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Bravoo based on the times I see on trackitt, 2 months seem long. Did you confirm that CIO received your application.? Has your check been cashed?

See 6.4 of the FSW manual "All family members, accompanying or not, are required to be examined unless an officer decides otherwise. Normally, any inadmissible family member would render the principal applicant inadmissible as well [A42; R23]. There are, however, two exceptions to this rule...

Hot-Lier, Please be a little more responsible. If you are not 100% sure please say its your opinion. Wrong information can totally screw someone's application.The others are right. CIC manual is very clear on this topic.

Tamercool, You and all of your family members who are 18 years of age and older and are not permanent residents or Canadian citizens will have to provide: a valid police certificate, or police clearance, or record of no information. scroll down and read the rest here...

tamercool , We have the same timeline. I sent application on 14 May 2009, CIU received it on 20 May 2009. Still waiting for AOR. Please let us know when you receive your AOR.

Take a look at this post from trackitt. I think after reading you will do the test (which is my advice.) not doing it is too risky. http://www.trackitt.com/canada-discussion-forums/federal-skilled-workers/353298539/decision-made

Vishals, read this http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/EG77.asp If your application does not qualify for processing under the Ministerial Instructions you will be sent a letter that: provides details on the reason why your application is not eligible for processing...

Vishals, When Sydney gets your application, they check it for completeness, if your app. is incomplete they return everything to you including your check. Otherwise, your check will be cashed while they do the eligibilty review. If you are ineligible your fee will be refunded. So a cashed...

Camilla on trackitt says an affidavit should do

What is accepted as proof of custody and proof that the child can leave the jurisdiction of the court? Do I need to go to court to obtain some document or will a notarized statement from the other parent do ?

you can reprint only the signature page of each form sign it and discard the photo copy signature

take a look at this http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/EG74.asp My understanding is that you need to copy the forms before you sign so that you can place an original signature on each form (or just print 2 copies if you use the computer)

What is required as proof.?

Does anyone know what is accepted as proof of custody and proof that the child can be removed from the jurisdiction of the court. Would a declaration from the other parent be sufficient?

anyone had a similar experience ?

I have 2 kids who live with my ex wife (they are not accompanying me) and 2 kids with my present wife (one is a step child) so both items apply to me. I was wondering do I need court documents or a declaration from my ex that i am complying with child support?

My question is this. What is accepted as proof of the following (1) Proof of custody for children under age 18 and proof that the children may be removed from the jurisdiction of the court (2) If the children will not accompany you to Canada, proof that you have fulfilled any obligation...

mahharrouf Your point makes sense. Do any of the seniors know for sure ?