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i put him as a supplementary credit card holder, showing receipts of airbnb, amazon, our wedding banquet contract, joint bank acct, life insurance beneficiary. If you have tfsa or rrsp, can also show him as beneficiary or title holder. also if you have work health benefits, I provided proof...

Yes, of course. lol we wrote it like an affidavit style. Explain everything in detail from the start, what you did, how you lost status. Basically as detailed as you can so if they ever do call you in for an interview, that letter is your answer sheet. Unfortunately I do not wish to elaborate...

No lawyers are going to help with your case specifically in the initial consultation. Their time is $$. They dont expedite your case any faster either. You are paying for ease of mind, but in the end I dont believe anyone will take 200% effort and care into your app than yourself I would try...

you can try submitting through webform, but you can't guarantee that your application wont get returned. regardless, would be better for you if it did get returned because you forgetting to mention the refusal could lead to misrepresentation (which is a bigger issue)

Your application wont be denied as long as your sponsor eligibility is passed and your relationship is deemed genuine. I just went through this process for my husband who was out of status for 5 years. Got his pr approved in 7.5 months Wrote a very detailed letter of explanation. Id suggest...

fortunately, our case did not involve cbsa. however my husband's colleagues also had similar deportation removals in order. i believe if you exit and re-apply, your application would definitely be abandoned if you started an inland. id recommend prra application through your lawyer if...

Wanted to give a little hope for the inland applicants with spouses out of status. My husband was out of status for 5 yrs, and I handled his application with no legal help. I drafted a very thorough, extensive letter of explanation regarding his status. PR application was completed in 7.5...

We waited almost 60 days for our ecopr. Depends on the vo issuing your ecopr.

You can dm me if you have questions. There are some minor things you should be wary of

We have just done our inland application, now just waiting for eCOPR. My husband was out of status for 5 yrs. Very do-able without lawyer unless your friend has criminal history or pending removal order.

he should have filed a prra application for you. inquire and bug your lawyer because no one online can help you expedite it faster.

Yup,,, ircc making you wait every process lol. Hoping to see ecopr by mid feb :( There's an excel tracker someone made if you'd like to look https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1u-nhg9KYcqNcYYflyJe9xmTKmPMki1VI-dZnhBBHFO4/edit#gid=0

*Update P1 : Nov 3 P2: Nov 27 VO: Montreal *waiting for eCoPR I think right now ppl are looking at a month wait time with holiday times if you're with mtl vo.

inland. and we are vancouver. No lawyer, and my husband was out of status for 5 yrs. Pretty excited for copr now haha

Jun 15 - Application submitted Aug 2 - Additional doc request for Mexican PCC Aug 3 - AOR Aug 4 - Sent PCC file to Canadian embassy in Mexico Aug 9 - PCC file received in Mexico Aug 10 - BIL / Pre-Arrival Letter / Eligibility Complete on portal Aug 14 - Sponsor Approval Aug 15 -...

was your secondary vo montreal or etobicoke?

glad i'm not the only one that felt that way after initial consult! when I posted a google review about her, that's when she replied back to me pronto lol.

I had a consultation with her, and tbh found her to be slightly arrogant. They are also SUPER hard to get a hold of for any responses if you dont purchase their services. Save the money and do the application process yourself. Our PCC for mexico took exactly 3months doing the normal standard...

They will give the IRCC website answer to you, and that is that if you "live" inside Canada and try to submit it yourself, they WONT accept it. My guess is that they want the Canadian embassy in cdmx to do the actual translation process. I have seen one applicant before doing the inland...

when did you get your portal 1 and the vo?