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Email is generic. What I provided was the pdf attachment within the email.

Here's SA we got: Date: XXXXX UCI: XXXXXXXXXXX Application: XXXXXXXXXXX Sponsor's Name Address Dear Sir/Madam, This refers to the Application to Sponsor a Member of the Family Class you submitted to this office on behalf of Primary Applicant's Name and family (if applicable). We are...

This is not to be completed, but is a section where you see requests for documents, such as Schedule A and PCC, or med exams. My fee states 0 too, even though we paid upfront for everything. Just ignore it, probably yet another glitch or changes after the application is being send to be...

They made it overly complicated. I don't recall which combination worked for me, but here's the gist of it: 1. Permanent residence -> Family class (spouses) 2. City of birth: hit space bar one (Thanks to other users here for for this helpful trick!) 3. Country of birth: PA's country of birth 4...

Glad to hear that! I was and am the same. It is always best to check with them, since the messaging system is pretty unreliable (they even admit having issues with it). Hope you receive it by the date specified by the agent! All the best :)

You are definitely fine with sending it through the form, so long as you have a temp number. Just make sure you receive a reply that it has been received. If not, follow up via phone. We were told what our future number will be granted we submit the incomplete form, but to be safe we send it...

Certainly, but they tend not to reply with anything else than an automated reply. At least that was the case for two times we submitted the webform about difficulties. Calling is perhaps more efficient.

It could be the case too, but they should receive a pdf attachment specifying what is missing or incomplete. We initially got one email like that, stating which form was missing something (n/a missing in one line). I doubt this is the case, though, as when we received an email about...

From my experience so far, the "missing documents" they are referring to without specifying are likely to be the Schedule A, PCC, and medical exams. However, you should still get a request through your myCIC account to submit your Schedule A, PCC, and medical (order is random, sometimes...

MP stands for a Member of Parliment

Guessing you're asking about the city of origin of my sponsor? He's from Markham—Stouffville region, ON. We live outside of Canada for two years now, in the UK.

No problem. Glad to be of help. Hope your MP will be as helpful and proactive as ours. All the best

No worries. Here's a useful link ti find your MP: https://www.ourcommons.ca/Parliamentarians/en/members?currentOnly=true&province=ON

You email their office. Of course it's not the MP himself replying, but their assistant. Search for your region's/town's MP. There will be an email provided to contact them. In our case we found an email to Stouffville MP and emailed the office.

Member of Parliament

There's always some unsupported criticism even if all you do is share your experience to help other applicants. Being outside of Canada and trying to reach the call centre is bordering with a miracle. We called multiple times. Never got through to a person. Before receiving an application...

Nope. You don't need to. All you need is a scan of a document making them legally eligible to speak on your behalf with a scan of your Canadian passport.

If you read my posts, we tried calling multiple times. Always got hanged up on "due to high number of callers". Also submitted an online form enquiry. No reply other than an automatic reply with no answers to our questions. So yes, I was actually advised by another user on this forum to contact...

It happened to me. We missed a "n/a" in one line of one of the forms. They wanted to send entire application back to us, but we quickly contacted our MP. She called them and ask to keep our file and for us to re-send the form in question. I advise you to do the same. Fingers crossed! :)

Cheers!