I am looking for affordable furnished apartments or suites in the Toronto area. I will be staying 2 months for sure, maybe 3. I've search extensively on the net and found quite a few options ranging from $1500 to $3000 a month for a 1 bedroom suite. Please share your experiences...

Just so that you are aware, Canadian Immigration have access to FBI and States records. They will ask you if you've ever been arrested. You can then tell them whatever you want, but under suspicions they will do a background check, and if you are caught lying, you can forget about the...

Hello all, I am looking for affordable furnished apartments or suites in the Toronto area. I will be staying 2 months for sure, maybe 3. I've search extensively on the net and found quite a few options ranging from $1500 to $3000 a month for a 1 bedroom suite. Please share your experiences...

Hi RobsLuv, You are right; my case is very unique and complicated. I'm not sure that there ever has been a case similar to mine, but I guess someone got to go first. First off, let me just clarify that I have no intention whatsoever of being in Canada illegally, I'm aware of the consequences...

Hi, same thing happened to me... my status changed from "IN PROCESS" to "APPLICATION RECEIVED". If you look at the timeline diagram, I would then be moving backward instead of going forward??? Not sure what is going on....

Hello, Can minor children of visitors attend primary or secondary school in Canada without a study permit? Not sure if it makes a difference or not, but the children are USC. Thanks!

Hello, Can minor children of visitors attend primary or secondary school in Canada without a study permit? Not sure if it makes a difference or not, but the children are USC. Thanks!

Thanks for the reply destinationcanada. I'm aware that as a USC I can visit Canada for up to 6 months. But, can I do so WHILE waiting for the PR?

This should be an easy one, or maybe even a stupid one... Once my passport is requested for the PR Visa stamp, do I have the option of driving to Buffalo with my passport, or must I send it in? Thanks

That's a good question. Too bad no one's got an answer for it, as I was wondering the same thing... Anybody out there have a comment, or answer?

I am a USC, and applied for FSW via buffalo. Profession falls under the list of 38 (accountant) and received AOR FEB of 2009. I believe that the next step will either be additional document request, or medical request. Should an interview be required, will that be the LAST step before...

Hi MaggieRoo, Could you please tell me where you found the quoted information above? (Link to site, or name of site would be great) Based on all the information I was able to find, staying as a visitor while waiting for PR is technically legal. As a USC, I can visit Canada for up to 6 months...

I am a US citizen, and applied for PR under the FSW program. While I am waiting for the PR, can I stay in Canada as a visitor? (for up to 6 months) I will be meeting with my husband who is currently on a work visa AND also co-applicant on my PR application (Note - he is not a USC). We both will...

I am a US citizen, and applied for PR under the FSW program. While I am waiting for the PR, can I stay in Canada as a visitor? (for up to 6 months) I will be meeting with my husband who is currently on a work visa AND also co-applicant on my PR application (Note - he is not a USC). We both will...

You do have a very good point here... Thanks for your input.

I'm not sure, but I heard from some folks that the Canadian Immigration Officers may ask if you are debt free before allowing you in the country, is this true? Has anyone had any experiences with this? Thanks you all for you input.