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Well, in that case I have actually no idea. In 2011, I flew twice with Qatar airways, and it was a two-stop flight; Duha and London. From London to Vancouver, I was switched to the Air Canada. Btw, when I bought my ticket back then few were aware of such opportunity. The thing I learned was that...

There is nothing wrong with landing in Montreal, and then leaving it soon for Vancouver. The only things matter are: 1- his airport immigration process will be done in Montreal and it, as you know, may take a few hours. So be sure that the interval between landing in Montreal and the next...

I actually do not think that their process model is such a complicated one that includes too many factors and variables. You may assume there are lots of them that may affect the process: the applicant's age, gender, education, job, etc. I, myself, am 35 and my wife is 32. Be an easy-thinker...

Erina jaan, I still cannot figure it out why you are not going to pay the landing fee in advance. I know there might be an uncertainty whether your case will not face any kind of trouble in the middle, but usually there will be no complicated objection. thus, earlier you pay RPRF, lesser delay...

Most people I saw here have paid RPRF before they were asked for. It is absolutely possible and I guess it is definitely preferential.

There were multiple malpractices, but above all, he had sent the case to the false office in Alberta instead of Mississauga. After 4 months, the case got reviewed, we got informed of the fault, and were told that the case was sent directly from Alberta to Mississauga. After an additional 3-month...

I really wish I could. I may do so after I get sure that my wife is here in Canada, and such a lawsuit would not affect her immigration file. I still have to get informed of any progress through Mr representative! If he did not make those serious mistakes, our application was gonna be filed in...

I was once rejected due to my representative's disastrous fault. Btw, now the official timeline is in this regard: Visa Office: Ankara App. Filed In Mississauga: 13-08-2012 File Transfer to Ankara: 25-10-2012 Ankara Process Initiation: 23-11-2012 Landing Fee (RPRF) Request: 04-12-2012 (I've...

Just for the record... The North Vancouver MP office just, disappointing, answered me that they won't even email Ankara asking for a followup if the process time has not extended the Ankara's 16-month declared process duration.

Hoom, Thanks btw Nazafarin jaan.

How can I add my timetable here?

I guess it's better to pay landing fee ASAP. I, myself, didn't know i could do it in the first step. Sooner or later, an officer will open your file and if there would be no RPRF, he will ask for it and no one knows when he will return to yours again.