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I have no idea why they need. All of the info. is already on submitted forms. The good thing is it's easy enough to fill out and send back. And we now know our appl. is just about done. The email went to both of us. The letter states to send original docs. I guess the entry/exit cannot be...

2 & 3 2. Personal History - after looking at the form again it states " leave no gaps ". That's answered. 3. Entry & Exit - will get it at the GU office or online * letter states to "send" all originals. will be sending by courier.

1. App. A - just discovered that we put: Applicant/Spouse/Child info. on that form. That answers number 1.

Hi, Nearing the final part of PR. The applicant ( wife ) received an email today: 1. Appendix A Form - who does she list on this form? 2. Personal History Form - how far back? since high school? or whole life? Thanks! * Courier the forms back I assume?

Update: We have email today for ( for wife ) additional docs. request: 1. Appendix A - i believe my wife lists her parents, brothers, sisters. Thats all right? 2. Personal History - it does not specify how far back to go for listing previous addresses and emloyers. I assume every previous...

Do you have to submit a new medical? I noticed your medical was done about a year ago.

I'd say between pages 2-50 somewhere :)

Member of Parliament for when appl. gets derailed for whatever reason.

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If I were just starting an application: I would go through this thread cut and paste all the tips into one doc. Then use it as an unofficial guide. Don't forget to use the country specific application guide. These get updated so use the most recent. That guide will list the required Korean...

It's a good place for someone who likes working alot ( money ) BUT it is fairly isolated, etc.

Is it a Blind Date or Interview ?!! ;D ;D ;D

Some send it and some don't. I did since it took just a phone call, no fees to get it, etc. It can take several weeks to get. In Korea, it took me 3-4 weeks.

thats fast! congrats

Translate anything not in English. Be sure to use a professional translator who is partnered with a lawyers office. See the thread authored by CanNZ. Thats where those of us sponsoring a Korean spouse are.

""Let's say there's a Canadian woman of Filipino origin who has married a guy who lives in the affected area and they're waiting for their spousal sponsorship application, that might normally take a few months," he said. "In this case they would speed it up."...

Phillipine Disaster: Watching news, Phillipine residents will be fast tracked through immigration regardless of application dates, etc. This may make PR slower?

Looks like the speadsheet for Manila is updated. I am in the May Batch. I see alot of them got PPR this week - yesterday and today. Some are SA before and after me. I see a few others with May 30 SA without PPR yet. I guess we should get an e-mail any day now. We did not get a doc. request yet...

Koreans don't need PR docs to visit Canada. It's the same as taking a trip to Canada for a vacation. When the COPR is issued the applicant would need to flagpole for landing purposes.

She can just go as a visitor/tourist and keep extending her travel status until PR is complete. Same as if you didn't even apply for PR.