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It is obviously possible to do, but in my opinion unwise. You could visit each other during the process.

Much as the government have said that super visas are to reunite families, there will always be rejections. Until there is more information from Calgary KD, anyone who has applied (or is thinking about applying) should stay positive.

Congratulations. I know people who have landed at weekends, you can call the border to check times if you are worried.

Spousal Inland application medicals have been extended in the past, spousal outland application medicals are not usually extended. FWIW Inland / Outland are not about where a person is physically. So, if you are applying "outland" and have your medical performed in Canada, it is unlikely that...

If it is continuous (ignoring the 5 days for business or holiday) there is no problem.

For how long? 2 to 3 weeks max is fine, I would just keep the ticket stubs (and provide them if asked) longer than that you may need to explain what is going on. Have you been together for 12 months, for the purpose of this discussion ignore the short separations?

The link may be good, but you really don't have to spam loads of threads. Everyone can view new posts.

Please stop spamming.

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It is far more useful to post the numbeo web site address, then people can compare their own cities. http://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/

The real question is: Have you lived together for a continuous 12 month period that was not interrupted? It does not matter where. If yes, great - apply, if not, how many days were you apart - What were these days, holiday or what? If you do not meet the requirements, you will be rejected.

You do not take it to London. No co-signer required, not mandatory. Make sure you have the "Outland" application kit.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/story/2012/01/19/ns-citizenship-immigration-more-charges.html

The only cases that I have heard of that were faster, involved those who had already booked travel arrangements.

Sadly they do not pay commission fees :)

No, any number would be a guess. I am sure they don't know either !

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If you are asked to re-do the Police checks or the medical, yes, you have to pay.

I guess you are aware that the OP was over four months ago?