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I see the website hasn't been updated yet ... maybe it won't be updated ... gah, I think I'm just going to stop looking for something to happen. It is just so dang hard to 'let it all go' and 'relax' when my life is tied down by the whim of another. Hmm, should I do this file or go home early...

I noticed the 'layout' of the website to checkout ECAS has changed. It kind of got my hopes up this morning that maybe something got nudged. I guess I should've known that the website administrator is NOT going to be a worker, eh? ;D But you know how it goes, one little change in something...

Hi Screech, You can add me to the timesheets as well. I think all of my information was in my post on page 489? If you need it again, let me know.

I am not part of this particular section of the forums, however, I also had to do my fingerprints from the FBI. I waited what seemed like FOREVER for the charge to show up on my credit card but they didn't charge it until they had actually started/completed my file and I received my information...

It would appear as though (my bolded line in above quote) those of us in Ontario will have to at least wait for AIP. If I am understanding of what I read, properly. If someone else has knowledge to the contrary, please share with us.

I couldn't agree more. While I am healthy on a general basis ... "what if" .... If anyone finds out the answer to this question, I would also love to know.

Not in Quebec, in Ontario. I would assume that things move about the same pace regardless of location within Canada, but I might be seriously wrong about that as well. While very much like the US in appearances and such, I'm learning there is a LOT more than is different than first meets the...

Hi guys. I was just wondering if anyone else was around my same time frames and basic information? I am a US resident, hubby is Canadian, obviously! Our application was received Dec 7. We received a confirmation email from them in regards to their receipt and the website states that they began...

Apparently, it is the actual form that you take to the doctor if you are filing an OUTLAND application.

CanED That is the form that I took to the doctor yes, and that is the one they kept and said they would send it directly on to where it needs to be. If that is the case, then the ONLY thing I have now is the actual receipt from the doctors office. The one where I paid. So that is what I need to...

Hello Guys, I tried leaving a separate post regarding this issue, and lots of ppl have looked but NOBODY can give me an answer it seems. This is the problem. As you all know when you file an INLAND application and do your medicals, you do NOT have to have Appendix C. You take your INLAND...

This is where I am having a problem. The ONLY form they give back to someone that has had a medical done is the green 1017 form. That is the form that you get when you turn in Appendix C with an OUTLAND application. I do not have to fill out appendix C because I am filing an INLAND application...

And this was acceptable for them Nic? I mean, your med part has been completed and they have moved past it? I am just trying to figure out if anyone else has done just the receipts part and they have actually FINISHED getting PR. I find it hard to believe that NOBODY has an absolute answer on...

Does anyone have any ideas? I know there has to be a lot of inland applications going on here. What did ya'll send for your medical part? ::)

So you only turned in your receipts from the docs offices' stating that you have obtained your medical and that was acceptable? If that is the case, this is awesomeness! @ ! ;)

I am at a complete loss here. We hired an immigration consultant to help out with the paperwork because hubby said I was too high strung about it all. I admit, I am a bit OCD, but that is another story. LOL So, I went and got my medical done yesterday along with blood/urine/x-ray, you know...

Hi Computergeek, thank you for your prompt responses, but I still am not sure about the dependent issue ..... According to the instruction manual: Your child or the child of your spouse or common-law partner can be considered a dependent child if that child meets the requirements of types A, B...

I really need some help here guys. I feel as though I am chasing my tail. My husband is Canadian by birth. I am US citizen by birth. We were married on Oct 4, 2012; however, we have known one another since April of 2006. We had a friendship, and after his previous wife (of 42 years) passed...