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You may not get one at all, and you will only know if it needs to go to NY or LA when they send you an email or letter stating it IS going there.

Do all three, AND have your mail forwarded. Just because you told them, and it's on their files, doesn't mean they will honour it. It's happened on here where mail has gone to old addresses.

Is there any way you could translate what was not in English, TO English? I can only understand parts of it, and it's not making sense to me :(

Hey, I wanna hear DETAILS lady! :P CONGRATS!!

Sense and CIC do NOT go together! Come on, you know that! :P

A looong vacation. Perhaps they feel like they are teachers and get the whole summer off too?

Now you wait for either an AOR or for first stage approval. It will take up to 6 months, so don't be surprised if you don't hear anything at all for 5-6 months.

They will grant more people PR. It's sad and disgusting, but our government DOES NOT CARE about the family unit or about people. They care about numbers and money. Plain as day. Think Kevin O'Leary but 10 times worse.

Newsflash: Stephen Harper's team doesn't give a rats behind about anyone. Citizens or not. They just want their money... Sad but true. I mean, if you have to cheat at the polls to win, you're pathetic.

wolanila is, last I heard.

Yes, and my husband can apply for citizenship March 16th 2015 according to the calculator on the website. I just wasn't sure if actually applying would hurt or not. Hm. May have to do some stronger research.

Go land, they will fix it at your POE with no issue.

When the postal person drops it off, it is recorded into the system and set into a pile.

If they let her in, it will just restart another 6 months. The key phrase is "If they let her in".

I am sure that I could post this in Housing, but hardly anyone checks that so I'll ask here. Hubby and I are applying for social housing. The wait list is 2-3 years, so he may or may not be a citizen by then. On the off chance he is still a PR, is it allowed to live in social housing, or would...

This is just my honest opinion and it's a little blunt. I wouldn't go on vacation and just apply now. Because if you don't have any ties to your home country, no lease, no job etc, and you are married to a Canadian, the chances of them denying you and making you return to your home country, is...

Outland USA, Outland Manila and a few other Outland offices.

That kind of explains it I guess, had a friend who applied inland about a year or year and a half ago, here in Ontario. I know she had to send her passport in. I would ask your question in the inland thread, they would be able to help a bit more, and you'd get an answer quicker :) Congrats! :)

I would say around 1 to 3 months. Check the manila thread and spreadsheet, it would give you a better timeline :) Congrats by the way!

You can tell I wasn't fully awake when I replied haha I apologize! Inland doesn't give PPR? I thought they did?