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@bartjones Not yet. We are trying to determine if that will help our existing application or not, as we have not yet received a final decision.

** bumping this original thread ** So it's been a few years since I posted here... just thought I would update this for anyone else in the same situation. We received a procedural fairness letter from the Seoul VO back in January 2013 saying that my spouse was criminally inadmissible. We made...

Bayern, just curious if you have noticed any other changes in your eCAS status. I saw the same change (to "IN PROGRESS") and got pretty excited. Our app was received in Seoul in Feb 2011. It's been 9 months, status was just updated a few days ago.

She wasn't charged criminally... I will try to gather more information about this and talk to the CIC again.

My spouse (applicant) has had TB in the past, since 2004 they have had no active TB and have had exams and tests done to confirm this fact. They have had tests taken in 2006 (CT scan) and in 2009 (sputum test) in their home country that showed no active TB. We are thinking of asking the...

I should add that I spoke to a CIC officer this morning to confirm this - their exact words were: "That's totally fine. The medical exams are the same no matter what kind of application it is, so you include proof of your prior medical for the purposes of a permanent residence application" I do...

I did speak with a CIC call centre agent today, as well as a lawyer; both were of the opinion that the incident would be considered a traffic offence, and not a criminal offence, and it shouldn't have an impact on our application's approval. Both were however careful to state that the...

I wasn\'t able to find conclusive answers by searching, and I\'m sorry if this has been covered elsewhere before... Here goes: My spouse entered Canada as a visitor, and cohabited with me from December 2009 to December 2010. In April 2010 she applied for an extension, and her visitor visa...

My common-law spouse had a car accident where she drove through the stop light and hit a pedestrian. The incident occurred in early 2009, and occurred outside of Canada. The pedestrian was slightly injured. She was found guilty in court, and had to pay a fine, but that was all. This is reflected...