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Out of curiosity, what did you think this forum was for?

What about the process do you find confusing and/or what specific questions do you have? I'm American and my Canadian partner and I have been living in the states for the past few years. We applied outland, and most all of the forms/procedures were very straightforward - they just required ample...

That's not uncommon or unusual. I read in another thread that June 4 applicants have started getting AOR. Give it some time.

https://www.edo.cjis.gov

lol, give it a few months. We're a ways away from December.

He can't sponsor you (and vice versa) if he's not a citizen or PR.

Yeah, we're in the U.S. :)

We wrote out a detailed plan outlining the following: job/career plans, living arrangements, and personal affairs. In their letter of support, my partner's parents expressed their willingness to help us out with accommodations and living expenses when we first move back. My partner also kept his...

It might be helpful to inclide where you live/the country in which the exam would be conducted.

I don't think that's how that works...

It looks like the tracking on my COPR was activated today and is on its way to me. Perhaps yours is as well?! :)

I'm a January applicant, and according to ECAS, they started processing my application on 5/29. I received my PPR the next day. The CIC page changed to "Approved" four days after CPC - Ottawa received my documents. Hopefully your application follows a similar trajectory!

Same! Congrats! Now, to wait a little longer (but hopefully not much longer). :)

Whereabouts in Ontario? Toronto?

No need to ask twice. There may be others, but I can't access the website at the moment myself. http://www.quality-internal-medicine.com/

Same situation (American applying outland; documents were delivered on 6/18). Have you gotten any clarity on when the documents should be returned to you? I presume it's a case-by-case thing.

Agreed. You're cluttering up the discussion board and posting in threads that do not apply to you/your situation. It would behoove you to be more patient.

Seconding this. As far as I know, her being pregnant doesn't really afford her any shortcuts when it comes to immigration.

This isn't necessarily true. You're required to file a tax return, but you're allowed to deduct a certain amount of earned income (around 100k). There are also tax treaties between the two countries to prevent double taxation, if it comes to that. It's a pain in the ass, and I would recommend...

In the nicest way possible, if you knew you intended to apply for common-law (and presumably knew the requirements there), why didn't you make more of an effort to create/gather proof of cohabitation? For instance, you probably could have asked for your name to be added to the lease and to some...