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So we called CIC and were asked to upload Schedule A through Web Form. Hope it works out

Why do you think you would not need to submit Police clearance.. If it takes a long time in your country, you should start the process as soon as possible. And CIC also mentions the same thing in the checklist and guides - to start the process early

That makes sense! but how about folks who are not receiving the request at all? what are they supposed to do? There are quite a few people who did not receive the mail to upload for 2-3 weeks.. :-\

Hey, Yes our timelines are pretty similar. I am thinking of waiting for 5 Business days to pass and then upload through web form..

Did you get your file transferred already? Before Schedule A? Interesting!! I thought they would see the address on Schedule A and based on that they would be transferring the file to appropriate VO

IRCC Web Form is the answer http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/contacts/web-form.asp

Just checked the FEB 2017 thread. Apparently a lot of people did not receive a mail to upload Schedule A or PCC for many days. And they had to do it through web IRCC Web form. Anybody here did this already?

Hey Guys How long after SA if the IRCC taking to ask for Schedule A? is there a trend? I got the SA approval mail on 30th March but nothing on my spouse's mail to upload Schedule A or PCC. Whats going on?

I believe you need to get documents notarized when they have been translated from some other language to English. If your original is in English, then you dont need to get it notarized

should be ok since T4 is also from the CRA. but also add a note on why you are not giving them a notice of assessment. And also your paystubs if possible

Section 10 and 11 contains almost all of the possible mistakes that one can make. It might give you an idea but its not very helpful. CIC would have marked your mistakes by a highlighter in your checklist or probably even wouldve added a document stating what exactly you did wrong. Did you not...

cant be too sure about this. I know someone who got their TRV with no ties in the home country. No job, No education, no business, filed an outland application and got the TRV without any issues.

It shouldn't be too long of a wait unlike other Visa Offices. Sydney office is not too busy and faster because of that.

Haha You seem pretty curious about whats happening in CIC internally. I guess it would be too much cost for CIC to actually send all physical files to different visa offices throughout the world. They probably have a software that shares all the information with other visa offices. What your...

Hi Folks Does anyone here know - on what basis is a visa office is assigned for processing. I mean - my spouse is with me in Canada on TRV.. we applied outland.. Indian citizen.. but was staying in New Zealand for last 3-4 years on a resident visa. Which visa office will the file be sent to??

Hello ppl I asked this at another thread too... sorry if you are reading it again :) What sort of questions can we expect at immigration for a spouse visiting to Canada on TRV? The intention is obviously to stay together and later apply for a sponsorship (outland). Is it ok to mention that my...

Wow that was fast!! All the best

Hi Guys What sort of questions can we expect at immigration for a spouse visiting to Canada on TRV? The intention is obviously to stay together and later apply for a sponsorship (outland). Is it ok to mention that my s[ouse is a PR and I am here to visit him but will go back after couple months...

Thanks, but she would be going to NZ for a couple months during the process. I really do not understand why the application would go to NDVO. We would provide her residence address as a NZ address. She's been there for more than 3 years now. Application going to NDVO does not also makes sense...

Hi guys Need some help. I will be sponsoring my spouse in sometime. But we are not sure which way to choose (inland or outland). The situation is complicated: 1. My spouse is a New Zealand Resident (not a PR or citizen - has a resident visa) , Indian Citizen. 2. Has Canada Temporary Resident...