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ohh that is awesome news MC! I bet your sponsorship approval will come within a couple of days! yay! At least you know they got it, and it wasn´t lost somewhere!

Really? I used to get them several years ago when I came to mexico with my uni....and it lasted pretty long! Maybe they changed the prices or something? Haven´t used them in more than 5 years now...

it might be cheaper to get a ladatel calling card and call from a pay phone!

I really really hope you don´t need one edgar! I mean it´s kind of their fault for not knowing what is going on in the first place! But don´t worry soon you will be in Canada eating poutine and drinking tim horton´s. ;D

Thanks Leisa and OhCanadiana! That´s good news, I really didn´t want to do another road test. :P

While we´re on the topic of driver´s licences, I have a question...I was going to look into this but maybe somebody here knows. Last year my alberta driver´s licence was going to expire on my birthday in september. So I had to fax in some special paperwork in order to renew it from Mexico...

Congrats!!!!! Very happy for you! when are you landing? let us know how it goes!

Yes the applicant will get the AOR. And at the same time they will probably say they are sending the letter so you can get the PGR certificate. I´m not sure if the interview comes before or after the police certificate request...technically they can ask you for an interview at any time during...

Awesome news! Everything will probably move quickly after they get it! :D

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Did you have to pay anything to get the police check? Because the SSP is free. The PGR costs something like 135 pesos (I can´t remember the exact price).

When we first filed ours we said Calgary but midway through we decided to move to Edmonton instead...we did notify our VO but they didn´t change it. So on the COPR it says destination: Calgary. But it does have our Edmonton address on there. I emailed the VO to see if this would be a...

When my husband got his at the state office it was called an Informe (I think because it wasn´t from the PGR in Mexico City) and they did accept it.

If you are in Mexico then no. You absolutely need the letter for the PGR. Not sure if they would give you the letter if you go there personally and ask for it...

The embassy´s address is: Immigration Section – Section de l’immigration Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra 193, Colonia Granada, Del. Miguel Hidalgo, 11520, Mexico D.F. Mexico It´s near metro San Joaquin on the orange line! About 10 mintutes walking from there.

Haha when I first came here I lived in Mexico City and then between Mexico (where my uni is) and Veracruz on weekends (Where my hubby is!! :P) I was terrified of Mexico city at first because it´s so big and you hear so many stories! But you get used to it and it is a really neat city! I never...

Congrats canadiangirl!!! When are you going to Canada?

Here it is: http://www.cbsa.gc.ca/publications/help-aide/topic-sujet/10-eng.html Under Forms, where it says B4 and B4A. Also take a look at this info, it is very helpful about landing: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/newcomers/before-border.asp

No it dosen´t. I mean sometimes the power goes out (like in any city) but it´s very rare and it could happen in summer or winter. Usually it lasts only a few minutes.

We didn´t either. Hopefully it will be okay!