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LOL :D clearly in the end it would be a case of the poor guy living in a house with an ex-wife and and ex girlfriend.

Family Class PR sponsorship for Panama is handled by Mexico. And the posted time is 14 months. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/offices/missions/mexico.asp

To be common law with your girlfriend you need to have lived together for a consecutive period of 12 months without interruptions.

How can you be common law if you are living in canada with your soon to be ex wife and your girlfriend lives in the US?

Great questions Avadava. Something i have been thinking about. my vo posted times are 9 months. Applied in early November 2013 File transferred to VO on December 2, 2013 I am thinking of applying March 20. Since notes are generated around time of receipt (30 days after request) so the...

PM me if you have any questions as to the steps they took here in Canada. Anyone trained out of the country, can be successful, it takes hard work and commitment, but everything is possible :) My friend is now very successful in Canada, he opened his own clinic in Calgary in partnership with...

We are not attacking you, just trying to give you as much information as possible (based on past experiences). I would say your best option is to apply Outland, the application process will likely take less than the posted times. As you are currently residing outside of Canada in addition to...

In this case, as they are divorced, they are not considered family members to each other, therefore 2 separate applications need to be completed. If either of them remarried, than also their respective spouse and dependent children (if applicable) must be added to each application.

CIC agent is incorrect. The below is from the new guide. How to calculate the family size? The size of the family determines the amount of income you need to make to sponsor. Use this table below to assist you in calculating the size of your family: 1. Count: yourself...

I am assuming that he signed the declaration because his kids could not be examined at the time he applied for PR. If that is in fact the case and he signed the declaration, than he would not be able to ever sponsor his kids to Canada.

As long as her spouse was declared as you mentioned she can go ahead and file as per the instructions in the link above. She must complete the forms and submit prior to the end of the 1 year in Canada.

did she become a PR via a refugee claim? If she immigrated to Canada less than one (1) year ago as a member of the Convention Refugees Abroad and Humanitarian-Protected Persons Abroad she can use the 1 year window of opportunity...

I think this may be the same officer than refused gango girl. Find her on the spousal appeal thread under the link i provided above, I think she also applied via your visa office and she was refused for financial inadmissibility although her Canadian husband was approved as sponsor.

No questions are stupid, there are only stupid answers hehe :D You complete one application with one of your parents as principal applicant and the other parent added as dependent on that application.

Siva, I do not know how long the appeal process takes. There is a forum thread for spousal appeals where you can get a timeline of sorts. Below is the link to the thread...

I just answered another post for another forum member and seems the information I posted for her will be relevant to you. She was approved as sponsor, however the VO refused her husbands' PR visa based on financial inadmissibility. There has been quite a few refusals in the last little while...

Siva, if your husband was denied visa based on section 39 of the IRPA there is a good chance that this can be won on appeal if you and your husband can prove that although you on on ODSP when your husband is here based on his education and qualifications he will be able to be gainfully employed...

You are incorrect. The VO can refuse on financial grounds. IRPA provides that a foreign national may be inadmissible for not complying with certain obligations: 39. Financial reasons - A foreign national is inadmissible for financial reasons if they are or will be unable or unwilling to...

Don't worry about it. :) I had to re-submit forms too, because I used old ones. Just a small delay, happens to many. I would recommend using DHL to send documents, it is a little expensive but quick and reliable.

At this point I would just wait for CIC to return the package, because if you start sending in random forms you will create a huge mess. It should not take more than a month or 2 for CIC to return the package due to signatures not being original. Alternative CIC may send a letter asking for...