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Well, the Interview was quite fast. The agent called me and my husband into a room, she gave me some papers to verify if the my data was correctly written there. Then she made me sign a couple of documents and gave me my "permanent residence confirmation", which is a very important paper that...

LANDED TODAY in QUÉBEC! Man! I just became a PR a few hours ago and I still can't believe it! my immigration journey has come to an end. Now I have to wait between 4 and 6 week for my PR card. I wish you all, fellow immigrants , the best luck in your respective processes. :)

Thanks! I have been browsing the CIC web and it says that there are two ways of losing the PR: 1. Committing a serious criminal offense 2. Not staying at least 730 days in Canada in a 5 year period. Seems pretty fair to me. I wonder why people apply for citizenship; apparently there is not...

Hello Everybody: For some time I have had this question rolling around in my mind, and I believe is important enough to pose it here. What is the difference between being a permanent Resident and a Canadian citizen? Is there any difference between the rights and obligations? I think I...

Thanks guys! I finally found the document. My interview will take place in Quebec's (ville de Québec) bureau in Lebourgneuf. I'm looking forward to that moment. I'm so excited and yet so aware, preparing everything so carefully to not let anything be forgotten... Man, if everything goes...

Hello!: I have received with great pleasure the letter with my landing interview date, settled for September 15th. It asks me to take several documents with me, but I there is a part I don't understand. - THe CSQ (certificat selection du Québec) issued by the MICC - Proof of "undertaking"...

Hi Fellas. I know that the situation seems unbearable, but all we can do is think positive and be patient. I'm aware of the November 28th problem, but that is relatively normal in a Month such as August. The CIC offices run fast during spring and Fall (February, March, April, May) and...

THen you should call the MOntreal office to check what's going on. It's too much time for a CSQ

Really? They don't say if they approved me as a PR or not. They say that that decision is gonna be made during the interview. IS that normal?

I'm not sure, but some people point that it can take between 10 or 12 weeks.

Hi! I received my AIP last month and today (August 10th) a letter has arrived from CIC: (I'm applying in the INLAND category) "We are happy to inform you that we have finished processing your application, Quebec's Immigration Center will contact you about your Permanent resident status" THey...

Hi! I received my AIP last month and today a letter has arrived from CIC: "We are happy to inform you that we have finished processing your application, Quebec's Immigration Center will contact you about your Permanent resident status" THey tell me that I will have to bring my original pieces...

Thanks guys.. I'm sorry I'm always so nervous about this. But I believe that anyone in this forum must understand why. The immigration process is a pit of anxiety. You're not really in peace until you finish the last step.

Hi again! I'm writing this post because I came from checking my Ecas right now. Until now it said "decision made" When I entered the details I could read Received.... date Started processing... date Medicals received A decision has been made and you will be contacted We sent you a letter...

Hi everybody: I¡m writing this post because I had recently a little miss understanding concerning the AIP and DM. So I hope this will help other fellow immigrants to not get confused about this issue. I have received my AIP letter on Jul 18th. (approved, of course). However, my ECAS...

Oops! last minute information: I have checked my ECAS and says DM!!!!! if it's approved do I still have to keep my visitor status renewed?

Hi dear forum members! Today I received in my mailbox my AIP! I'm so happy about it! But I have some questions about it that I hope someone would be able to answer: I know that I can apply now for a OWP, but I would like to know if I have to keep renewing my status as visitor until I get the...

Well, if you want advice to find out which kind of information is important, then I can give you a little list: When did you met for the first time, how? How the relationship kept growing to the point of you deciding to immigrate to canada? When did you visited your spouse/common law partner...

I'm afraid that that kind of information is way too personal for most people. Besides, you won't find even two equal time lines; we are talking about human relationships, about the love that sprouts between two persons. Usually, before two people make the important decision of going to live...

I believe this thread is the best part to post my time line: I'm an Inland applicant. 26 years old, form Spain, my husband is 33, we met almost four years ago and got married on July 25th 2009. I'm graduated from college, I have a master's degree, I'm in perfect health (touches wood) I speak 5...