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NO STAPLES???? REALLY?? I used staples for my papers when I submitted my application. There wasn't a problem with it. I also used those small paper clamps. You should input the date on the current visitor record. Then include a letter of explanation that you have applied for an extension and...

Hi, Yes, you are quite right with the summaries. Inland Sponsorship: Yes. If you leave the country before the PR application is finalised, even if you have the OWP, you might be denied entry at border and thus the PR application is denied as well. If you are issued with a OWP, there will be a...

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Hi, Just my two cents.. Yeah. Inland applications take much longer, but as soon as they start processing on the application, if no red flags, everything seems to go pretty fast. Mine took a total of about 16 months, which about 14 or 15 months were sitting in the queue. Hahaha. But I wouldn't...

Hi, No she doesn't have to extend her visitor visa. Her new status now implies, which means she is a worker for two years.

Hi, Are these all questions from you? I will try and help you figure it out. 1. UCI: Unique Client Identifier. This is a number that the CIC allocates to every applicant. As long as you have dealt with immigration before, you will have an UCI. You said your wife is on Visitor Record? That...

Hi, You said at your previous post that the TRV was for your sister, nephew and grandma. And they requested for your father's passport? Like what Jalex said, most possibly it will be delayed. Visa officer has to be satisfied that your relatives will be leaving once their visas are up, they...

Hi, No. You won't be put back at the end of the queue because the processing for the application already started.

Hi, Strong ties can also be proven in other ways. Are all your family members (other than your husband) living in India? How long did you live in Canada before? You can always state the reason for your visit to Canada is to attend your husband's convocation and to do some tourism in Canada...

Hi, You are only able to work in Canada only when you have a work visa. So if you come in as a visitor, you can't work. And you also have to satisfy the visa officer at entry that you don't have to work and not going to work illegally to sustain yourself, not going to overstay illegally, and is...

Hi, I did not include any of my communication records in my application, because as we all know, it is too much! Too personal, and stuffs like that. But I did include like two letters and cards I sent to my husband, the cards we received for our wedding, photos of outing, and such. Our outings...

Hi, 1. If you have an employment right now, you can always include three recent pay stubs from your employer. 2. Include a declaration from you stating that you will provide for her entire visit in Canada. Like she will be staying with you, etc. 3. You can always print out some proof of your...

Hi Adam, 1. Outland: Like you said you could travel, and if you get refused, you can definitely appeal your case. 2. Inland: No travel outside of Canada recommended, you get Open Work Permit (OPW), cannot appeal case if your application get rejected. I applied for Inland Sponsorship in April...

Hi, As long as you are not married in any form (traditional or in the eyes of the law, etc.), no common-law partner, or anything like that, when you land and get your permanent residency status, you are just fine. Congratulations and best of luck.

Hi, You could probably make clear what your present circumstances are. 1. I am not really sure what you mean by what you are asking. Basically, since you said you have received your Open Work Permit, that means you now have a Work Permit status in Canada. Work permit and Visitor are both...

Hello Dida, Remember to read the Document Checklist form on the CIC website. On page 2, there is the section "Proof of Income For Sponsor". It's listed on there what are the documents you need to provide. Like what the previous post said, you need your Option C from CRA. On the Sponsorship...

Hi, What kind of additional documents did they ask for? Police Certificates and such? I personally think the best way is still via paper mail. Especially with Police Certs. I sent it by Canada Post registered mail. But UPS or FedEx are probably way better. :P