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wow! you guys are really putting everything in! Thats probably a good idea but just to let you know... (as ive had a VERY good experience and our case has been processed in 3 months- LONDON office) I did not include msn, or emails .. just a handful of pictures dating from the start of our...

hey i tried to msg you with a response but your inbox if full lol.. send me a msg when its not anymore!

From what I understand you are planning to print the 8/9 pictures on your own? Unless i misunderstood I could recommend paying the 8 or so quid (I assume you are in the UK) and just getting them done at one of those chain camera places.. thats what we did. I think color is necessary yes.

Its great isn't it! He is from England... I hope you have good new soon too!

If you havent lived together for more than 6 months I would get married. the application process will cost you about a grand Canadian, plus medical fee and police check. If everything is filled out completely, honestly and clearly your application shouldnt take TOO long.. but I am only...

My situation is similar to your in terms of ages, and places. My common-law partner (in UK) and I lived together for a while when I was in the UK (studying), part of the time we lived together in Canada at my Mom's place (and she provided a letter to support this). We lived together in total...

My spouse received the EMAIL (High tech eh?) today!!! ON HIS BIRTHDAY!! Best present ever.. They want his passport to process the visa sent to the LONDON office. We are so pleased... but I am skeptical inside.. could this be? Is this really it?? Has he for sure 100% been approved? We spent...

Just sent all the applications stuff to Mississauga today... it will then go to London.. reading this made me thread made me nervous.. I hope our application goes as smoothly as possible.

okay i still dont understand.. I thought the medical expires a year after doing it.. am i wrong?

I am just about to begin sponsoring my common law partner to come to Canada. But at the same time- but dad (a US citizen) is trying to start the process to get me a green card. (I may be attending a US law school in the coming years- and having a green card would make things easier) Is this...

Is that for INland applications because if my partner does his medical August 11/09 (thats when his apt is for) ... the application itself may take up to Aug 11/10? how does it work when you have to do your medical BEFORE you send the application?

perfect thanks!

Another exciting predicament in this seemingly endless world of immigration papers at the bottom of the Pt3 package checklist it says: Place all of your documents in a sealed envelope and send them to your sponsor. now questions? 1. if we are both sending this from the UK (to Mississauga)...

have you been living together for over a year?

Thanks everyone- all this information has been a massive help.. My forms are complete- now I just need my partner to do the same and get the medical done and get his police check sorted! Add some supporting documents and we should be looking to send it off quite soon!!

I am curious about this as well.. I plan to include proof my flight home, my university timetable for the upcoming year and the receipt of tuition payment what else should i include? should i include a copy of my UK student VISA - to show the expiry date and confirm my intentions for being out...

my last income tax assessment says I earned $9222. I know this to be very low.. but if this affects my application- then its contrary to what everyone else has been saying about income not being a factor? Thanks for that- yeh I think we will use both of our mothers as well!

So it wasn't long before I encountered another aspect of this process that I just cannot wrap my head around. Numbers 17, 18, 19 of the document checklist have caused me some confusion- so any help would be very very appreciated I am sponsoring my common-law partner from the UK- I am a...

thanks for the reply.. yes I have heard that before - about the no income requirements.. but I cannot seem to find that in writing anywhere.. just hearsay.. should I call them? or does any one know where that is officially stated???? as for the medicals- thanks so much that is very useful...

Hi there, My common law partner and I have just begun the grueling process of immigration to Canada. The problem is that I am a full time student studying in Canada. For this reason I don't quite hit the 21000 required to sponsor. In the 12 month period prior to the application I earned about...