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Hi guys... =) My wife did her first landing (as a PR) in Canada last year (summer 2014). But then she returned to her home country to settle some affairs. Then at the beginning of July 2015, she moved to Canada for good, to live here permanently. Questions: 1. Given that soon will mark her...

Hi everyone, Got some questions about goods to follow and forms B4/B4A: 1. My wife is going to settle permanently in Canada by the end of this month. She is going to send some goods to follow to Canada, via the ocean. The goods will be placed in some boxes. On the mailing label of the boxes...

My wife's case: COPR issued: 8 Apr 2014 DM: 12 Apr 2014 COPR received by my wife: 16 May 2014 <=== For more details see under my username on left... :)

Hmmm I thought PRs can live anywhere in Canada, however they wish?? Why would you be forced to stay in Quebec for 2 years though? Does your husband's COPR state that he must remain in Quebec for the next 2 years? I'll let the other members chime in though.....as I don't have much experience...

It varies from one visa office to another. But for example the Singapore office, usually sends out the interview notice about 1 year in advance....

Re: AOR - Timelines! 5 months and counting 5 months is way, way, way too long (most people get an AOR within a month or less). In our case, we got no AOR in 3-4 weeks, and I immediately sensed that something must've gone wrong. Sure enough, something did go wrong......our paperwork apparently...

Not trying to discourage you or anything, but when it comes to dealing with the SVO, a little patience is our friend. It took my wife 15 months (from applying to getting her visa -- and our case was a straightforward one (meaning, no issues whatsoever). Difficult cases could even take 2 years or...

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/citizenship/become-eligibility.asp#time

Your wife's visa will expire either 1 year since her latest medical exam, or when her passport expires; whichever comes first. To get a full passport for your baby, your baby will need to get a Canadian citizenship certificate. However I believe it takes around 9 months for a citizenship...

I'm Canadian, and I sponsored my Indonesian wife (she applied via the Singapore office). The CIC communicated with us in the following manners: Acknowledgement that the application had reached CPC Mississauga: I didn't get it because our application forms vanished. If they didn't get lost, I...

3 x 365 = 1095

Whenever you want to....even 1 day after you landed in Canada. But if you're gonna be outside Canada for a long time, keep in mind the residency requirements to maintain your PR status though...

What's "wet foot, dry foot"?? Swimming from Cuba to Miami? Yes I see no reasons why you can't sponsor him...

I kind of don't understand the CIC's logic...? Before the application is finalised: sponsors (if outside Canada) have to provide proofs of intent to return, or else the application is at risk of getting denied. Yet after PR's been granted: sponsors can be outside Canada, and if a sponsored...

...in what manners do you guys imagine that CIC will be enforcing the conditional sponsorship rule? Any ideas?

In my wife's case, she received an email once her file reached SVO :)

Doesn't have to be done in Singapore. Your spouse can get it done where he lives, in Malaysia.

I think it's faster now. My wife landed in May (2014) and at that time, the PR card timeline was longer than it is now ;).

My wife got her passport, visa, and COPR, about 34 days after her eCAS status changed to "Decision Made". If it's been 2 months (or more) since you guys got "Decision Made" and you still haven't received anything back, I highly suggest that you guys get your sponsor to request an MP to inquire...

Right. And another piece of ID......such as her passport.