2018 Spousal Sponsorship in-land Applications: timeline and updates

[GMMG]

I announced your AIP on the 2017 Inland thread. Haha

Nice one @iamvenus! I follow that forum too but didn't think of posting there.

That is why its important to share our news!

 

[CanadaFuture93]

I announced your AIP on the 2017 Inland thread. Haha

Hello !
How can I add my infos on the Excel thread ?
Thank you

 

[Missrebel801]

Thank You @Missrebe801. I didn't know what it all meant. I'm now more excited.

Keep the faith.....

Can I ask where ur from ? Was it inland app? ( I'm assuming so but just curious how u got aip so fast ) either way...thats awesome news

 

[metqc]

Haha I tried.
I am in Alberta, 2h east of Edmonton !

Cool! It said "Innovation Hub Vancouver" at the bottom left of the paper that said "It has been determined that you meet the eligibility requirements..." ?

If so I'm guessing it means your application was transferred to Vancouver like mine. If so that gives me some hope that I'll hear something soon, since it seemed like all of the applications kept in Mississauga were processing faster (even October ones)!

 

[GMMG]

Can I ask where ur from ? Was it inland app? ( I'm assuming so but just curious how u got aip so fast ) either way...thats awesome news

I am from Botswana. I applied inland.
It hasn't been easy to sit and wait. I take it for us 2018 applicants things will move fast as we are part of the Pilot Project of processing applications in 12 months.

 

[CanadaFuture93]

Cool! It said "Innovation Hub Vancouver" at the bottom left of the paper that said "It has been determined that you meet the eligibility requirements..." ?

If so I'm guessing it means your application was transferred to Vancouver like mine. If so that gives me some hope that I'll hear something soon, since it seemed like all of the applications kept in Mississauga were processing faster (even October ones)!

Yes that's what it says exactly ! (I wasn't sure how it was exactly written on the English version of that paper as I got mine in French lol so I just tried to translate with my own words )

Hopefully we get it soon then !!

 

[Missrebel801]

I am from Botswana. I applied inland.
It hasn't been easy to sit and wait. I take it for us 2018 applicants things will move fast as we are part of the Pilot Project of processing applications in 12 months.

Amazing. Even as 2018 applicants, I'm still always reading it's going to be taking people 8-10 months for AIP. most people from beginning of year are just getting medical request.
Good for u !!!

 

[KT214]

Hi everyone

I got 2 letters in my GCKey account today.
The first one was to inform me that I "meet eligibility requirements to apply for permanent residence as a member of the spouse or common-law parther in Canada class."

The second letter was to inform me that my application has been transferred to the Ottawa office for further assessment.

I think this is a move in the right direction, even though I have not seen any other people who said their files were transferred to Ottawa.

I did my medicals earlier this year when I applied to extend my stay, so my account shows that my I passed my medicals.

I am amazed that I got an update, I thought they were still working on 2017 applications.

Application sent: 17 Jan 2018
Application received: 18 Jan 2018
AOR : 20 Feb 2018
WP: 24 April 2018
Eligibility passed: 31 July 2018

Best of luck to everyone.

wow !! you are so fast , So lucky!!!

 

[iamvenus]

Nice one @iamvenus! I follow that forum too but didn't think of posting there.

That is why its important to share our news!

Go post there! Everyone loves good news!

 

[iamvenus]

Hello !
How can I add my infos on the Excel thread ?
Thank you

Hi, I don't have the link for the spreadsheet. I'm talking about the thread here in the forum.

 

[commonlaw2018]

Hi everyone

I got 2 letters in my GCKey account today.
The first one was to inform me that I "meet eligibility requirements to apply for permanent residence as a member of the spouse or common-law parther in Canada class."

The second letter was to inform me that my application has been transferred to the Ottawa office for further assessment.

I think this is a move in the right direction, even though I have not seen any other people who said their files were transferred to Ottawa.

I did my medicals earlier this year when I applied to extend my stay, so my account shows that my I passed my medicals.

I am amazed that I got an update, I thought they were still working on 2017 applications.

Application sent: 17 Jan 2018
Application received: 18 Jan 2018
AOR : 20 Feb 2018
WP: 24 April 2018
Eligibility passed: 31 July 2018

Best of luck to everyone.

The first letter is AIP... but the second one is not a good sign, transfer to Ottawa for further assessment, it means CIC have doubt about your application. And two letters are contradicted.

 

[RJ8812]

Finally received my e-mail from CIC acknowledging that they received my wife's application.

We sent it in on June 12th, they received it June 14th, and finally decided to let us know that they received it on July 27th

 

[jsmithun]

Hi, I don't have the link for the spreadsheet. I'm talking about the thread here in the forum.

This is the link for the sheet.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...nX_To_E7etabtacjoVEZ3sRVYtQ/edit?usp=drivesdk

 

[jsmithun]

Hello !
How can I add my infos on the Excel thread ?
Thank you

This is the link for the Excel sheet.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...nX_To_E7etabtacjoVEZ3sRVYtQ/edit?usp=drivesdk

 

[GMMG]

The first letter is AIP... but the second one is not a good sign, transfer to Ottawa for further assessment, it means CIC have doubt about your application. And two letters are contradicted.

Hi @commonlaw2018 I don't see any contradiction as CIC transfer files to different offices all the time.
Do you think they would have sent AIP if they had doubt? Wouldn't they ask for extra documents or anything else instead of approving that I'm eligible to apply?