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Forgot to ask you about travel and health insurance. Did you get any of those? Were you asked by the CBSA officer about your coverage? Do you know whether you are expected to have it purchased and present it before entering as a visitor?

Hey Will I am thinking about mid November, or mid January. As I have said, I just returned from Toronto 3 weeks ago and know its tough looking for a place. Will have to decide in next few days, but January can be bitterly cold over there so I am not very keen on waiting until then. Either way I...

Hi Will. I wanted to ask you about your place in Toronto. We will be coming to Toronto shortly with my partner and we are looking for a place to share with someone (preferably another couple). I am looking around, but its kind of hard long distance from UK. Anyways, would you be happy to share...

Thanks. I am just wondering about the timing. When I was applying through express entry earlier this year, I did get police certificates from the UK and from our home country. That was in March 2017. So according to the above stated requirements by IRCC, the police certificate from my partner's...

Thank you. What I meant was official documents like police checks etc. I have read somewhere that anything older than 90 days is considered invalid by IRCC.

Thank you. Few more points. 1. The document is attested based on rental agreements and mutual bills that we shared during 8 years of our relationship. What counts as an actual proof? Also, are they going to accept evidence from UK. We will be starting in Canada anew, so nothing to show really...

I wanted to ask about common-law and employment. 1. I have our common-law relationship attested by a notary in February 2017 in the UK. Is it going to be usable as a proof of our common-law for the purpose of inland sponsorship when I file in December/January? 2. I have no job so far as of...

So did you get 6 months then? What length of state did you declare in on the electronic machine?

Does it count the same if we are common-law partners?

Does it count the same if we are common-law partners?

Thank you. Just few questions. 1. Did you have an application filled by yourself or drafted by a lawyer's firm? 2. When sent for the secondary, was your husband allowed to be in the same room?

Do you think its a good idea to accompany my partner in the visitor line although I am a PR? Or should I leave her to go through the visitor line alone to deal with it on her own?

Good to hear. Congrats. Did you travel with your wife on the same flight? Were you interviewed together?

Yes. It is extreme. But I am asking because of my tests and exams still being valid until May next year. If I cancel my PR now and reapply, then I dont have to do the testing again.

I would like to ask you, whether you know how long does the process of renouncing PR takes? I got my PR status a month ago, but it seems quite hard to sponsor my common-law partner inland. I would rather renounce my PR now and re-apply with her anew. Do you think it would work?

Ok. Could you please describe this in a little more detail? I mean the possible questions from CBSA officer and best suited answers?

So I will not be able to board the plane under any circumstances? What if I need to return now not having the time to get the documents? Would it help if I get the ETA.?

But on the other hand, I was allowed to leave Canada without it. Although the lady at the desk did have quite a long chat with her manager about it. I have read somewhere that it shouldnt be a problem if you are coming from a non-visa requiring country. Is that true, or I wont be allowed to...

I know. Will have to apply for a temporary travel document or have the card sent to me by a friend.

Thank you. So the sponsorship shouldnt be mentioned at all? Should we stick to the "visiting my partner" scenario? Isnt it going to look suspicious if a PR accompanies his partner who claims to be a visitor only?