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That's exactly right! Inbetween the Singapore AOR and "In Process", we heard absolutely nothing from the CIC. Actually you know what, the timeline I mentioned earlier should've been more detailed. Actually it should be this: Singapore AOR to 2nd medical request = 9 months 11 days 2nd medical...

In our case: Sponsorship approval to Singapore AOR = 8 days Singapore AOR to In Process = 9 months 20 days We had no issues.

Hi guys, 1. If I (the sponsor) am requesting a GCMS note on behalf of my wife (sponsored person), then my wife has to sign the consent form, correct? 2. And since the consent form has to be signed with a pen, it means that my wife will need to fill out the consent form using Adobe, print it...

Can't believe it's that complicated! I thought it would be as easy as buying and sending a prepaid Xpress Post envelope :(

Tom Brokaw Explains Canada to Americans: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bV_041oYDjg Very touching short video ;)

Or "just an extension of the US" LOL!

They do... :) I usually get them from Loblaws: Canadian brand: http://www.loblaws.ca/en_CA/products/productlisting/pc_rich_chewy_granola_bars_chocolate_chip12445.html http://www.loblaws.ca/en_CA/products/productlisting/pc_crunchy_granola_bars_peanut_butter18818.html Also they've got a US...

Wow very interesting thoughts about Canada...! Cool!! As a proud Canadian, I've always been curious what people from other countries think of Canada :P About grocery stores: probably that's because you're in Ottawa (which is somewhat a smaller city?! :P In big cities like Toronto, the grocery...

My (Canadian) sister's (American) boyfriend is thinking of moving to Canada to be with her. But he's kind of unsure about Canada..... ;D So it's obvious that there are many Americans in this forum who are already in Canada either as PRs or visitors. I'm just curious: How do guys like Canada...

Someone else asked the same question here: http://www.canada-city.ca/canada-immigration/posting.php?messageid=30018 Hope that helps. But let's wait for other members to chime in :).

What was your mistake with appendix A? And your status is still "In Process"? By the way which email address did you send your email to? I'll try and get my wife to send one too, to inquire about the status of her passport.

Essentially they just want your wife to provide more convincing proofs of her intent to reside in Canada once you're granted PR. However, people's plans do change, and it's really up to you guys as to what you want to do after landing. Just be aware that within any 5 year period, you must be in...

As long as she lands in Canada before the expiry date of her COPR, she'll be fine. After her first landing (thus officially becoming PR) she can also go back to South Korea to complete her job contract, and then return to Canada.

I've never ordered GCMS, so I can't really comment. You don't have to use his free offer though (I'm not even sure if he still offers that free service, since his last login in this forum was in October 2013). You can order it yourself using the instructions provided in that thread. Actually...

Basically, very detailed information about a permanent resident application. How to order: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/latest-caips-gcms-notes-forms-and-how-to-order-t99210.0.html

Btw, it's nice that your husband was able to provide a prepaid FedEx envelope. How did he do that? What was the procedure? Did your husband just come to FedEx and request for a prepaid envelope? Or prepaid waybill? Or both prepaid envelope AND waybill? (Sorry, totally clueless as I never did...

She can do what's called "flagpoling". She can request an administrative refusal. Read this: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/flagpoling-t61183.0.html

Thailand does have VFS: http://www.vfsglobal.ca/canada/thailand/ But like the one in Indonesia, they don't handle PR matters... =(

My wife (from Indonesia) only got 1 email from Singapore (and this was back in April 2013), stating to contact Singapore. Odd that your wife got those 2 emails. Perhaps the first one was a mistake. Considering your wife is from Bangladesh, somehow I'm more inclined to believe that the Singapore...

Hi guys, Just a thought: if the SVO returned a passport via registered mail, do you think internally they'd have a tracking number (provided by the Singapore Post) for the package then? In other words, in the unlikely event that something unexpected happened to the package during transit, would...