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Well if they offer it I would head to Dertroit and do it. Buffalo offers it as well but they also dont guarantee it but I've never heard of someone having to come back to retieve it later. Hoping it happens for u soon Hal!

Boo :(

Hal not sure where you're living now, I recall you guys moved awhile back. How about a road trip to Buffalo/Detroit to take off the 3-4 weeks waiting for the passport? Not sure if you can do same day at Detroit but worth a shot so u can get working quicker.

Chances of you getting approved for a TRV to Canada with a Canadian spouse and a PR application in process are slim to none. They assume regardless of having a business in your name (which you've just registered) that your plan is to stay in Canada.

It seems like it wouldn't be a huge problem except that technically you'd be considered to working illegally until you land as a PR. Until you land you're unauthorized to work for a new employer other than the one listed on your current work permit. Chances are it would never be discovered...

Was he deported from the US for residing illegally or was he deported because he committed a crime?

Considering your SIN is only considered temporary if you forwarded it to your new employer you would then have to submit a new number once u land...

Hi LV, My guess its get the AIP/PR at the same time by next Wednesday. You're really young and bg checks don't take long at all. RCMP check takes 2 days to get the results back according to my CAIPS but maybe its different for inland apps. Fingers are crossed for you hunny :) keep smiling!

We included a letter from the bank stating an account was opened on xxxxxx jointly by xxxx & xxxx. We also printed out a couple statements from it was opened and a couple more dated around the time we submitted out application

An interview CSIS is a security interview.

I'm not sure what a check up will cost but I'm guessing around $180 :( Might be cheaper at a walk in clinic?

If the letters and the baptismal record is all you sent then I would have to say that your application will be denied. You've provided no proof of your that you reside at the same address or having joined your lives as a married couple. Unless you can provide some of the following: joint...

+1 :)

Anytime you've been physically present in Canada (even the month before you recieved your card) will be counted towards your residency requirement, 2 out of every 5 years.

NO there will be no concern regarding this. Many people have the card mailed to them overseas when they had to leave Canada after the landing process. It's a normal practice. You have to be physically present in Canada 2 out of 5 years to maintain your status.

I don't think anyone is answering because they don't know what u mean. Are you saying if someone got a hold of all your personal information, file number, husbands client ID could they submit information as if they were u or your husband? I guess they could but I'm hoping you guys keep all...

If you werent charged with anything or sat in front of a judge, it's just what it is a speeding ticket nothing more.

Congrats Sunshine!

I believe you can submit a new application next year when you arrive. You'll need to get a travel document for your child in order for him to travel with you when u return.

If u could do as Allison suggested and give us a list of what you've already sent in to prove you've lived together at the same address for 1 continuous year. They want to have proof of this as well as the joining of your life in anyway as you were married. You mentioned u cross the border...