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It wouldn't be the signature. I signed my form on July 27. Application was physically received on August 13 but online says August 6.

i did not send the checklist or extra copies of the documents that I was already sending for the PR application. Only the IMM form and the $255 receipt. It worked out alright for me. I still haven't got the work approval as it's still very early but I have linked my application online and it's...

1. Work permits are usually applied for online unless you send a paper copy with the spousal PR application. It will still be treated as if though it's an online application - there will be no correspondence mailed to you. It will all be online. 2. That is normal, my application was sent August...

Unfortunately, it goes at the bottom of the pile and start all over again.

No problem!! Good luck :)

No problem. You can call them to ask any info on your application - they can let you know whats going on. 1-888-242-2100 and press 3, 4, 1, 0 - this will put you on queue to speak to someone. Just so you know as well that they are busy certain times of the day so you might have to try a couple...

I see, you could by all means call IRCC and ask them whats going on. Some applicants don't get AOR but they could give you the application number if they were able to start processing it.

It should be on the checklist that you are sending. If you are sending the PR+OWP and an inland applicant send to: CPC - Mississauga P.O. Box 5040, Station B Mississauga, Ontario L5A 3A4 The address is different if you're just sending the OWP application.

If you check your application on your CIC account. The 12-month processing time starts with the day they received your application.

That's correct. Ideally you should apply 30 days before your status expires. It's an online application but they do have some documents that you need to submit so I suggest you look into that.

I didn't have a problem with getting my visitors extension straight after my working holidays (IEC) - seeing that you're from a visa-excempt country (am I right?). You don't need a visa, they will just extend your status as a visitor. When you get approved, they will send you a permit stating...

You can apply to extend as a visitor. I did that when my IEC was expiring and I got approved for a further 6 months. That should be enough for you to apply for a common-law sponsorship with OWP - when they process OWP, it gives you implied status so you will be able to stay until they make a...

Be careful on giving out false information. As a PR, it it a risk leaving the country and even more for 2 months, it is definitely too long of a time to leave while the application is in progress. A clear restriction on the basic guide states that a PR must be in Canada, unlike Canadian...

Oh :( what was the reason they returned it?? It will take a couple of days for you to receive it. Give it by the end of the week.

You have to be very patient with the matters of immigration. Calling them many times won't make it any quicker. Wait 3 days and see how you go.

I would suggest that you update the IMM form that includes the question regarding past criminal offences/ charges and send it through webform. You have to send a detailed explanation stating that you were unaware of the information but would like to disclose that to the Canadian Immigration...

I would call IRCC and see what's going on.

Hey there, they treat both common law and spousal with equal weightings, so you're not more likely to get PR just because you're married. It's how much evidence you have supporting your relationship. So with 3 years of lease under your belt, IDs and documents with the same address and lots of...

Hey @TheUltimateLurker ! Sorry to hear that :( So there's good news and bad news! Bad news is, that's for the OWP that you applied for - because you have applied inland, you didn't need to pay for the biometric fee but you did miss out on the $100.00 Work Permit Holders fee, that's why it's a...

great! not a problem :)