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I hope you discover the answer soon! It might be a good idea to connect with an immigration consultant for more informed guidance.

Interesting. Are you sure you selected the correct options before starting the application: Program under which you are applying - Family Category you’re applying under: - Spouse Subcategory you’re applying under: - Family class (outside Canada)

Follow the steps in the link below: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/how-to-link-an-application-to-cic-account-step-by-step-instruction.619724/

The thread below explains it perfectly, it helped me after multiple failed attempts, good luck: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/how-to-link-an-application-to-cic-account-step-by-step-instruction.619724/

You were a part of your ex-common law's benefit unit for social assistance, so you have to answer yes to the question that you were on social assistance. Social Assistance does share information with IRCC and vice versa. Yes, you must declare that you were in a previous common-law...

Have you tried following up via a webform?

Thank you for this information.

I followed the steps outlined in the thread below: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/how-to-link-an-application-to-cic-account-step-by-step-instruction.619724/

Hi Everyone, I still haven't received the AOR, but I was able to link the application via GC Key and set up an account for the application status tracker. The tracker clearly states that the documents were received Nov 20th; however, the AOR was never sent. Has this happened to anyone else...

Hello everyone! If any of you have received your Acknowledgment of Receipt (AOR), could you please clarify whether it was sent to the PA's email address or the sponsor's email address? I noticed that the application submission confirmation went to the PA's email, but I've come across information...

Hello Everyone! has anyone received AORs yet?

If I were you I would wait for the AOR, this way you can benefit from a faster processing of the TRV as per the IRCC website: Faster visitor visa processing for spousal applicants If you’re being sponsored for permanent residence (PR) by your spouse or partner, you could benefit from faster...

Application Sent Nov 17, 2024 Sponsor Classification Permanent Resident Sponsor Province Ontario Principle applicant location St. Vincent Relationship to Sponsor Married Amount persons being Sponsored 2 ( PA & 1 Dependent) Method used to submit application PR Portal Application...

You are not alone, see my timeline below: Country of origin - St. Vincent & the Grenadines Visa Office - Port of Spain - Trinidad Applied via IRCC Portal - April 24, 2024 Date received: April 24, 2024 Request for Biometrics: April 24, 2024 Biometrics Completed - April 27, 2024 Background...

Hey Sherine, I did submit a web form back in early June and received the following response: Dear Sir/ Madam, This is in response to your recent enquiry, forwarded to the Port-of-Spain office of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. Your application is under review. Should we require...

My aunt's visa is also being processed in Port of Spain. Here is our timeline: Country of origin - St. Vincent & the Grenadines Visa Office - Port of Spain - Trinidad Applied via IRCC Portal - April 24, 2024 Date received: April 24, 2024 Request for Biometrics: April 24, 2024 Biometrics...

Where did you apply from?

Oh my, okay. It's the same here; no updates. Well, "Delayed, not Denied." I'm praying for a favourable outcome soon.

You can submit an application for your mother through the IRCC portal, but please be aware that the application will be handled by the Pretoria, South Africa visa office. It's important to know that the current processing time is approximately 335 days. Wishing you and your family all the best...