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Neither DHL or FedEx offer prepaid waybills in El Salvador, the only thing close is the DHL branch at the Visa Application Centre, but they only serve Guatemala, not Mexico. UPS does offer prepaid returns and that's where we were. Our package was sent Monday and it arrived at Mexico Tuesday...

We separated the official documents (marriage and birth certificates, police records, etc.) from the "unofficial" ones (like email messages, chat logs, letters, postcards, etc.) and got a certified, registered translator to do the official documents. The translator is approved by the local...

Yay!!!! that's great news muchacha!! time to celebrate! well i'm no fortune teller just went by my logic looking at your timeline and compared it to ours. So are you sending your PP by DHL? where are you located? my wife wasn't able to send her PP with DHL from El Salvador, they did not offer...

Chuladaa, what happened with us is that we had done the medicals long before submitting the application, so basically when we finally were ready to apply the medicals were about to reach the expiration date but we decided to file anyways, expecting them to send us some form to re-do the...

agree with canuck in uk. They're apparently giving you the opportunity to disclose further changes to your family, like another child, etc. So if no other changes besides the one indicated earlier, then you should be ok.

PPR Date: March 26, 2013 Visa Office: Mexico PP Submission date: Pending (DHL closed for Easter holidays :( ) PP Stamped received date: TBD

thanks, muchacha! I think you should be getting news pretty soon if we go by our own timeline, our app was received by CPC-M on June 1st/12, sponsor approved Oct 12/12, VO AOR Dec 4/12, "In Process" Jan 17/13, PPR Mar 26/13. So that's more or less 9 months with two weeks since filing...

smontenegro, if we go by our timeline, you shouldn't be too far off from getting PPR. Our app was approved by Mississauga back in October, the VO sent AOR on December 4, 2012, e-Cas changed to "In Process" on January 17, 2013, they sent PPR the next day but my wife did not received it so they...

hey Dazz13, that's great, so you'll be reunited with your family fairly soon! My wife doesn't plan to land until mid July; as you may imagine there's a lot of stuff to get sorted out with her belongings and such. Anyways, I need to ask if anybody in this thread has experience with delivering...

canuck in uk is right. All children, irrespective of their status in Canada, MUST be included otherwise you may be charged with misrepresentation and your application refused.

Thanks Eduram. I've never dealt with DHL directly, but the company I worked for used the service for merchandise and document shipping! Anyways, it's a relief to know that, theirs is the best quote I've got in terms of service standards and costs, so I'll trust them my family's documents this...

Thanks, Dazz13, bttmntl, canadiangirl78 and everybody else in this forum who, one way or another, provided advice, insight and plain old empathy throughout this journey. We have 15 days (!) from today to submit passports to the Immigration Section in Mexico. We'll do the courier thing...

In good Easter week fashion we just received this news: "We are in the process of finalizing your file; however, before a visa can be issued we require the following: (x) Original valid passport for each approved applicant."...

Congratulations, Dazz123. It's big bright light at the end of the tunnel for you, LOL! Good stuff, enjoy and hopefully won't be that long till landing time.

All documents (those about the sponsor and those of the applicant) should be sent in one single package to the Case Processing Centre in Mississauga, Ontario, address here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/offices/canada/mississauga.asp Shipping your documentation by courier is highly...

I haven't done this myself but I'm certain that you can follow through with your plan of bringing your husband's truck first and figure out when to move your van at a later time. Apparently (and other forum members who've done this before can pitch in here) you'll need to fill out a Goods To...

Sakamath has explained it clearly. Also, Reflectoman provided a good alternative in simple words. If you like reading and don't mind the dense language of official guides, you can read the Operational Manual: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/op/op02-eng.pdf Good luck.

Follow these threads to read more information on the procedure: - http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/updated-topics/-t135342.0.html;topicseen -...

Permanent Resident (PR) status is obtained either by direct immigration paths such as those granted under the skilled immigrant or Provincial nominee, or, as you already may know, indirectly as the sponsored person of a Canadian citizen or Canadian PR holder. In your case, becoming sponsored by...

You can try here http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/anyone-going-through-the-paris-office-t102169.15.html although the thread hasn't been very active lately you can probably revive it with new discussion. cheers.