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A U.S. Permanent Resident does not need a visa to enter Canada. If she visits you now in the U.S., she can cross the border with just her U.S. PR card and her State I.D./Driver's License. And whenever she visits you after December 31, 2007, she will need to cross the border with her passport...

Usually, when they ask applicants for the IELTS, it means that the applicants did not get any points for Language Proficiency (LP). And, the IELTS results will determine how many points CIC would allocate to the applicant for LP. So, right now in your case, it means that you do not have any...

CIC probably gave you some points for language proficiency, but it did not add up to 16, that's why they are requesting IELTS. Moreso, with whatever they gave you for language proficiency (maybe 8, who knows?), it is not enough and it does not add up to the required 67 pass mark. No, you will...

It was the post with the email link and website link, but you don't need that if your file was transfered to NYC. The link to all of the NY office contact information is: http://geo.international.gc.ca/can-am/new_york/rightnav/general_info-en.asp For Email Inquiry Instructions, go further...

I updated my last post with another link for any other contact information on Buffalo office, which also has specific instructions on what to do and what not to do when sending them an email especially with regard to attachments, and other stuff, etc.

The London office would have their own different email address /system. If you would like to email the Buffalo office, here is their general email address. Make sure you include your file number in the Subject area. buffalo-im-enquiry@international.gc.ca For other contact information...

Hi Sabuj, I believe that your baby's medical exam will be fine - I always wish the best for others. All the High Commission is doing is providing applicants with the worst case scenario, which is okay, I mean to let applicants know about the odds as well. And then, it is up to you to make the...

Hi Psingh,

In the U.S., dates precede the month, then the year - there was no mention of your country of residence in your initial post. "the birth of a child will not take the visa away from you - no, not at all" - Everybody wishes a new born baby to pass the medical exam - I haven't heard of folks not...

Hi Psingh, Sabuj's baby's expected date of delivery is on September 12th, 2007 and their landing date is December 2007. He wrote his post on August 12th. Sabuj could risk traveling with his heavily pregnant wife and land anytime now, and then go back to their current residence, and they would...

I doubt whether Chelidio can afford to mislead CIC since according to him: This means that when he completes his Background Declaration form, he has to provide the name of the university where he completed his studies and for how long plus his university diploma from the South Korean...

For reasons best known to CIC, these additional forms are not available online from their website. And for legal reasons, no other entity /third party would have such forms available on its website. You must do as they say - that is have your wife call CIC to order the additional security...

This probably applies to you - see whether it does by implication: "a person who ceased to be citizen as a minor (under 21years of age) between January 1, 1947 and February 14, 1977 when their responsible Canadian parent took up citizenship in another country or renounced Canadian citizenship...

This probably applies to you - see whether it does by implication: "a person who ceased to be citizen as a minor (under 21years of age) between January 1, 1947 and February 14, 1977 when their responsible Canadian parent took up citizenship in another country or renounced Canadian citizenship...

Except for government loans and research grants, any other type of financial assistance from the government to it's citizens is considered as "Welfare." It doesn't matter whether the assistance is in the form of a direct or indirect government check /electronic transfer, or whether it is in...