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I got my COPR while I still was ''in process''

No, I did not.

I sent a pre paid UPS envelope. It's all good! They will only put your passporte and a couple of papers.

I had a student visa. We got married when it was about to expire. Then, asked for the tourist one explaining that we needed more time to gather all the papers. After a while, we got it.

We applied outland. But once my visa was about to expire, I changed it to the tourist one. And they gave me 8 months, so it was perfect timing. It'll be hard, but you gotta be positive!

I got married after 6 months with my partner. We met online in December 2011. I saw him in August 2012 in Quebec. We started dating. And in february 2013, we got married. So, we dated for 6 months. We sent a lot of proofs. Facebook prints, family's letters, photos, etc. In the end, my process...

They are working faster now! Impressive!

If you do the process through Québec, you'll need to have a CSQ (Certificat de Selection du Québec). In order to get it, you need to have an adress in Québec. Usually it takes 30 days to get your CSQ. Once you get the first stage approval, as soon as possible, apply for your CSQ. They will send...

80% of the cases are processes in less than 14 months. When I lost my work permit, I changed my status to tourist. In this way, I could wait and still be here and I was away from my family for one year and a half too. But it all worked out fine. As I said, I took the strike period and they...

I forgot to mention that he sent my documents by canada post x-press.

No idea. But I did mine here in Québec. I think he charged me 35$ for a birth certificate. I've just done the translations of my diplomas and that one was 40$. He does "Portugues - English - French" and he is from the "Ordre des Traducteurs du Québec". http://ottiaq.org/en/directory/results/...

We also did that. They described how we treat each others, the love, the relationship, how hard it was being away, how we look happy together, etc. This is a good thing to do. I remember that I received my notes and they Immigration Officer wrote: "letters from family and friends supporting...

Hello, I understand what you're feeling. I was in the same situation. I had a valid work permit and I didn't know if I should apply inland or not. So far from what I've seen, the first inland step is taking now 9-10 months. In August your permit will expire and I don't know if you'll have...

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Except for the Medical Exam and the Criminal Record Check (3 in total), we sent photocopies. Whatever was written in Portuguese, we translated it to French by an Official Translater and he confirmed he did the translation with the Original one.

You can't do it yourself, neither any members of your family. I had mine done here in Canada by officials one. In your case, I think you should reach a ''Tradutor juramentado''.

PARABÉNS LUK! Finalmente, heim!

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Even though I'm in Québec, I chose to use Fedex :) Don't trust much their service.

Last time, my passport was there for like 2 months! Argh! But now it goes faster!