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Oh okay thanks

Co Congrats...what province r u in?

Np...all the best.

1. You can put the owp app and supporting docs at the end of the PR app and supporting docs and all in one envelope. 2. arrange pages according to their numbers. 3. pictures are only required for PR. CPC-Mississauga officers checks the PR app for completeness before sending the owp to...

If the same document that is required for PR is also required for owp then yes you have to send duplicates as PR is processed in CPC-Mississauga and owp will be sent to CPC-Edmonton by Mississauga officers once app is deemed complete for processing. remember, only documents that are required...

Oh okay that’s nice

What province r u in?

He received SA on Jan 20 https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/march-2020-inland-spouse-sponsorship.682394/post-9155663

Oh okay

Congrats...when was your app received?

March applicants just started receiving SA and AIP beginning of January and so far only very few has gotten CoPR.

Np...if you have anymore questions lemme know.

There are currently 2 methods of sending CoPR. 1. through the old fashion way which is sent through gckey and most local immigration offices are still using this method. With this method, they usually call the PA and ask some basics questions like if they are currently in Canada etc. Sometimes...

Question 3 over rules question 4. As long as u living together then no need to answer question 4. just make sure u are gathering docs of cohabitation as they tend to ask for that to both married couple and common-law partners.

No worries...all the best

Sounds good...once fully approved for PR then no need to notify them anymore.

Since you are married then no need for the statutory declaration of common-law, marriage certificate will suffice. Statutory declaration of common-law are meant for individuals who have cohabitated in a marriage like relationship for 12 consecutive months but are not actually married. no need...

I mean, if u haven’t gotten SA yet then yeah might be a good idea to notify them. I think it’s best to always do cos I have seen some people that were asked for resume from IRCC.

That’s the checklist, only select the box that applies to u. https://www.canada.ca/content/dam/ircc/migration/ircc/english/pdf/kits/forms/imm5556e.pdf For spouse or common-law, is pretty straightforward...application form, statutory declaration of common-law or marriage certificate, proof of...

Call them and find out what’s the hold up.