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So, do you think the agent would have cancelled her TRP then and there? Or is there a chance he is still going to and we will find out by mail or something?

Thank you! We will only use the regular port then just to be safe. I went down to our regular port and they seemed confused by what we were told. They said she can't import her car to Canada until she has PR so they weren't sure why she was given a hard time about that. I appreciate the help...

Hi, I'm pretty sure my wife was given one of these. We showed up with copies of her PR stuff and proof of payment. She had already had a TRP for criminal inadmissibility but we got rehabilitation so we showed up at the border to see if she could get a visitor record since the TRP was expiring...

Thank you! She originally had a TRP for criminal inadmissibility and then we got the rehabilitation right at the end of her TRP as we were applying for PR. We brought all the PR documents (copies) and proof of payment to the border and asked if we could have a visitor record for her. They said...

We admitted she lived in Canada when we went to get her TRP renewed and they still renewed it. They said if she plans to stay in Canada she needed to have the TRP renewed or else she would be out of status.

My wife has a TRP (temporary residence permit) and our usual port of entry knows that she spends 99.9% of her time here in Canada and that she works and maintains a US address. Her TRP is multiple entry and does state that she has applied for PR under spousal sponsorship. We have always been...

I just wanted to post an update and also thank you for all the help you've given me over the past few months. I apologize for being a complete basket-case on the forums around the time when we first submitted our application. I have an anxiety disorder and I had freaked myself out into thinking...

Ok so I create a GCKey with my wife and still nothing. We tried inputting the application number and family name as stated above. For her area of birth, the city is Long Branch so we kept them separate just like that and then added a space after. :(

Alright, so I started working in Canada in 2016 but I was living in the USA. I'm a dual citizen and live right on the border. I started filing taxes in Canada in 2016. In December of 2016, my wife and I got married. I moved to Canada in December 2017 to be closer to work and purchased a house...

Hmm, not sure what you mean. There were two ways to log in. One was to create a GC Key and the other was a sign-in partner. I just clicked the sign in partner for BMO and it asked me to sign into my bank account. Then it brought me to my page where there was a link to link the paper application...

No biometrics needed since she is a US citizen so probably sponsor approval and then they will ask for her to get her medical done? I'll give it a few days before trying again. Thank you! :)

US/Canada Outland App Sent Application: December 11, 2018 AOR1: February 6, 2019.

I got AOR1 yesterday for my wife (PA) and I. Sent application: December 11, 2018 AOR1: February 6, 2019 Applied outland but wife basically stays here every day on her TRP and has a mailing address in the USA which we used on the application. So, I received an application number and a UCI...

Application Sent: December 11, 2018 Application Received: December 12, 2018 Still waiting on AOR1. :)

Does getting your application sent to LA or New York mean you're getting interviewed for sure? I've heard most USA --> Canada applicants don't get interviewed unless there's serious unresolved criminality. Hopefully mine doesn't get sent for interview as my wife has permanent rehabilitation for...

Huh, I wonder if it's because employment stuff isn't that important for spousal sponsorship. I would have thought that something like that would have big consequences. That's very interesting. I guess the important stuff is probably criminal record and having been denied entry. We were honest...

Glad I'm not the only one who has experienced this level of anxiety and uncertainty. Hopefully it doesn't last the whole 12 months that this process might take. Also, it does help to read it like computer code. As an english professor you'd think I would have better reading comprehension when it...

Yes! That makes loads of sense. Honestly, that's what I thought when I originally read it but I was talking to a friend who sponsored her husband years ago and she said that basically I misrepresented by not mentioning my short trips to the Caribbean. Your explanation makes more sense than hers...

Ok perfect! So is it an issue that we didn't mention our short vacations under section 6 of the Background Declaration where they ask for personal history? We honestly thought they just meant work or unemployment, not personal vacations.

I saw some people mention a travel history form called IMM 5562 but it wasn't in my list of forms I had to fill out. If it helps, my wife is a US citizen. I'm not sure why this wasn't required of us. I mentioned trips we took in our relationship letter but we didn't put them in section 6 of...