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Oh, I didn't mean you can get your SIN at the time of the landing, sorry if I was vague.

Beauty and wits and humbleness - you are the complete package :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

From what I know, the first thing you need to do after landing is apply for your Social Insurance Number (SIN). That will be given to you on the spot, and the SIN card will arrive later. But just knowing your SIN (without having the SIN card and the PR card) will allow you to get a job, a bank...

Now don't have her go to the other extreme and have her tell the VO that it's her childhood dream to move to Canada and she would die if she failed :D :D :D :D That's not good either :D

Yes, it does seem that way, that's why I said it's a plus for them. The fact that they had a religious ceremony is again a plus, seeing as they are from a religious community. It also depends what country she's from - if their financial situation is fairly similar, I don't think they will have...

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/imm1017e-medical-form-t183993.0.html;msg2880996#msg2880996 Here's the first thread you started with this question.

And why does it need to be validated?

The fact that you have spent very little time physically together might be the thing that arouses suspicions and that might make them ask for an interview. The fact that your family made the trip and attended the wedding is a plus. The fact that your relationship evolved and was not full on from...

No, it still says "In Process". They really don't change it until they issue the visa. In the email i got today it says: So they still keep you on your toes even when they ask for the passport :D I guess they can't make an official decision until they see the actual passport, just in case.

There's a lot of applicants that never received an AOR. You will probably hear something from them when they approve or deny the sponsorship. Check the sponsor's email, that's where they send everything before transferring the file to the local VO. Good luck!

If there's still someone updating the may 2013 spreadsheet, I would like to say that I got PPR today :D

This just arrived in my mail 15 minutes ago: ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D 8)

The doctor has to give you the form, not the other way around. When you call to make the appointment with the panel physician, ask them about what you need to bring with you.

There is no structure. However, make sure they all provide their contact information (address, phone number, email etc.). And have them address the letter to CIC (or have them write "to whom it may concern"). And have them finish the letter expressing their willingness to be contacted for...

baba1234 - If you're only accepting one person's opinion, why don't you send Leon a private message? That way he will have the opportunity to answer you.

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When I was asking about requesting the file I was referring to the GCMS notes. Those are the file. Geez.

Why don't you ask for your file so that you can see what happened until now?

Write them an email explaining the mistake.

But he needs to notify CIC about his change in circumstances, doesn't he? Tell then he got laid off and then inform them again when he gets another job. Or am I wrong?