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Have you checked with any companies in your country that offer translation for official documents? There's nothing special about it, as long as it's done correctly and a lawyer or a paralegal confirm that the translation is such.

Eligibility does not equal waived interview. Up until they request the passport, they can call for an interview should they have any questions for you or your spouse.

It depends on whether you applied Inland or Outland. Also you mentioned that a CBSA told you to leave Canada by April 7th. Am I correct to assume you were given a visitor's record?

No point unless they ask for it

What is your timeline?

Do you have any red flags in your application? Age difference How you met Anything?

You shouldn't worry. For some people it's faster than the others, and as we all know the overall time is 17 months. LOng wait, but by calling them and pestering them you will not speed it up unless it's overdue

Inland takes much longer, and there are no guarantees. Your partner still can get in trouble or stay out of status for a while. Outland could be faster, depending on the VO. As long as you not misrepresent, should be fine.

Did the VO actually ask for the passport or you just sent it there? You need to contact them, and check on the status. Also what does your ECAS say?

I would assume it's similar if not the same as Russia. Here's what we had to do: - Get proof from Canadian Embassy that sponsor was never married before. - Translate all documents into Russian - has to be validated by lawyer (in your case Ukrainian) - Get officially married (In Russia it's...

Highly doubt this will apply to us, as usually it takes long time for them to implement anything, just like with our cases ;)

Given your situation, you may try emailing them the photos. I know people have done this (I did as well), and it was actually included in the file. You can email any additional documents (pictures, tickets etc) to general inquiries of the VO that is processing your file. However I would refrain...

Not really. They will care as long as he is in Canada, once outside they don't care much, however it may mean that he will have to pay taxes on all of the income he didn't declare, and his employers will get in trouble as well.

You are free to move, however you have to notify CIC

Second AOR means that the VO got your application and will start processing it.

Because there's no legal document involved in common-law relationship, you do not need to do anything other than moving away from eachother.

You seem to be confused. When you sponsor someone they get a PR, and then they have every right to apply for welfare.

Just wanted to check in here as my case is also in Warsaw. Cheers

Those of you who cannot access ECAS, you just hvae to wait a bit. It takes some time for them to update their online portal. I was only able to access it a week after we got the SA

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