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there must be something wrong. have you tried contacting the irb?

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/medical-police/police-certificates/how.html use this website for more info

that's such a short notice

how much did they give you to send the police certificates ?

i am a september 2020 pr applicant and the process has not started yet. I called ircc this morning and they said they do not know when it is going to start processing..

so they already asked you to provide police certificates?

what stage of the application process are you in?

i already tried with uci and application and every possible way but still nothing shows.. i guess i will have to call ircc to check with them

i just checked again with my uci, family name, date of birth and nationality and it still says "We were not able to identify". did you apply in the beginning of August 2020 ? and when did they start processing your application exactly ?

any september or october 2020 pr applicants here ?

up to my knowledge they don't ask for wedding pictures when you add a spouse to your refugee pr application, however, they ask for pics and proof of conversations when you apply to sponsor a spouse. nevertheless, it is up to you since they didn't ask you for any proof as the marriage certificate...

they asked you for wedding pics and conversations ?

what options did u choose to reach them please ? because it keeps on changing

any september or october 2020 pr applicants here ?

i have a question any idea how it works if the spouse is in canada and not overseas?

i got married recently in Canada to a non-citizen on a study permit and i want to add her to my PR application that was submitted last year and still in process. i wrote to ircc and they sent me the following reply: "Thank you for contacting Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC)...

he/she has two options. Either to claim asylum at port of entry or after he/she enters at ircc. if they opt to claim asylum at the point of entry then they can only do it at the first point of entry which is Vancouver airport in this case.

hi, i have a question for you please. did you add your dependent after submitting your pr application ? or did you add her before submitting it ?

how long it takes for your case to be reviewed depends on your nationality. In my case i come from a country where our cases are determined without a hearing so it took me 6 months to get accepted . i would suggest that you fly directly to Toronto rather than Vancouver because transferring your...

i would recommend that your claim asylum in Vancouver as there are less asylum seekers there than Toronto which will make your case faster. you can then move to Toronto after your case is accepted. Transferring your case to another province will delay the processing of your case for sure.