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If you're from a non visa country you can legally declare dual intent. My husband declared dual in June. We applied in Feb and are waiting on our app to be finalized.

Your best bet is to look at the Google docs for each month. Anyone applying after Jan 15th or Jan 30th (can't remember the grace period deadline) applied with the new app. The Google docs will also have visa offices so you can compare.

They want an original colour copy of the employment letter. When it came to the NOA, I also attached 12 months of pay stubs because it was a new tax year - you should resend 2016 and the most recent pay stubs you have in additions.

We applied Feb 8th. Got AOR2 April 12th for Ottawa office and our third line showed up April 22nd. Still no news yet. Although, we did the landing June 20th because we had saved up enough for my husband to come anyway and be here. Hoping he will be able to work by Sept though.

Hello: I took a look and I have a double submission. I noticed this in the Feb spreadhseet and removed it but also noticed it here. I was unable to make changes to your sheet but Miss_Tizzle can be removed. The lower case one is accurate and up to date. Thanks.

If you take a look at various timelines posted in the threads, you'll see that waiting for a DM from Ottawa VO can be as short as one month but as long as three months. I understand people get anxious but this is almost entirely a waiting came after you submit. There is no rhyme. There is no...

We did medical upfront and had our docs uploaded after SA. Third line changed April 22nd. Still waiting. Ottawa VO.

Hey, guys: We did the landing. Ottawa VO starting processing April 22nd - medical was passed and Sche A and PCCs were uploaded prior to Ottawa VO. My husband stated dual intent at the Vancouver boarder and they had no idea what he meant by that. So, they're not fluent in their own laws. So he...

We submitted our spousal app on Feb 8th and we got notice April 12 that Ottawa had our application. From what different forums are saying, the webform had a lot of glitches and wasn't accepting uploads and not releasing requests for documents. I think it's just a waiting game as they sort...

I think this is just a waiting game for you now. I noticed a lot of people will get their Background check notice changed and then get the DM the day after. So you really don't get the background check change over because it's already done.

That's horrible! CIC needs to get their shit together. WOW.

On IM 0008: 1) Best not to leave anything blank on any application to avoid getting it sent back. If your area of interest is in social work, put in social worker. If your area is more broad - english background = communications. It's your "intended" area so it isn't a concrete statement. 2)...

There are a few different Schedule A/ IMM 5669 threads that can help you with specific questions.

I agree with this. Ralph Goodale is our MP and a friend of ours eventually had his office work on their application but that was because it was an outland application that had already been past the 24 month mark in terms of processing. Albeit, the process started to speed up after he had got...

I was given an AOR2 email from Ottawa. It isn't common but some get it.

That's fine. We are doing outland and still in the waiting process. My husband is planning to arrive in Canada next month. We will follow the CIC process and update his mailing address and then we will simply do the passport request to the Ottawa office.

I know, it sucks when you have great credit history and start at the bottom. My husband has amazing credit in Aus. Lucky for the PRs coming with bad credit that get to strat fresh though, I suppose.

A brand new PR will struggle because they have zero credit history. People suggest getting a secure credit card to help get credit (capitalone has great options). We are doing outland right now, my husband is from Aus and I'm Canadian. We want to buy a house when he gets PR. We are both going...

Do not apply inland. You don't need to. You're right to apply outland since a work permit isn't necessary for you.