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BUENA SUERTE to everyone processing through BsAs VO!! I would have applied through that office as I was born in Argentina, but I was able to apply through Mexico VO since I also am a naturalized mexican :)

Guys! ??? Can we keep this thread lunch-friendly? LOL

Then maybe they should be able to apply easily for a Canadian Experience Class/Skilled Worker or something.. I see it fair, if your purpose to be in Canada stops being your partner/spouse, you no longer qualify to keep a PR under "Family Class".

I applied outland while visiting Canada. I received a request on the mail to do it myself. In the end it made the process much more simple. You can try to do it through them but you might be complicating stuff.

Yes.

Yes, send in the State certificates with a translation with your initial application. Are you applying Outland? Chances are, you'll be requested to get "Carta de Antecedentes Registrales" instead. But that will be once they open your file in Mexico VO. Don't worry about it for now.

I am in the same situation as you, however, if something ever went wrong, the only reason why I'm in Canada and planning a life here is because of my husband, so I would go back as soon as possible. Seriousl what is the point of staying in this country when my whole family is somewhere else? I...

2 to 3 months later. But I think they do things quicker nowadays.

Congratulations to all landed/expecting to land soon!! Application updates: Name Office Ap.Sent Ap.Rcv Approval Process AOR PPR LANDED EXPECTED bobae11 Seoul 24/08 25/08 21/09 30/09 frenchie123 L.A. 29/08 16/11 sanyrog...

Select Mississauga when you pay your fees. Yes, even if you're applying outland through Mexico VO.

To abduct husbands, apparently. *hides her husband*

It does vary. My mother got my Morelos state police certificate with a simple carta poder. I had to send certified fingerprints though.

You can't get double married though.. Not sure if that's what you mean. And considering the fact that the chances to be issued a visit visa to come to Canada to get married are very, very slim...

Only two reasons I can think of is: 1) Getting divorced ( :-\ ) 2) Getting a mortgage for a house? Or any type of legal contract that requires a certified marriage certificate.. I wish I could help more but we got married in Canada.. So we didn't have this issue. I think certifying it is worth...

A marriage that is legal in Mexico is also legal in Canada. However, if you intend to use your marriage certificate for any other purpose in Canada, you need to certify it the way they told you to do it. For immigration purposes, you only need to show legal proof of marriage. You don't need to...

It's for immigration photos as well. I used that website to do mine and I sent those to CIC. I didn't have any problem.

Just use this website: http://www.epassportphoto.com/ (:

I was born in Argentina and naturalized Mexican. I thought (and hoped) that dual-citizenship was more like multi-citizenship but hmm, now that you mention it, that might not be the case. I guess I'll do some research about it now that I have time, because I doubt I will after I land! ;) I think...

Congratulations to Sekhon97 and denoose for landing! Application updates: Name Office Ap.Sent Ap.Rcv Approval Process AOR PPR LANDED EXPECTED bobae11 Seoul 24/08 25/08 21/09 30/09 frenchie123 L.A. 29/08 16/11 sanyrog...

I have been in Canada for more than a year now. I applied outland and it was definately the best choice. Being able to travel without risking your application is definately a huge plus.