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Wrong, if they don't request her passport, how will they issue the VISA and glue into her passport making LANDING in Canada possible?

Are you travelling now, or in June? i think your application should be done by then. If it isn't completely done by then, they will likely have requested your wife's passport by then (in which case she cannot travel at all)

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So one of you are returning to Korea? then it makes sense to buy 1 return ticket, otherwise don't see how it makes sense. Seems since you are moving permanently to me. That being said do you plan to visit Korea a lot after moving to Canada? If so, it could make sense to buy all return tickets...

+1 "Acknowledgement of Receipt" And me too had to Google all these terms when i started getting info on this forum, "Acknowledge of Receipt" does make a lot more sense than Google's first first search result which is Album-oriented rock (abbreviated AOR)

nope, no red flags. As long as one of you are eligible to be a sponsor it shouldn't be any issue.

Another factor that was important for me was how the internet banking worked, since i would use that a a lot via PC and smartphone. In my case, i narrowed it down to RBC and TD, initially i was leaning towards RBC. But my friends in Canada all told me that TD have way more branches, and way...

Every country is different, a normal checking account in my home country Sweden will cost you about 40 usd a year, to keep it going with a VISA debit attached. My equivalent account in USA, doesn't charge me anything, but doesn't give me anything either. My account in Hong Kong, pays me about...

Seems like a "final stage" request also, so wouldn't worry. What i have found with the HK VO office is if you send them a query online, they will look it up, and perhaps process it. Saying because the day before my file went on process and decision, i had emailed them.

My wife, and some of her family members use CIBC, just because they used it wehn they first arrived in Canada, got contacts and good deals. For new accounts, most people would say TD & RBC are the very best, with TD getting significantly more good feedback. My own findings using internet and...

You can check car rental locations in your area in Canada, not sure where you are but should be able to find some prices online. if the seller can deliver or not, does he have a car? if he has, maybe you meet his price in exchange for delivery. No practice, case to case as with everything used...

mine went to "decision made" today, and got its "in process" 10 days ago so dec 6 in process dec 16 decision made that being said i think each case is different..

Get a secured credit card (for instance with TD bank) they will issue a "no credit" credit card, against a 1000 or so deposit savings account. This method worked super fast for me in the USA as i lived there as a student, and i heard it works equally fast in Canada (building credit)

also, i think Mobilicity's 4G LTE network is a bit more matured than Wind's i just read. But on the back of that i heard that Wind is looking to acquire Mobilicity, ill be getting one of these when i land in Canada next month, will report back my findings for sure.

you could. 1. walk it to your place 2. rent a car to transport it 3. hire a "man with van" type service 4. tell seller to deliver it only so many options....

saw an "A decision has been made" update today on e-cas, hopefully will get an early Christmas gift in my mail box in the next few days :) :)

Hi, not sure about their branches, check their websites? For the identity, they should take any passport i think. Worse case scenario i think is if they want a deposit if you go with one of the monthly plans. Again, depends on what plan you want from them

thanks for your input, and i have noted down the henning drive location, will go there :)

Or submit bank statements, even if you are a paperless customer, banks are required to send out certain stuff to you, such as yearly statements etc.

wont be returned, they might request for it though, be ready to send it in.