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My uni is asking me for it so that I can do my thesis defense and graduate!

I got a copy notarized, translated and legalized and they would not accept that, they wanted the original legalized. any ideas???

This has nothing to do with the visa but maybe someone can help me. isn´t it true that an Alberta birth certificate cannot be modified in any way or it becomes invalid? What if they want you to legalize the original document what do you do?

I was in the same situation. I just put the date that I started living here and then when I printed out the form I added ¨to present¨ in pen. Make sure you prove that you will be moving back to Canada! good luck

Mine still said in process when we got the PPR and even like a week after we had the visa in our hands, it still said in process. I just checked it, and now it says decision made. But I have no idea when it was changed, as I haven´t checked my ecas since about a week after we had the visa already.

It probably is faster in person! I think the person you hand it to probably just puts it into your file once they have it...so it doesn´t have to go through the whole mail sorting process. It´s less stressful that´s for sure! Because then you now 100% that they got it and it´s there! :D The...

They probably have it, but it isn´t in the system yet or whatever. When we sent our PGR, we ended up going to mexico city a few days after DHL said they got it, to hand in the SSP. When we were there we took the opportunity to ask if they had received the PGR certificate. The guy checked on...

Oh that´s gotta be a good sign! Ours was changed to in process while we were waiting for them to send the letter to get the PGR! Did your son-in-law already submit his police checks?

I thought the liberated cartilla was needed for getting a mexican passport too?

I thought if you didn´t pick the ball when you were 18 then when you eventually DO pick it, you cannot get the black ball. Maybe I am wrong though. When my husband did his, he got the marine ball. And he said it was just like running laps and other excercises plus they learned about weapons...

YAY! congrats!!

Hi and welcome! Well with 18 years of marriage and 3 kids, I would say you will have no problems! It doesn´t matter where you are living (Mexico or Canada); you will send everything to Mississauga first, where they will approve the sponsor (step one) and then once you are approved as a sponsor...

Yes that´s what we did! You drop it off in the morning, and then you go pick it up at 3pm. :D It was fun because you get to sit there in the embassy with all the excited people and see their happy faces while they call out their names and give them their visas. :D

Congrats on the AORs!!! :D

Same for us.

Yay!!! Good luck! :D

No the Xola address is wrong! Do not go there!!! This is the new one: Tlalpan No. 2962, Colonia Espartaco, Delegacion Coyoacan, Mexico, D.F. C.P. 04870 + 52(55) 52 42 81 00 from 14:00 to 17:00hrs. monday to friday.

The SSP hours are 2pm-7pm, I am pretty sure. And it takes like 5 minutes. It looks like there are tons of people and it will take all afternoon, but they work really fast!

I believe it was 8am to 12pm...maybe someone can confirm this.

It´s an office size paper that has the applicant´s info at the top and the sponsor info at the bottom and at the very bottom a place where you are supposed to sign when you land. It´s the one they tell you not to write on until you get to Canada! Oh and it has a picture of the applicant glued...