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if I understand correctly, the Privacy Act allows you to request your own information under the control of any government agency and/or make corrections to it, whereas the Access to Information Act allows anyone to request any information in the hands of the government, although making the...

itscoezy, just use your mexican address and put "N/A" for province and postal code. I used that form to do a similar request from overseas as well (Central america), I didn't have to pay the $5 fee either because I selected "Privacy Act" as the act under which I made the request. Good luck...

That should be the correct medical examination form for excessive-demand exempt applicants from within Canada. It even lists "Vegreville" as the Case Processing Centre, so you should be ok using that one. PDF form can be found here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/forms/IMM1017SCLE.pdf

Tiny progress, e-CAS update: "Medical results have been received". All else is the same. Good luck to everyone waiting.

Correct, dashes are optional, so try with and without dashes and see what works for you.

Looks fine to me, but you should include the translator's address and phone number.

Depends on the place you'll be living. In Ontario there's no need to translate your kid's immunization records, just bring them to your local Health department's office for verification, you can contact them on email to see if they'd accept them as electronic format.

From my experience, IF the translator is not a certified translator (a member of a recognized organization in Canada), then an affidavit is mandatory. So, if the OP is using a relative or friend as translator, an affidavit from him/her will be required unless that person is Certified in the...

1- For an affidavit to be considered legal it must be signed by the person authorized to take oaths (lawyer, judge, embassy official, etc.), otherwise how can you or anybody else prove that the oath-taker did in fact witnessed the translation being made? It is the oath-taker who certifies that...

Agree with canadianwoman, proof of relationship is NOT the same as proof of cohabitation, so they're clear on what they're requesting, they are even giving you clues as to what constitutes such a proof: bank account statements showing same address for both, leases under both of your names, etc.

You can get any lawyer, judge or Canadian embassy official in the country you live (if not in Canada) to sign you an affidavit if you, a relative or a friend is doing the translation. An affidavit is basically a statement by the translator that the translation is a faithful representation of the...

This webpage from the Canadian Embassy in Seoul may help with your issue. I'd suggest use their fax number or email address to request further information: http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/korea-coree/visas/marriage-mariage.aspx?lang=eng&view=d You can contact them by email, through their...

No, they haven't requested additional documents... yet. I'm hoping the documentation we submitted upfront will be sufficient, but you never know. Will keep my fingers crossed, lol!

Your country specific guide (http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/guides/3910e.pdf), instructs you to supply "four (4) recent photos for each member of your family and yourself". These need to be attached to your application package. Notice these are not the same photos to be used for the...

That guide (IMM 5289) is for applicants applying from within Canada (referred to as "Inland"). are you applying from the US or are you applying Inland? if you're inland, then do follow IMM 5289 guide, otherwise go by IMM 3910e, which indicates to provide four photographs. Cheers.

If you're applying from the U.S., the country-specific guide instructs you to provide "four (4) recent photos for each member of your family and yourself." (http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/guides/3910e.pdf), these 4 photos are to be attached to your immigration application package that...

Muchacha, same here! I'll follow your progress closely ;D I'm anticipating a long process, just to get ready mentally for any surprise lying ahead. Good luck!

double check for the photos inside the envelope they sent you back. I had my package returned and couldn't locate the photos at first, but after going to all and every sheet of paper, I found the pictures attached with a paper clip to the back of one of the documents that was not related to any...

I'm replicating my post in the June 2012 thread: my file has been transferred to Mexico VO. We thought it was in Guatemala, but never received an AOR from that office. Instead, we received the AOR from Mexico via email today. I guess Mexico is now officially the visa office for Mexico and...

Received AOR from VO today. File was transferred to Mexico according to the email, funny we thought the application was in Guatemala all this time. Anyways, the waiting continues. Ecas still shows "application received" for both the sponsor and the applicant. smvi please update sheet to show...