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Passed the test today. 20/20. Hopefully the PR card wasn't too blurry, we'll see.

45 days after visa stamping date.

Received the Ready for Visa email on July 15th, eighteen months after AOR on January 24, 2017. Did not receive a request for remedical. Added spouse to application in April.

I'm also unsure about whether IMM0008 needs to be filled twice. Can any expert clarify? I mean, the spouse's details are captured in IMM008 if the primary applicant is filling out the form.

Hey, was this recently updated? I seem to remember it was required even for non-residents previously (although still impossible to obtain so the requirement was eventually waived off), but I could have misread.

Yeah, exactly. I don't have much travel history either, but it's been 20 days since my BG became IP.

No, I don't have much of a travel history but I feel that the request for Schedule A was on account of how a lot of my academic/work timelines were significantly overlapping. I submitted a Letter of Explanation this time explaining what was going on.

FSW Outland. Not sure which VO.

We're in the same boat. Schedule A given on 12th May and BG became IP on 21st May - that's 18 days.

Thanks for the clarification. I got one too, not because of gaps as such but probably because I had my education and work experience considerably overlapping (distance learning + local qualification + work in tandem, etc). Submitted an LOE this time to clarify what was going on there.

Received AOR on 24th January. Yesterday, I received a request in my CIC inbox today to submit IMM5669. I'm a bit confused about how to fill the "number of years in university or college". As an accountant, I studied privately for different accountancy programs (as well as a distance learning...

Yep, BSc in Applied Accounting equivalent to a 4 year bachelor program (WES).

Hahaha!

Donald Trump migrating to Canada. Oh, the irony.

This exactly. I don't think you need to worry about this. You've submitted an LOE too - you should be good. Do not overthink it and make it worse for yourself.

OK. Thanks.

I see. And she can't be physically in Canada during that 1 year under any condition? Visit visa, etc?

Can one sponsor the wife while living outside of Canada during the time?

Yeah, it's entirely up to them. So you can hope for the best, but be alert.

I second this. Current travel document only.