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Heya, Can someone please add me onto the uk outland timeline? Is it right I have to post it here? Sent: may 29th 2017 Received: may 31st 2017 Aor: june 29th 2017

Such a good idea....thank you! Will do that for sure.

Heya, Me and my partner have been together 19 months and living together for 13 months and are applying for PR through spousal sponsorship. He is still technically married but they have been separated for about 5 years and are currently in the process of getting a divorce (she is also engaged...

Heya! I want to apply to sponsor my mother and stepfather to come live here with me under the grandparent visa (im a permanent resident) ....but as he is not my biological father would that be an issue? I've searched the CIC website and I cant seem to find anything that talks about it.... Just...

Heya, Me (the applicant) and my Canadian citizen partner (the sponsor) are filling out our forms for him to sponsor me for permanent residence through common law and it states: "If you are applying for permanent residence in Canada, you must declare all of your family members. There are no...

Thank you for your help - appreciated.

Me and my canadian BF are about to apply for outland PR for canada through the london office and were wondering what peoples experiences regarding how long the process took them? I vaguely recall finding a website a few months back which told us the average waiting times for the london office...

I am currently seriously contemplating moving to Saskatchewan in order to attempt to get the nomination for PR. The only jobs I can really do are food services or guest services, and I would much prefer to do guest services however I was wondering if anyone could clarify a few things for me...

For sure I am going to call them, but even then the call centres are notorious for giving out incorrect information - whatever happens it will always come down to the cic officers dealing with our file - but as Shineon39 has stated - its physically impossible for us to get 12 months continuous...

Unfortunately he is still technically married (been separated several years and in the divorce process), and even if he wasn't - I personally don't agree with marriage or want to do it, especially not for a visa so that kinda rules that out. And as it's a tour (can't go into much detail i'm...

Thankyou SO much for your help, i could kiss you! Im hoping he doesnt go away still (find out in a few weeks) - but at least if he does we know what to do! I never even thought to go and see admin!

Thank you all for your replies - it's such a relief to have hope regarding the situation because we were really concerned about as there is a chance we could never have the 12 months continuous service because of his job as he is sent away a lot, there is always going to be gaps in the timeline!

Me and my boyfriend have been together for 10 months and living together for just over four months, he is in the military and tonight we have just found out there is a big chance he will be sent on tour for 5 months starting next month....this obviously is a huge gap in our 12 months of living...

Ok that makes more sense to me - I think it's clicking, best start thinking of another career for the time being.

I'm in a PR fb group, and everyone of those are saying the first year counts as you can apply for PR in the 13 month of living together (the day you officially become classed as common law) and get conditional PR, and that people have received their PR after only living together for one year...

Heya, So me and my boyfriend have nearly been living together for two years (together 6 months prior to moving in), we were waiting to hit the 2 year living together mark before applying for permanent residence (he's a citizen, I am not) and were under the assumption that if we lived together...

Oh balls really - well thats buggered that plan :(. Its the edmonton police service they said "Unfortunately, at this time we do have to ask that you wait until the condition is removed from your permanent residence status" when I enquired about it.

I haven't applied yet, I know we qualify now - but if my understanding of the PR rules is correct is that if we live as common law for more than 2 years then when(if) I am granted I will not have any conditions attached to my PR, whereas if its common law for less than 2 years you get...

Thank you both for your replies - I really appreciate it, I was very surprised when I was told this and it didn't seem right but I wanted to double check to settle my nerves!

I am currently living with my boyfriend as common law in canada and have been for 18 months (together 2 years). He is a canadian citizen and I am from the United Kingdom - My IEC visa is due to run out in 7 months - 1 month after we would have been living as common law for 2 years. My intention...