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Folks, I am a PR currently residing outside of Canada; however, It is my intention to return to Canada shortly. I am planning on bringing my other half with me. My question is, can we come to Canada, get married in Canada, and leave Canada after getting married to sort out other business back...

Ok, so then just to clarify....I submitted my application to AINP under the skilled worker category. Therefore, are you saying that if I have provided everything that CIC is asking for (when it comes to preparing the docs for CIC) I should not get a 90 day letter?

Hi AKK, basically before your PR is approved, the CIC may send you a 90 day letter. It is now known as the 120 day letter, whereby CIC asks you for proof of certain documents. I am curious to know what documents that they may ask for. I have applied under the AINP - skilled worker route.

Hello all, I am just curious to find out what it is that hte CIC normally requests in the 90 day letter. Also, do they always send out a 90 day letter, or are there cases that are approved without sending the 90 day letter. I know that it is now 120 days instead of 90 days. Thanks.