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We are in the same position as you only we recieved a procedural fairness letter giving us an opportunity to convince them otherwise. We are married almost 7 years, living in Canada for 6 years now. We live in Alberta and at the time of submitting our application (February)my husband was working...

Well I've been to see an immigration consultant and had my lawyer friend enquire for me within her company and both have come back with the same response that this is a ridiculous and an unusual reason. Also that I should have recieved a request for proof of cohabitation first rather than...

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I was on a visitor visa at time of applying as my previous work permit expired.

Unfortunately no, it just means my husbands sponsor application was approved. We are most likely going to be pulling our application and starting over. Since procedural can take months to come to a decision and still result in a rejection it seems to make more sense to just start over now rather...

Feb 8th inland spousal applicant. Married 7years and together for 12. Living in Canada together for 6 years. I recieved a procedural fairness letter yesterday stating the officer has concerns I don't meet the eligibility requirements for sponsorship due to cohabitating concerns. My husband's...

Congratulations! We received DM on sponsor side today also.

Thank you for the kind words.

Thank you. I think I will get some professional advice as to how to proceed from here. Way to much at stake. I'm hoping we have a strong argument to change their minds. Just trying to gather the evidence to show he was present more then not and was never maintaining a permanent residence...

Oh I know right. Had lived together here for more then 5years without him having to go out of town but unfortunately with the economy here he had no choice at the time. It's funny because he actually quit 2 weeks after submitting the application and found work in the city for a couple months...

So I was pretty excited to see I had a new message on GCkey.... That was short lived. I just recieved a procedural fairness letter ... Been married to my husband for 7years.. together for 12.. living in Canada together for 6 years in alberta.. My husband had to do a job out of town for a couple...

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My fingerprints were done June 15th and submitted to RCMP for processing so unsure when exactly they were forwarded on to CIC but usually within 5 days so.

CIC requested fingerprints & RCMP criminal record check June 4th. July 4th was my deadline for them to be recieved by. Just today I logged into my GCkey and it finally updated to them having recieved the additional requested documents. Hopefully AIP will be soon.

I seen on another group that a Feb 5th applicant recieved AIP today.

Thank- you! It takes only seconds to ruin it but so long to fix it hah..

Yes somebody did delete and change it unfortunately. I started to tidy it up again but haven't much time right now. The important information is still there tho thankfully. *Looks like somebody is redoing the formulas right now so thank-you to whoever it is.

If you have a representative such as a lawyer you won't be able to use GCkey as your application can only be linked to one account which your lawyer will have already done.

I just checked my GCkey and noticed when logging in that it was due to be down for maintenance for the last few hours so that may be causing the delay on your GCkey side?

Congratulations! Your just waiting for your landing interview now. Your almost done.