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I read her question as stating he is currently living in Malaysia and his status there is visitor.

Having a legal immigration status simply means you are not in the country illegally. He should be aware of whether or not he is there legally.

Did you apply inland or outland?

You are not required to notify IRCC until after the baby is born. Pregnancy has no impact on spousal sponsorship applications, so if you were to inform IRCC of the pregnancy, they would not do anything with the information (it would be useless to them). They only need to know about it if it will...

Doesn't sound like there is anything to follow up on. Just upload the Schedule A into that slot on your Gckey. When they requested it and there wasn't a slot on your online account, you could have just immediately submitted it via the webform instead (that's one of the main purposes of the...

Based on what you just stated, I am 99% sure that either a) You actually checked inland on your application checklist, or b) IRCC is mistakenly processing your application as inland instead of outland (if you did indeed check outland). Outland applications within Canada are processed the exact...

In general, no, they will not send the application back. If sponsor was already approved, the only fee they would be refunded is the $490 RPRF. They can apply any time after withdrawing, no need to wait, but I'm not sure why they would apply immediately after withdrawing. Are they switching...

Hi, First to clarify, she won't be in Canada "on an eTA" - she will be in Canada as a visitor. The eTA simply allows her to board a plane to Canada, nothing more, it doesn't have anything to do with her status in Canada or how long she is allowed to stay. When she arrives, she can ask to stay...

You need to type your name into the field, validate the form, then print and sign the form by hand (next to your typed name). This is per the instruction guide for the form :)

Again, it depends on the state, but most likely yes. It has nothing to do with whether they are expired or not. Typically, mailing back your plates is the only way your state’s DMV is made aware that you have moved elsewhere and are not driving around with expired plates and registration...

Glad to help! The process varies by state, so you’ll have to check on your state’s DMV website. I returned mine by mail.

No, we aren’t wrong. If your wife was issued an OWP, that was a huge oversight by IRCC and I wouldn’t mention it to anybody, as she was definitely NOT eligible to apply for an OWP. You have gotten extremely lucky, in fact, you should probably go buy a lottery ticket. Please see this link...

Not correct, at least not for Ontario. Many other provinces do it this way, but OHIP is 90 days no matter what.

True Traveller is excellent, but only available to Europeans. Not sure where you are from

The OWP is almost never denied unless there are serious criminality issues or issues with previously working illegally. If that doesn't apply to you, there is no reason for you to consider that possibility

No you cannot. Only inland applicants are eligible to apply for the OWP.

Sounds like your application is right on track. With him having received pre-arrival services last month, he will probably get DM relatively soon. The background check is the last phase of the application process and there is no set time that it takes, but receiving the pre-arrival services...

1) Correct 2) Sort of correct. The PR application doesn't give you implied status; the OWP application does. The OWP is issued in 4 months. So if your study permit happened to expire within those 4 months, you would be on implied status till your OWP was issued. After the OWP is issued, your...

If you applied prior to December 7, 2016, the stated processing time for inland is 26 months. As of a few months ago, they announced that they have processed 80% of all outstanding applications from prior to that date. If you got your medical 10 months ago, you should anticipate the...

Yes, this is normal