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If you haven't done your medical yet, then your COPR won't expire until end of March, at the earliest, and I think that fits with what date range you put (3rd or 4th quarter of 2017, or early 2018), so you should be fine ;D

I think the reason I was contacted was because the date I put conflicted with my COPR expiration. My COPR expires November 25th, and the date I had put was December 1st, so they wanted to make sure I knew that and the sponsor would resume residency by that expiration date. In your case, it...

What about ECAS?

Prior to my appointment, I asked if they take my insurance (Regence Blue Shield) and they said they do. Then I got a bill in the mail, and the wording made it seem like they were still waiting on the insurance payment or something. When I called to see if I should pay the amount (~$62) or if...

I went to a USHealthWorks in Seattle, WA. I submitted my insurance, though I still got a bill that made it seem like my insurance wouldn't pay. It only cost me $62 though, so perhaps my insurance WAS billed, partially. I'm not sure, but that was the only Panel Physician nearby (in all of...

Thank you so much for the reassurance prvc! I hope there's good news waiting for both of us next week!

And yes, I mentioned that I put December 2017 because CIC stated the average processing time to be 14 months. I filled out the application in October, so I figured we'd be approved in 14 months, which would be December 2017, and we'd move right after being approved. I stated that I had since...

MyCIC doesn't show background check started yet, and my ECAS still says In Process, so I don't know if that was the last step. Maybe my accounts just weren't updated and it WAS the last step. I hope that's the case. ;D

Ok, so it's normal that an automated message gets sent to you after you send an email to them?

So I just got an email from CPC-CTD-Ottawa@cic.gc.ca saying: "Upon reviewing your file, I noticed that your sponsor had chosen a date of December 1, 2017 to resume residency in Canada. In order for a visa to be granted, the sponsor must be a resident of Canada at the time the applicant becomes...

Wow congratulations!! I was looking at the November spreadsheet to see your timeline, but didn't see it. If you don't mind, could you add your timeline here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1CUkTFpwDRvX3vg4FwEoQ4bjyo1ux2qpjLusu08y2gnc/edit#gid=992511551

You'll be fine with just the main pages of the email confirmations. I just used the email confirmations, both when my husband applied for PR in US, and now when I applied for PR in Canada.

After I read this, I went to MyCIC to see the new update and got excited for a split second too! I looked at the BGC box and it starts off with "Your application is in progress." I initially took that to mean my BGC is in progress, but then I continued reading "The next step is to conduct a...

Is it this site? http://www.riv.ca/Home.aspx What made it ineligible?

I know the fees themselves will be cheaper than buying a car, but we will be buying another car, regardless. It's just a matter of buying it in US or Canada. But it seems like the process isn't going to be too bad, and the fees are almost negligible, comparing the cost of a car. When you say...

Hey everyone, I've been reading a few posts about the date people put in their paperwork that they're moving back to Canada. This got me worried because we put December 2017. We thought we would apply in October 2016 (but my medical exam delayed that), and CIC had a 14 month processing time at...

Hey, I read one of your earlier posts saying that importing your car is a separate process, right? So even if it's declared on the paperwork as "goods to follow", I'd have to go through the importing process also, and pay those fees? We're debating on whether to buy a car here or in Canada. We...

It's scary how similar our situations are. My husband is a Canadian citizen. We got married June 2015 and he got his green card February 2016. We plan to move to Canada this Autumn, but I've been thinking about what we'd have to do in regards to his PR status in the US. I'm not sure if we'll...

Wow, it seems a bit ridiculous to have to go to such lengths! I live in Washington, near the border, so I guess it makes sense that our Walgreens would have the option to cut to Canadian standards. Glad it worked out for you guys, though :D

Yeah, it can be a bit disheartening, but I just remind myself that I'm living with my husband and we aren't moving to Canada until summer (at the earliest), so it doesn't really matter. My brain is also wired to check ECAS and MyCIC everyday, so I'm unnecessarily bummed when I don't see any...