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Our timeline: App mailed Jan 3/11 App received (per CanadaPost tracking) Jan 6/11 App received (per e-CAS) Jan 10/11 Decision made Feb 3/11 e-CAS active (sponsor w/Receipt #) Feb 5/11 Approval letter received Feb 9/11

I wonder if this isn't relevant to the date at which the original photos were taken / submitted. It appears that from filing to visa issuance you were about 4 months -- when were the photos taken? (I'm assuming they were stamped on the back with the date they were made) Were the original...

Again, a lack of understanding of two things are being shown: 1. there is nothing worth being too private about on e-CAS 2. the actual mechanism for "security" Just because you have "transactional encryption" when you access e-CAS doesn't mean your data is secure. It just means it's secure...

I'm showing you an amazing amount of restraint. You show a distrust of anything someone more knowledgeable could say -- "nothing you say is gonna make me..." and furthermore, refuse to acknowledge that the personal information shown in e-CAS is hardly "personal" any more. If you don't want...

You know... I'm not "falling over myself" -- I *am* an IT person (and also on the Canadian side of the fence) and will tell you that your concerns show either a ridiculous lack of knowledge and Internet experience, or obvious intent to smear Matthew's hard work. If you don't want to use it...

odin: you didn't "find anything out" -- you had a knee-jerk reaction (that is, an over-the-top alarming response) to a ridiculous warning issued by your web browser. If you were an IT person, you'd understand that this sort of warning is ridiculous. The reason you don't get one when trying to...

Wow... this is really sad. Most people disclose more information to FACEBOOK than will ever be displayed on e-CAS. I've had personal contact with Matthew, and he seems to be good people. I trust his site. The SSL warnings are ridiculous -- just because Matthew didn't feel like paying some...

Actually Part 17 specifies (emphasis mine): I included a note about why an Option C wasn't included and provided declarations in there about everything you find on the T1 -- no bankruptcy, no foreign holding exceeding $100k -- and also added that I have not ever collected social assistance and...

From what I understand you should be ok -- it might not hurt to have your COPR with you -- I've read that's what they ask for if you try to apply for your SIN before the PR Card has arrived.

according to: canadainternational. gc .ca /buffalo/imm/ federal_worker_hints-conseils_travailleur_federal.aspx?lang=eng