I am not sure but in IMM1344 form, we provide sponsor's email.
I am also confused and in same situation as yours, apart from that particular form section, everywhere PA's email so.
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【INLAND】 Spousal Sponsorship *2023*
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I am also confused and in same situation as yours, apart from that particular form section, everywhere PA's email so.
AOR with application number received today.guess its the AOR
THIS IS AOR:
This confirms that your application to Sponsor a Member of the Family Class has been received by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) on 2023/MM/DD on behalf of the following member(s):
Your PA name
It was in Toronto, there are 2 offices that can check it with immigration: 777 Bay St. and the one at Yonge and Sheppard. You can't apply with AOR, the principal applicant has to be in a stage of the application where it is approved in principle. AOR means nothing, it's just a receipt showing someone applied for permanent residency. In our case we never got the approved in principle email, but we had been asked the permanent residence fee to be paid which meant it was already past that point at the very least, and with that email (and the receipt showing the fee had been paid on the same day) the service Ontario checked it with Immigration which agreed was enough to be considered as approved in principle.
Thanks. But I do not think that we should wait until the last step. Thecnically, you have also applied only with your AoR as your application is still in process. As written in the website, those who
- are applying for permanent residence in Canada and:
- have submitted an application to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and;
- IRCC has confirmed they have reviewed the application and that you meet the eligibility requirements to apply and
- you have not yet been denied
I was very explicit about our case, we did not "technically" apply with the AOR at all, we applied with sufficient applicatuon information that was enough to prove that the principal applicant in fact had already the PR approved, since it was implicit in the document we received and presented at the Service Ontario. Others were able to enroll using the approved in principle email, which we never received along with other expected emails because (we think and according to similar applicants) the application was processed fast.
Then by all means go ahead and I hope you can get it. From the quoted information you provided, which we read at the time, we interpreted that as "the principal applicant must be at least in the approved in principle stage".
The AOR does not seem to fulfill the "you meet the eligibility requirements to apply" at all since it's just an application receipt, it only proves the person applied, not that the eligibility requirements has been met.
If you believe you do not have to wait then at worse all you lose is a bit of your time and you'll learn something more official from them directly, at best you are able to enroll successfully like you wanted.
Hi,
Do you have your AoR?
We submitted the inland Sponsor on 6 March. Do you have any estimation about how long it takes to have the AoR?
Thank you.
Hi Guys,
I have applied for Inland SOWP and my wife is on PGWP and working at the moment. Any idea how much time it will take to get the result?
Timeline:
Application Applied: 01-Mar-2023
I have applied for Inland SOWP and my wife is on PGWP and working at the moment. Any idea how much time it will take to get the result?
Timeline:
Application Applied: 01-Mar-2023
I think the PR will come before the SOWP. Inland is very very fast these days.
We received a temporary number and a pdf which says practically nothing important 2 days ago. Applied 2 days before you.
Hi dear friends,
Do you know how long it takes between receiving a temporary aor and a real AoR?
Do you know how long it takes between receiving a temporary aor and a real AoR?
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