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During your oath they generally ask if you are flying out any time soon, in which case they rush the citizenship certificate. Citizenship certificates take anywhere between 10 days to 4 weeks to arrive. I don't know the expedited time frame. After receiving that, you can expedite your passport...

Just sell off your furniture in Vancouver and buy it again in Toronto. It would be cheaper than moving all of it across coast to coast. This, unless you have lots of expensive stuff. When we moved our car from Toronto to Vancouver, we used the train service, which was about 2K. On return, we...

Congratulations! You can give any reason for the visit; as long as it is confined to 30 days, there should be no issue. I won't bother getting all the paperwork for Indian marriage certificate. Your husband can later add your name to his Indian passport whenever he updates his. We sent the...

Why would you want a Canadian sim? That will be just too costly for international roaming. Just get a virtual (Canadian) number and forward your calls to VoIP/phone/phone-apps in India. Quick googling gave this: http://www.flynumber.com/virtual-phone-number/canada But I am sure 100s of other...

They would have access to your immigration record and would know that your applied for a Spousal sponsorship. It's perfectly OK have a spousal sponsorship pending while on a visitors/student status. So just answer the questions they ask, truthfully. Of course, no need to give extra details than...

Your question is very confusing. It's not clear who needs to land you or your husband, and who is traveling from India. No, you can't use the photocopy of a COPR. In fact, a COPR becomes invalid on any modification, even if you laminate it. If your husband is flying from India and the COPR is...

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/how-to-apply-for-dependent-spouse-visa-while-staying-in-canada-on-work-permit.141379/

That should be Ok. The key issue is "dual intent" (read up on that) which Canada allows for students and visitors. You would enter Canada on your visitor's visa + study permit, like before. You will be asked about your simultaneous PR application, for which you could tell them the application...

Why don't you get a tourist visa (TRV) for your fiance in the meanwhile? Because once you file for spousal sponsorship, it is difficult to get a visitors visa. Your fiance would still need to demonstrate ties to Morocco for a TRV application. At least this way your spouse could travel to Canada...

Get all the police certificates (for all the countries where your spouse has stayed for more than 6 months). Also, depending on the place of your marriage, you may also need to figure out how much time it takes to get a marriage certificate. In India you could get it in a day. In Canada it takes...

It's just a sheet that can be worn as a safety from X-Rays. It could be lead, barium sulphate or other material. Talk to your doctor about it. I think it would be practical to talk to a doctor and time your application accordingly. If possible, go ahead with the application now. Pregnancy cases...

There is no rule that prevents pregnant women from not clearing medicals or not getting a PR! Your friends have given you a wrong advice. Medical exam will still be required but some exams can be postponed (for example XRAY can be postponed until she is 9 months pregnant, or she can do it with...

How is it any different if either of the spouse answers these questions? -- Whether the knife falls on the melon or the melon on the knife, the story remains same... :)

>> Is there a possibility to approve him for a tourist visa given that he has a good job and savings? Yes. But for a tourist visa he has to demonstrate ties to his country (and intention to return back). One problem is that with you being his wife, he already has strong ties to Canada >> I am...

Sorry, you are right. Those requirements were for a Canadian PR. For a citizen, any time spent with the spouse counts towards residency requirements for a PR: http://www.cic.gc.ca/ENGLISH/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=727&top=4

These are 2 different scenarios. If you work for a Canadian company in the USA: Yes, your wife can land in Canada. And after that move to US on a dependent visa. Whatever time she spends with you in the US is counted towards satisfying her 2 year residency requirements (but not citizenship...

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/landing-in-canada-all-you-need-to-know.36735/

"a year ago" !!!! First, check the status of your application on MYCIC http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/e-services/account.asp In most likelihood, the application would already be rejected and closed. In that case, you may have to start all over again. I would suggest that your wife contact her...

I assume by landing you mean you and your family became a PR. That's fine. CIC requested new photos because they are probably printing your PR cards (to be delivered to the address you gave on landing). You can either mail it directly from your home country or through a friend. No issues. It's...

That truly sucks. But I guess, a valid work permit and a job in Canada may be somewhat helpful. I hope some angel star smiles on him and he gets a visitors visa for his work permit. My friend was allowed entry to Canada at Buffalo border with just a work permit (and no visa) by a nice border agent.