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yup,,, thats right,,,a lot of variation in weather,,, have to be careful...

I am from Ontario... Here,,, I was told by the office i went to,, that health insurance cannot be availed by new comer unless 3 months time has passed,, I dont know why such condition has been put,, but here, it works like this.. Sad to hear though... But if one is keen to get health and medical...

Just to keep everyone updated.. After arriving in Canada,,, 2 major things to do.. 1. Apply for a SIN card (Social Insurance Number). They will give you temporary printout, and will mail you SIN card within a week or two. This is also required to get a job. Applying is easy,, go to the office...

If i have hurt anybody on this forum, I feel sorry to all of them.. No comparing, No Competition, Just healthy Talk, what I tried.. Sorry again. and no bragging even -- anne_curtis and when I said, "What should I say about your lawyer,, they are of no use,, " , I have already seen many times...

nothing condescending anne_curtis ... and we can start this discussion more briefly on "is sending more pics to Cic any benificial"

May be , you lawyer and this website creater, is indeed lucky. lol..

What should I say about your lawyer,, they are of no use,, Whats the point of not sending the pics you had.. you got 300 printed, but sent 100.. Yes, not good, But dont worry, Everything will go fine with god grace. But the thing is , when you send application, attach maximum proof.. Even you...

I believe its because I sent 250+ pics, so just a general discussion to see what number of pics have everyone from January sent to CIC.

Hi Everyone, CAN WE ALL SHARE WITH EACH OTHER ABOUT HOW MANY PICS WE SUBMITTED WITH OUR APPLICATION.

Hi Everyone, CAN WE ALL SHARE WITH EACH OTHER ABOUT HOW MANY PICS WE ALL SUBMITTED WITH OUR APPLICATION.

Hi Kiwinijjar, No travel History at All.. We submitted 250 after marriage photos, no call records or email records, We mentioned that all communication was via skype. And those 250 photos had 60 or so pics from Ring ceremony and marriage, rest were all the photos of time spent together, we...

You have to go to New Delhi only if Interview comes, You cant call interview to any other country, REASON, : your file is being processed and verified by a particular visa office, and even if you ask the transfer of Interview to the place you live, the New Delhi visa office cannot just forward...

The situation you are in has very limited options. You can do two things : * Go Back to India and Submit your passport and keep waiting. (In case of Interview, as you are in India, so no problems) * Notify CIC about your situation and ask them to send PPR at the end of the process. In this case...

Thanks alf+jlh for adding me to the spreadsheet.

and yes,, thats true,, the address gets changed to the Canadian address. Same happened with me, so when anyone has the DECISION MADE status, check for the address change, and if there is change in address also, then for sure, Visa has been granted.

Congrats,, So finally,, You wait is also over, a big relief.. and a double party, for your hubby's visa and for your son's visa... :)

By Monday or Tuesday, The postman gonna ring your bell and will hand you over the courier, a BIG envelope.. :D

CIC states that you should update them with whatever changes take place with you both, and employment is surely one of their interest. Update them is a better option, as an added employment adds the positive points for the basic reason, that you can support the person being sponsored for next 3...

Thats strong evidence that you can support the person being sponsored, and adds value.. Rest,, No one knows what exactly CIC looks for in each application,, But major things are : * First time marriage - Means genuine * The couple should be of same religion or follow same custom or same social...

How long have you been working regularly in Canada?? If you have a long work history, It will add a positive point to the application... Atleast for last 2 years, you should have been working.. Not written anywhere though,, but employment history matters.