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Dear all, I am a canadian citizen. My wife's a U.S. permenant resident. My wife's application for PR has been in 'In Process' state for 15 months now, which is more than the normal processing timeline for Buffalo, NY visa office. I have tried to request an update from Buffalo, NY visa office...

Can you tell me what was the requirements? whether you needed to show proof of residency? What did you need to present? Thanks,

Thanks once again for this infom saralune. I will follow what you suggested.

Congratulations!!! This is a very useful information for me. Thanks a lot saralune. Can you tell me where and how can I get this information? Is there a governmental office where I can request this type of information? Please advise... Thanks, Toledo

Hi all, I would like to know if a Canadian citizen wants to get married with a non-Canadian citizen and the situation doesn't permit for the Canadian citizen to go to his/her would-be-spouse's country to get married, is it possible for them to go to a third country, say USA and get married...

Thanks Leon for the info. I will contact Canadian Embassy in this regard.

Boncuk, Thanks for the reply. Actually, I was asumming that my child is also a Canadian, I wasn't sure though. Can you tell me (or guide me to some links) on how to proceed to get citizenship for my child, please? Your input is much appreciated. Toledo.

Hi all, It's been almost 10 months that my wife's application for Permenant Resident is 'In Process' status. Soon, it'll reach 12 months since she passed mer medical exam and I believe the results of medical exam will expire after the period of a year. Now, we have had our baby like a month...

The average processing time is that about 80% of the cases are finalized within 9 months, so in my case it's reaching 10th month by the end of May '09. I was also thinking to wait on re-doing the medical exams. But, how about re-doing the police certificate? Since it takes like a couple of...

Thanks Wilson for the link.

Hi all, It's been almost a year that the sponsorship application for my wife is 'in process' @ Buffalo, NY visa office. I have learnet that after 1 year, the medical exam result as well as the police certificate will expire, and the person being sponsored (in my case my wife) needs to re-do the...

Thanks Emmy so much for this piece of information. I guess I will wait another month or two, then I will ask them again. good luck to you Emmy. Toledo.

thanks Emmy, that's what I was looking for.

Hi all, It's been 9 months since the sponsorship application for my wife (green card holder of US) has been forwarded to Buffalo, NY visa office. Last when I was asked to send them a "Record of good Conduct" from the country where my wife resided prior coming to US, which I sent them in...

Hello everyone, I want to find out a DMP where I live in the U.S. I am aware that there's a link in www.cic.gc.ca website, where we can locate the closest DMP, but at the moment I am unable to locate that link. If anyone knows where I can get the addresses of the DMPs close to my area, I would...

Thanks for making it clear Rob; howver, my question still remains. How/If will it effect the application process, if at all? Thanks

Hi all, I am a Canadian citizen, currently living with my wife (A U.S. Permenant resident "A green card holder") in the U.S. The application for permenant resident for my wife has already been submitted and on July 30 2008 Buffalo, NY Visa office started working on the application. After the...

Hi all, I am a canadian citizen living with my wife (a U.S. perminent resident) in the U.S. Sponsorship application already submitted in July 2008 and is in process now. We have moved from our privious address to a different address. My wife already sent a Fax to Visa Office in Buffalo NY...

Rob, I am sorry to hear that...But can you tell me what was the reason that they refused? was it because of missed documentation or it was regarding your case? Thanks,

Rob, Thanks alot for this information. It was a while back that I was inquiring about this. Since then, I received a letter asking for more documentation (Record of "good conduct" or "no record") from the country where my wife resided (Uzbekistan) prior coming to U.S. Which I think I did the...