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Hello, I sponsored my spouse and her son (my step son). They landed in 2018. We failed to apply for CCB within 2 years as Step 5 of the application seems to indicate. Is it too late to apply now, 4 years later? If so, any tips to fill out the application correctly? The child's father lives in...

Used fedex. Yes, put CIC as sender on return

A few hours ago my wife and stepson landed and became permanent residents. We crossed at the Sweetwater, Montana port into Alberta. Landing process went smoothly and we were back on our way 20 mins later. 3 days in a U haul without cruise control and touchy handling has been...interesting...

In "Personal History" you can't have any gaps in your dates. So you need to select from the drop down what you were doing in the summer of 2013. Working? Unemployed? Travelling?. Also, I think the "Ongoing" is conflicting with your visit to the Cayman Islands. I think what you need to do is...

It's crazy to think that the more you try to convince them the more they might be thinking it's fake :/

For each photo, I put the Sponsor's full name and date of birth as well as the Applicant's full name and date of birth. Other people depicted in any of the pictures were also listed (just name, and whether family member, friend, acquaintance, etc) We also inserted each photo (or sometimes 2...

Maybe not, but showing up together arm in arm can't hurt.

If it is at all possible, your husband should attend with you. You'll need to prove your relationship to the Officer (beyond what you've already sent in the application). You'll find what you want to know here...

Any plans to apply for Citizenship? :)

If you have officially landed with your COPR document to become PR, then no, you can't have your PR revoked on the basis of the breakdown of your relationship - especially due to the length of the relationship prior to applying for PR. In the scenario where you haven't landed officially, then...

The second UCI is your client ID. If you call in, you can identify yourself with it. Email 1: addressed to applicant - AOR1 (please link your application) Email 2: addressed to sponsor - confirmation of AOR1 (informational. No instructions.) (note: for those who have a representative, the rep...

Everyone is aware of the new checklist right? It was updated a few days ago. It seems to have clarified some of the ambiguity.

The spouse checklist (IMM5533), common-law checklist (IMM5589), conjugal partners checklist (IMM5629) and Additional Family Inormation (IMM5406) were updated on Feb 14, 2018. I believe they are asking for Schedule A (IMM5669) and the Police Clearance Certificates upfront. You'll also need to...

Check for gaps between 2 sets of dates. Check for dates out of order (I can't remember if they need to be listed newest to oldest or oldest to newest). Make sure you have 10 years of history (or starting from your 18th birthday). I've also heard that sometimes the form gets corrupted and it...

The first 5 year period after landing as a PR is different than any period of time after that initial 5 year period. In the first 5 years you can be outside canada for any combination of days as long as you are inside Canada for at least 730 days. Example, you land as PR. You may leave Canada...

I also commented here: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/plz-help-work-permit-under-spouse.544390/

In my profile signature there is a linked spreadsheet. In the spreadsheet there is a tab "linking myCIC". Give those suggestions a try.

Someone will correct me if I'm wrong but I think because you are currently out of status you won't qualify for the spousal application open work permit. To get back in status you'd need to leave Canada and try to reenter hoping to get a visitor status. However I think you have a bad chance of...

If he passes the interview they most likely do the passport request same day.

You can use the same results from the previous exam. You can contact the physician and ask them to send the results again attached to the IME number CIC gave you in this recent request.