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2018 January applicants for PR (paper-based)
- Thread starter leolea
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Finally the day has come, I have been waiting for since 24 months. Long time
Yesterday i received confirmation letter that eligibility pass and PR approved for me and my dependent.
Timeline
Me - Jan 2018
Medical - april 2018
Dependent added- june 2018
Dependent medical & biometrics- jan 2020
PR approved- Jan 2020
I am informed to wait till we schedule appointment to call you and give you PR status.
I hope everyone those who are still waiting will get their file approved soon..good luck
Yesterday i received confirmation letter that eligibility pass and PR approved for me and my dependent.
Timeline
Me - Jan 2018
Medical - april 2018
Dependent added- june 2018
Dependent medical & biometrics- jan 2020
PR approved- Jan 2020
I am informed to wait till we schedule appointment to call you and give you PR status.
I hope everyone those who are still waiting will get their file approved soon..good luck
Which province are you in?
Your dependent is your spouse ryt?
Did they ask for any relationship proofs.
Yes my dependent is my spouce,
I am in Alberta. And last month they ask for additional documents including some forms again, employment letter again, and proof of relationship.
Great i am in Alberta as well March 2018 applicant added my Wife in September 2018 And i think they will ask me for the relationship proof for sure. Can you tell me deeply please what they need for relationship proof and what you give them?
Good to hear little bit same status as your
AR feb 5
Called cic yesterday didn’t got proper answer asked me wait
mmbawany
Full Member
- Jan 14, 2019
- 40
- 4
- Category........
- PNP
- Visa Office......
- Sydney, NS
- Job Offer........
- Yes
- Nomination.....
- 17-11-2019
Hey congratulations!
Good to hear that you finally made it. Why did it take that long though? 24 months !!
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