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CPC - CTD - Ottawa @ cic.gc.ca (remove spaces). Count on atleast 15-20 days for a reply.

Not sure about the accuracy of the information, but, I heard/read in other threads that applications received post Oct 20, 2014 are being returned. I hope that it won't be true in its entirety, but, watch out.

Inform CIC about the expected future family composition change right away. They will reply back with steps to add spouse to your application post marriage. After marriage, add your spouse to the application and then the proceedings will follow from CIC. Not informing CIC in time about expected...

They will put yours and your sons processing on hold as well until your wife's x-ray is done and her medical results were received by CIC post delivery. They work on applications as whole. Relax and wait :)

I am among one of those numerous people waiting for the big thing to show for 10 days now :)

Here you go with steps to add new born to the application: Controlled documents required for continued processing: · A completed and signed IMM0008 Application for Permanent Residence in Canada;· A copy of your child's valid passport · A copy of your child's birth...

BTW, when did you app status change to Decision Made in ECAS? And, have applied from within CA?

Thats a super quick response from CIC may be :). Congrats again and all the best :) Fingers Crossed :)

Congrats buddy :) When did you pay and send RPRF receipt for CIC? I received RPRF request on the same day as yours. Paid the fees and sent the receipt to CIC 2 days later. Waiting for the next one now. I applied from outside CA.

Send a note to CPC-O and they will repond with all required details. :)

Thought of posting the latest update on my application: Application Sent - January 18, 2014 Application Received - January 24, 2014 AOR Received - February 25, 2014 Medical Request - August 2, 2014 Medicals completed for PA - August 21, 2014 Medicals for spouse on hold due to pregnancy Addition...

I would rather recommend to commence the process of passport re-issue and update CIC with the information once you have the new one in hand. Better to be proactive rather waiting for the worst-case scenario :)

OK :) One more thing is one might not be able to send additional documents to CIC until AOR is recieved as they wouldn't have assigned a reference number till AOR is issued out. So, wait for either the AOR to show up or you application to be sent back. As far as I know CIC won't reject the...

CEC CAP count means number of applications that are confirmed as to be complete with all required documents i.e. which are found eligible for issuance of AOR or for which AOR is already issued. :)

Send in your 10th certificate along with an notarized document stating that as the birth certificate issue at the time of birth doesn't have your name on it, you are attaching your 10th certificate as an alternative. Make sure you send in the original copy of the notary along with a copy of your...

Unfortunately, I am not aware of this scenario :)

Noted :)

Being married doesn't make a big difference, but, it helps. As you mentioned, yes, if PA is inadmissible for any reason, any other factor doesn't neutralize the effect. But, in a positive case, it just adds a little help (again not a game changer though). So, in other way it doesn't mean that an...