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Well damn, if I didn't just login to CIC -- admittedly feeling a little OCD about my daily check-ins -- and find that we've been knocked into BCG state!!! Woot!

Hah! That's awesome. We'll all be neighbors - we will be in the Victoria area too: probably Sooke.

So, I don't have a huge amount of experience with this, but what I've heard is that your VO might be Mississauga, but they may still push you over to Ottawa for processing without necessarily informing you. What I do know is that if you're a US applicant, you'll be processed in Mississauga --...

Awesome.

Congrats!

I'm in the same boat. It's awful to have to wait...

Congrats! So glad for you. I know it's been a long wait!

I'm getting antsy. Is 5 months from application receipt too short a time to request our first set of GCMS? We should be an easy case. Married 15 years. Lived in the US the whole time. No dependents. No issues.

That's rough. I'm sorry to hear that. I hope he can be with you very soon.

Thanks for the feedback, that's very helpful.

Yay!

Congrats!!

Woohoo! Congrats!

I’ve seen a few threads about this, but nothing decisive. I guess I’m looking for some perspective for folks who’ve been on this board longer than I have and may have seen more cases like this. I am dual Canadian/US Citizen. My spouse is American. We applied Outland in September 2017. When we...

Lucky you!

Marry now or in May makes no difference. Not suspicious :) If you are married, the review process may be faster than common law, but it won't be "easier." In both cases, evidence must support a real relationship. I am not sure if you have to prove co-habitation for a year if you are married...

I'm going with drunk...

You can sponsor her from the Philippines while you are in the US. This would be an Outland Application. Here is where the burden of proof is going to fall on you, though, as a sponsor outside Canada. The relationship is for real. everyone has to prove that, but the burden increases when both...

+1 on this.

Madelcar, Juliana is right. Your status is safe. Your PR remains valid regardless of what your husband says. Your husband cannot withdraw sponsorship after you landed in Canada. Even if you do not have your Permanent Resident card and passport, either because they have been lost or because...