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I am sorry, I think I am confused here. The work permit, it is applied BY the person who wants it. For example my husband wants a work permit, then he applies for it, pays the fees and hopefully gets it. Aren't all work permits applied for that way?

Hello There: I Sent the OWP (Open Work Permit) by itself, after the big PR application. I was supposed to had to sent $150.00. And because I first sent $75.00 (and was told that it was 150) then an additional $75.00, and NOW we don't need the OPW, (b/c impending Landing papers next week), I am...

WHOA, People! I know you are jaded and all.... but BE NICE.. It doesn't cost a thing...This man probably will have to make the hard decision to live apart from his family (I would DIE in my case) or to leave Canada ( I cannot imagine that!). He is not in a good place already and to hear you guys...

HI Choco: To tell the truth, back in the beginning of this year, my boyfriend (now husband) and I asked ourselves some very good questions: does he stay in Peru and we do the OUTLAND application and wait 6-9 months before we can see each other again? Or do we get him here and we do the INLAND...

No. They can't hire you until you have a work permit, applied for YOURSELF.

Hello Krisa: Finding out who you are gonna marry on your engagement party sounds terribly exciting AND terrifying at the same time. How was it to you? Also if anyone else had this same experience I would love love love to know how this is for you. Thanks.

Hi Jeremy: I have a feeling the comon-law applications might warrant more investigation from IO's part. My husband and I married and my application maybe was very persuasive? I am not sure. I know that even Out timeline (6 months from beginning to end) is unusual for inland application. All I...

Chocolover...you Better write all this stuff down, okay.. The whole story, write a short story ad send it. LISTEN, I cannot stress enough that the people reading your application and subsequent paper work are actually PEOPLE, and are looking for signs that your story it is either fabricated or...

Re: Succesful INLAND Spouse/Residence App TIMELINE 6 Months - Case story. Sweetie darling. He DID NOT work. Never, ever ever has worked without a work permit. He did a lot around the house. He cooked, cleaned, organized things, cleaned the yard, organized money....He supported you in many ways...

Same for my wedding as well. City hall and two witnesses and my husband was just accepted to reside in Canada.

Re: bad Interview Curina, you will NOT go crazy, for your sake's and your baby's. Abusive, inappropriate people are EVERYWHERE. Do your appeal and guide your rightful anger towards seeing this process to the end. You will be stronger at the end of all this. Best,

I met my husband in Peru ( I am Peruvian Canadian myself) in Sept 2006. He was friend of a friend. Since I was in Peru to have fun and relax, I invited all the friends of friends, as possible LOL. One of them was him. And it was love at first sight, which had never happened to me or him before...

Excellent response!:) and... to Joe's msg: Ewww!!

Remember that CIC is made up by Human beings and Human beings like to be persuaded most to the time. Do not get intimidated! Push, push, push! Nicely of course:) Hell Send stuff once or twice a month for a few months. Why not? Nothing stops you from doing it.

I really don't really think that Less is better. I think the Better organized and concise the Better:) And I doubt that most fakers would fake 10 pounds of evidence. Also most people don't want to be apart from their spouses even a Day, much less a PR procedure PLUS an APPEAL!! No, I say: Do it...

As long as you have the ID number (and even if I didnt, I would still send the stuff) it should be easy. Find out the correct address and do it:) You have NOTHING to lose and everything to gain from it. Best of luck, A

Wow...you are saying that some offices give stuff back? Lima doesn't, unless you go to the office and ask for it and if they feel like it, they might. Inland Vegreville, doesn't return anything, as far as I know.

Regarding emails and MSN msgs. I had tons and tons and tons of that. Yet I chose to send very few of that. I chose to send some chronological, and also pieces of conversations or emails that showed: Arguments between us. Love promises or such things, of course. Plans for the future! And some...

If you need to give reasons why you want to return to Canada...why yes! That is a reason as powerful as any!. I would draw that point that my child needs to be in a non-violent place, like no one's business. Any other opinions out there?