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You should have notified them of that as soon as you moved.

Whats unexpected about that? It can take up to 60 odd days to get AOR in some cases.

I would be pleased that they sent it back after only a couple of weeks and not around the time you would usually get AOR as some people have had happen to them.

1. In most cases its better to apply outland as you will very likely get PR quicker than inland, find the spreadsheet on this site that indicates the length of time it is taking people to get PR through the Jamiacian office, the processing times listed on the CIC mislead people as they think it...

You need to provide more details such as which country you are a citizen of.

If you are planning to get married sooninsh and he has a valid visa until the end of 2017 it might be easier to just apply after you are married. But yeah either way I would allow a year to get PR through spousal sponsorship.

As a student he can apply for a to stay after he finishes his PhD for as many years as he spent studying no? Anyway you can apply for common law sponsorship as you have been living together for at least a year. Apply outland, and through the UK it will probably take 8-12 months. And no he...

Early January most likely. I suggest you go look at the November applications thread and see that no one who has applied has got AOR.

Most likely early-mid January

Say 'Employed at blah blah' 01/2010 - 10/2010 and then 'studyling at blah blah' 11/2010 - 03/2011 wouldn't be seen as a gap right? Finishing something in October and then starting another activity in November.

So did you file the inland application and then the applicant was denied entry to Canada? I would have thought the application was no longer valid after that as she is no longer residing in Canada

It was updated November 29th or 30th so pretty much everyone in here would have used the old form.

You can ring and inquire now that its past the listed processing time on the website.

And it took them 6 months to send it back?

The document checklist are different, also there is an additional form that must be included if you're applying inland.

As it states in the guide, Robert Speck drive is for if you're sending by private courier

I'm interested in this actually, is IMM 5285 the only difference between the two application packages? Because if you send by courier they go to the same address wheter its inland/outland

It says in the application guide

I'd imagine there is a grace period of switching over the forms.

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