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I made copies of everything cards, plane tickets, our first receipt for hotel in Niagara Falls the first time we met 13 yrs ago I held on to that for a long time I was not letting it out of my hand LOL I also picked out the photos and printed copies of those. I wasn't sure what would come back...

Good Luck with your interview! being apart sucks but the time apart is so much sweeter when you are back together!

The tricky part is going to be getting her the TRV to get here in the first place alot are denied as they don't believe they will leave when their visit is over especially since they are married to a Canadian.

Yes, her passport would still have to go to Buenos Aires...

My husband and I had been together 13 years when we got married and finally sent in the application for me for PR, I sent in 1 photo for each year we were together and 10 photos from our wedding/honeymoon. I included no chat logs even tho we met online 14 years ago, my husband is deaf so no...

They do not have to do anything... Does your spouse already have her TRV in her hand? most TRV's are denied when they find out they are married to a PR/citizen, this is why I asked. and just because she has a TRV doesn't mean they will let her in at the border she can still be denied and if they...

Since there is such a wait in this category I am assuming it has been a while since you filed... Seems to me that they are starting to processing the file now and want to make sure it is up-to-date... So just refill the forms and do the medicals and send them in. As far as the travel documents...

Since you are married you may have more of a problem getting into the US then she will getting into Canada, there have been several news stories about Canaidans being denied because they were married to an American, it made my husband nervous every time he crossed lol. I would have a copy of the...

I got my package from LA Nov 21st it was regular mail no signature was required it was just there...

you must remember CIC and CBSA are not the same even tho they both deal with immigration CIC will say one thing and CBSA another this was told right to my face by a CBSA officer " we are not the same, we protect our borders upfront". In my opinion, I agree with the others it just isn't worth the...

Just because your file is in Ottawa now does not mean your visa will come from there... I had sponsorship approval and my files stayed in Ottawa then one day I got e-mail from Ottawa my file was done being processed and transferred to LA for visa issue, 3 hours later I got PPR from LA once they...

My CoPR was mailed to me the same day I showed decision made on e-cas... how long it takes to get to you depends on how long it takes the mail I mailed my passport to LA it took 7 days to get there... they returned my passport, CoPR and evidence I sent with my application and it took 14 days to...

The visa does not guarantee entry...the IO @ POE can refuse entry...

If you apply In-land and apply for a work permit with the In-land application she will then have "implied" status until a decision is made on your application. Therefore she will not have to apply for any extensions but, the application must be filed before the expiration date of the visitor visa.

Just wanted to add, this has to be the only reason the IO hasn't made a decision, if they require any other documents they will make you redo the medical, and the exam must have been done with-in 15 months. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/bulletins/2012/ob423.asp

Send a cover letter with the passport just for piece of mind, I changed my mailing address shortly after filing and never got conformation that they received it and changed it, so I included a letter and it came to the Canadian address. Good Luck!

2 different answers to this question.... Are you applying In-land or Out-land? In-land If you file an application with a work permit application you will not need to apply for an extension as long as your application is filed before the expiration of your visitor's visa you will have "implied"...

Well was true in my case... start to finish 7 months exactly. If I had applied In-land in April first stage approval was 8 months it has dropped to 6 now but you still have an 8 month wait for the 2nd stage approval... looking at your time-lime they received my application the day before...

Oh I was in immigration one time when a girl came thru on a greyhound she didn't have her PR card yet she had her passport but no CoPR and they pulled her off the bus and made her go over on the "bad" side LOL where you feel like your being interrogated she was embarrassed and crying and they...

That would be why there are so many fraud cases because they are not caught before PR is granted... just my opinion...