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The IMM 5665 / LOI I have received has fillable fields, and whenever I email the attachment the fields come up blank. I can edit my name, permit validity date etc... Is this some sort of error? Did anyone else have this issue? Need to be able to print it and I have no idea how!

I'm from Australia, but have been in Canada on a visitor visa since October 1st (6 month visa, expired on March 31).

FINALLY RECEIVED LOI! Here my timeline. Sent stage one to IEC - January 29 Received Conditional acceptance letter - February 11 Sent stage two using My CIC - February 15 Received submission confirmation - February 15 Received IMM 5665 in My CIC account - April 8 So it took longer than the...

I constantly check my email / this forum. It's been eight weeks total for me so far and my visitor visa expires this weekend. So irritated / stressed.

Ugh. I'm still waiting on a response. I sent Stage Two on Feb 15 and haven't heard anything since then. My visitor visa expires on March 31 and i'm desperate for any news. Does anyone have a number to call to check application progress?

I posted in another thread regarding this issue but now I can't remember which one it was. There's form instruction guides. What country are you apying from? Because for Australian applications you need one address IN Australia. Country of residence is your home country. Country where applying...

PS sorry to hijack your original post. I have no idea if the time frames differ depending on what status you currently hold but I would assume they're all the same regardless?

I'm currently on a visitor visa which expires at the end of this month. I'm waiting on a response from CIC in regards to the working holiday IEC program. I thought if my visitor visa expired before I got a response from CIC I would be on implied status, but after finding a lot of other people's...

Woohoo!

So many threads regarding this issue... Put N/A or not applicable in any fields that aren't relevant to you or don't need answers. This seems to be everyone else's issue, so hopefully that solves it.

I'm worried that ill get denied because immigration might think because I have a boyfriend here I won't leave at the end of my work permit. I'm sure it will be fine - positive thinking, right? What permit is your husband applying for? I wish you all the luck and hope it works out for the both...

Im from Australia and it's my first time applying. My boyfriend is Canadian and his Australian work visa ran out and he couldn't get another one - so we have to live here until we can apply for a partner visa and go back to Aus. It was super last minute (a months notice) so I didn't have time to...

No worries. They really need to be more clear on these things. I had country where applying as Canada because I was residing here - then I found the instruction guide that said country where applying is your home country and mailing address is your home country and residential address is where...

I applied from Canada too. Country where applying is your home country. Because the application is sent to a consulate in your home country. So confusing for people applying from within Canada.

Ugh. I just wanna know NOW.

I found a form instruction guide when I was completing the IMM1295 form because some parts are so unclear if you're applying out of your home country. I tried to find it again but haven't had any luck. I did find this one -...

Well, good luck! Hopefully they figure it out ASAP.

Holy crap. This is ridiculous. So apparently *no one* is processing your application? This new system is suffering some major issues with working together huh. I don't want to call out of fear that something else is going to go wrong. Keep us updated!

You're applying through IEC? Your conditional acceptance letter should have given you instructions to continue to stage two with CIC (link provided in letter). Complete the immigration assessment and create a CIC account. Scan and upload all the requests forms. Submit.

Just a quick question - what date did you submit stage two / what date did you receive your LOI?