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Just thought I would pop in and say hi guys as well :) I have been in here just checking in every now and then, but trying to do something other then think about all of this, as it is going to be a long wait... Hope you all are doing well :)

I am going through this exact same thing. My husband awaiting his PR... He had to print off T1 Generals for both years we were married, 2010/2011 and file as NIL and send off a bunch of information to the International Tax Office, try giving them a call as each circumstance is different...

Thanks Tozo...you as well ;D

Thanks, we went in and met with someone on Saturday and we easier than I thought it would be. ;D

Try to cover your tracks and at least put the last mailing address you have from her (divorce order etc.) Don't leave spots blank if you don't have too :) Remember, you can always attach a note along with the papers stating that there is no contact and that is the last current address :) Edited...

I would probably gather all the information you have, papers you've received back from CIC...any permits etc and contact the POE or CBSA where you'll be going through and tell them the situation, it is Friday now and you won't get any CIC reps on the phone until Monday, and even then, I can't...

Awesome Tozo!! Thanks :) Application was received on February 7th...that's it, that's all...for now! 8)

Ok thanks, taking your suggestion...have an appointment this weekend :)

Hey guys :D Was just over in Inland 2011 and they have a spreadsheet...a timeline I guess for all members. Do we have a spreadsheet or someone that wants to do a spreadsheet for us, not really sure how all that works ;) Also, thought I'd bump the thread for new 2012 inland members to find...

Question for someone who might know... I have to file for the first time married on my taxes...my husband has been living with me for the year of 2011 not working, however...he was here on an overstay :-\ (Long story) So in all actuality he was my somewhat dependent for the whole year however...

I know Pearl, I feel for you, as well as my husband...like I said before he hasn't been home in a long time and misses his family so much. It surprises me, this whole immigration thing...the wait!! The wait to be with your loved ones, to see your loved ones, to work...to study, just to be able...

I believe you are just required to submit proof of medical, when you go get your medical done, keep all receipts, they are your proof. The doctor submits his part directly to immigration once all tests have been completed and the results are in. At least this is the way we did it when we applied...

I am not sure what the new form is...we didn't have a lawyer, I did it all myself :-\ However, I did print the fillable forms offline, so I am going to assume they were the new ones, but I didn't validate them to get the bar codes. I am pretty positive you'll receive yours first Pearl, ours is...

Well, just got delivery confirmation that my husbands application was received today in Vegreville :) It is such a relief to know it is there, however...at the same time it is a bummer knowing the 11-12 months only starts today!! Am I the only one that wishes that I had the application back to...

Oh, wait...you just delivered yours yesterday you mean? I sent mine last week and it just hit Vegreville today :) 11 months and counting...tick tock tick tock. ::)

Haha, mine was recieved today :) Looks like our applications will be a day apart... 8)

We applied inland for my husband. He says he remembers signing them at the doctors office, the doctors receptionist or the doctor himself will tell you what to do. I would suggest asking them, they are designated by the gov't of Canada for this and should know exactly what to do... Also, it only...

The place where we went to get the photos for the medical exam had the specifications in a book behind her counter. My husbands doctor wanted 5 photos, so we had to get 6. Your doctor will tell you how many they want :)

http://www.hrsdc.gc.ca/eng/workplaceskills/foreign_workers/index.shtml There is some information about Temporary Foreign workers... http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/employers/lmo-basics.asp ...and the basics about LMO's LMO's are job specific so the answer to that is no, you would have to...

About the LMO...we're already looking into that, thanks!! What we need first though is a job offer from an employer willing to get the LMO, the LMO itself takes 6-8 weeks from what I'm told. Good luck :) Another thing you can do if that doesn't work, just to bide time is take a little hobby...