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I am not so sure that this is always the case. I believe that sometimes the decision is already made when they give a date for the interview. Mine was interviewed and given his visa the same day, therefore, all checks were already done. I guess it depends on each case.

Yep there is an application for outland and inland, so I would ask about that.

Sorry I assumed you were the one doing the sponsoring. The person who is doing the sponsoring (your boyfriend) must fill the form, not you (person being sponsored). As for who should sign, I am not entirely sure how it works now. Back in 2013, only the sponsor had to sign. From what I read...

Hi all, just to give you my experience. My husband contacted in late June, pleading to get back together, and that he wanted to change (and of course I had my ways to change, which I was doing). We were back together for 5 weeks. Unfortunately, he tried but just could not change his ways, and...

My husband did his share of maltreatment, but from what you have said about your husband, I would strongly discourage even attempting to get back with him. You will be in pain for a while, you will get angry at him, resent him, for everything you have done, you will feel it was in vain. But...

Oh, I am sorry!! I feel your pain, I understand. Even though we mutually decided to end it, feeling that it would never work out, the first few weeks were hell. We ended it 2 months ago and he had moved out a month ago, and is now contacting me asking to try again. He contacts me every few...

Hi, I have not been to this site in a while, but just wanted to say that my husband has the same way of thinking when it comes to money and trying to get me to change culturally, so I can really relate. He started out contributing a lot, but changed after...Since he has arrived (2014), it has...

I hope you can keep us updated, Double Rainbow. We are here for you. xox

Great - contrats, keep us updated!! :)

CONGRATS!!

Yes, usually 4-6 weeks. My hubby's took 4 weeks.

I would not chance it. He should make a statutory declaration. I was in a common-law relationship previously and had one done. It does not take long to do it... To avoid any delays or problems, I strongly recommend it. Sometimes, cases get refused for what seemed to be a small issue...

I did the same. FYI We are from the Paris office, and have not received the pics back (it has been 9 months since he landed).

Big Contrats!!

No problem...:)

Happy to know he landed! You are from Ontario right? Ah yes more and more documents to fill, lol!

Yahoo! Just a matter of time!

Ah ok, because VO told my hubby to keep all of the additional proof he brought. But they kept all the documents and proof originally submitted, save for two pics that she gave back to my hubby...We have not yet received any of the originals back and, by now, 8 months later, I do not think we...

Your landing procedure will still be in Quebec. Taking other flights to get to your final destination (Quebec in your case) makes no change to this. My hubby had to take two planes to get here...The procedure to officially land does not take long usually, maybe 20 minutes, depending on how...

I am pretty sure that is still how they work. You could always copy and paste the letter (publically or privately) he received in French and I could translate it for you.