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You can put in the date that you sign the application if you like that is what I used and it was fine. You can include an explanation letter along with it to denote that it is current information and you are still working/living there but needed to put a date in the space.

Is there a way you can use your lawyer or some other sort of representative to do the required paperwork? As noted previously, an embassy, even if located in Canada, is not Canadian. It is the sovereign property of the embassy of that country. When you step onto that property you are effectively...

Because your daughter is a US citizen is it easier for her to enter Canada as a visitor. The problem will be encountered when your wife tries to enter Canada. If she requires a visa to visit, it is very likely she will be refused one based on your status here as a refugee claimant. Your daughter...

There was at least one person at my oath ceremony yesterday who did not have his COPR. I do not know what they did for him at check in, but I do know that he did take his oath and receive his certificate. I suspect that it's not required to take the oath, but I do not know the specifics of his...

My COPR was asked for yesterday at my oath ceremony (when they were doing check-ins). They took my PR card and stamped my COPR with something along the lines of "The holder of this document is no longer a permanent resident" I was advised to keep it in a safe place along with my certificate as...

It is done. Myself, along with 52 others became new citizens yesterday afternoon in Windsor. Best of luck to all of those who are still waiting.

They do not contact the previous partner (s). I suspect it is just to ensure that your current relationship is legal. Common law relationships break up all the time. I would include a short note explaining that the relationship broke down and that it is no longer valid. No need for great detail...

You would inform CIC that you have moved, provide them with your updated information and they will transfer your file to the new location. If you have no address to provide to them you may want to include that information and tell them you will update them when you have a mailing address...

Your disapproval was wrong in the first place. His children would of NEEDED to be included on his application in order for him to be approved. He can sponsor his children to Canada now, if they are still of the sponsoring age (22 years or younger and still dependent). Your undertaking has...

It is about transferring oath to another location other than original processing office to speed up processing.

If the files were there in totality, they would have no need to transfer the paper files. GCMS are available with two options. Electronic and then 'paper file copy'. If you want the latter, it takes much longer and they need to physically photocopy your file in it's entirety which is then mailed...

Yep. Encryption is found on ALL of the things that get hacked, hence the term hacking. If it wasn't encrypted, then that is just 'looking' at public and available data. It is very much all found in the electronic world, I'm sure. But none of it is compiled so neatly as to be linked to one...

A bank only needs to see the account/routing information in order to clear it and deduct the amount of the check from the appropriate account. Think about the information your immigration file contains. Your name Your birthday Your address' Your Sin Your employment history Your parents Your...

The downside to making your entire file electronic: Dear Sir/Madam: As you may have heard recently there was a breach of security with our IRCC system. As such, we are unable to any longer verify the veracity of the documents in our electronic database and require you to resubmit your entire...

Use the Discover Canada guide that was included with your test invite. Read it a couple times and pay attention to the boxes with information on the pages. That is all you really need to prepare for the test. Due to confidentiality discussing the test questions are a no no so you aren't going...

The rule only applies to those people who were sponsored via a spousal sponsorship to begin with. Since you arrived as a dependent on an economic immigration visa this does not apply. With that being said, you might expect that your application will face some extra scrutiny if you recently...

As long as you send strong proofs of marriage and relationship you should still be able to be approved. Just expect that there will be some extra scrutiny on this application due to the fact that it is the second marriage and sponsorship from the same area.

Sorry, no, you can't if he has already landed as a PR. Even if you sponsored him through the spousal stream, condition 51 no longer applies. This is a domestic issue, not an immigration issue.

As long as you have been living together for 12 consecutive months then you are common law partners and do not need to get married.

Based on the info you provided here the time you've spent outside of Canada is not going to count. Suggest you read this section of the forum with posts relating to your particular issue. https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/forums/permanent-residency-obligations.11/...