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    ANY ADVICE PLEASE - HAVE HEAD IN HANDS

    Will any of the following 2 options be helpful to you: 1) An American PR: You say your husband is an American by birth. It took less than 3 months for my friend's wife to get a PR in the US. Unlike Canada, US PR process seems to be quite fast. 2) Outland application while residing inside...
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    IMM008 correction after validation

    I think putting down an email is a must because otherwise CIC would only send you physical mails that can have a delay of couple of weeks. I guess, you are probably going to scan and email your updated form. How does it really matter if you send 1 page or all 6 pages? If you are concerned...
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    NEW DELHI (NDVO) - 2016 SPOUSAL SPONSORSHIP OUTSIDE CANADA

    That may not be a good option in case he actually needs to use the insurance. Taking insurance from a non-Canadian provider may force him to pay all costs upfront in Canada and claim reimbursement of bills from his Indian insurance company, which in my opinion is quite painful (and rarely do...
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    New Delhi Visa Office : inquiry

    Re: New Deli Visa Office After AOR2 you should expect some wait with no movement on ECAS for the New Delhi VO. See the 2016 thread and the XL sheet for statuses in general. At NDVO, it has taken about 3 months when people are lucky (and more than a year if they get stuck) to get from AOR2 to...
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    URGENT: HELP PLEASE

    It's a bad situation to be in. I take my previous advice back :( I am not sure if I would leave my job and go to Canada and wait for my wife to come there (while she also leaves her's). Long distance relationships suck. Long distance relationship without any money suck even more :-X Also...
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    URGENT: HELP PLEASE

    Yes, you are right. Sorry, my mistake. I didn't knew that. Thanks for correcting me here!
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    URGENT: HELP PLEASE

    Read this: www (dot) cic (dot)gc(dot)ca /english/immigrate/sponsor/spouse.asp [remove spaces] If you are a citizen or permanent resident of Canada, you can sponsor your: - spouse, - common-law or conjugal partner, or - dependent children
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    URGENT: HELP PLEASE

    I don't think it matters that much. In some cultures people have arranged marriage. You meet in a park, exchange a flower, and get married :) LOL. I am sure Canadian visa office knows that. He would still need to prove that his marriage/relationship is genuine. But I am sure he can manage that...
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    URGENT: HELP PLEASE

    That's not true. He can sponsor her while living outside. In fact, on second thought, I think, this may be the best route to take. Both of you should continue working as you are professionals. Apply for her permanent residency. There is one IMPORTANT additional requirement for your sponsorship...
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    URGENT: HELP PLEASE

    I am not sure which country you come from and where does your wife work and her visa requirements. If you are from a "visa-required" country, I would suggest: 1) Apply for your wife's TRV visitor's visa first. Make sure she has a current job in her country and she stresses her ties to her...
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    AUGUST 2016 - OUTLAND SPOUSAL APPLICANTS

    Sorry, I meant email.
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    AUGUST 2016 - OUTLAND SPOUSAL APPLICANTS

    Oh, you are overthinking it. They emailed the letter on Friday, Sept 30. But the actual portal update happened only on the next working day (Oct 3, Monday) Happened to me too. Got the confirmation email on Sept 27. But the ECAS update says, Sept 28. Nothing weird happening there. >> Usually In...