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Please update mine: AOR July 06. Just to mention in the note, we forgot to pay online and I rushed to send the payment receipt by Express Mail on June 28. It could affect the delay.

Hold on! Didn't you include your credit card authorization form together with the application? I'll have a heart attack today! I submitted old form 5770

Guys, did the CIC charge your credit card on the same date as they acknowledged the receipt?

I don't know what exactly you put on your application but if they don't see clearly that your family has ~20-30k per year easily reserved for your education, they may refuse. If this requirement was satisfied then I don't know why they refused you.

The airline will put you on the plane based on your US passport. They don't care if you are PR or not, US passport is enough for them. CBSA (border control) in Vancouver airport will probably send you to the immigration office at the airport in order to confirm you are waiting for the PR card...

Get more documents that show your family's wealth. This is more important for the embassy. What your family owns, how much cash in the bank etc.

Technically, your net assets are negative or something like that. If you explain the situation in details to the embassy, they may disqualify you on the "proof of funds" reason. Your choice...

Low chances. You should understand what didn't satisfy them and fix it.

You must be wrong, American friend. I don't remember Canadian government using American date standard.

As long as you have your US passport stamped with Canadian PR status, you can present it to CBSA to show your status in Canada. When you get the PR card, this is the only document required by CBSA unless they decide to ask for the passport in order to see, for example, your previous trips or...

Whoever got the AOR: Did you see your credit card charged before you got the AOR? What was the timeline?

I've got the answer. Follow #4. from this page: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/sponsor/parents-apply-how.asp Also to: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=826&top=14 It takes you to both addresses. Should be fine.

Keep your two credit scores separate ;) The same credit bureaus though completely different files.

This is last year guide. On the top it says that there is a new procedure for 2017. What a mess!

SuperVisa. Why not?

Can you, please, share the link to the application guide you are referring to?

The same thoughts here. Unbelievable service, ooops, sorry, "no-service". CIC operates by its own definition of service.

It sounds like 'your friend' might be eligible since he lived in Canada for 20 years and paid taxes. CPP (Canada Pension Plan) depends on how much money he put into the plan while in Canada. OAS (Old Age Security) depends on how many years he had lived in Canada since his 18th birthday. Good...

Register yourself at CRA MyAccount service and check your situation. It is convinient tool to manage the benefits.

To the best of my knowledge: If your kid was born between Oct.01, 2011 and Sept. 30, 2012 then he/she is eligible for école maternelle (French) or its equivalent in English School Board. Apparently, your kid may go to the English school in Quebec. As an immigrant with no choice, I don't know all...