my husband has used both UPS and Fedex to send different documents to Mexico. He preferred UPS.MissSauce said:So, with all this talk about couriers... ups or fedex? Ups seems to be a little more confident in their services. (in terms of committing to service dates)
That's what I was thinking. Thanks.sb414 said:my husband has used both UPS and Fedex to send different documents to Mexico. He preferred UPS.
MissSauce said:That's what I was thinking. Thanks.
Well we sent then an email as you told me, and we resend everythingsb414 said:Send them an urgent message and say that the photos were received by whoever on what date.
They did similar things like that to us, saying they didn't receive it.
congrats!!!northern ice said:My wife landed Aug. 2nd and everything went smoothly. The process took less than 10 minutes. I wasn't allowed to go with her into immigration. They asked her a few questions and that was it. We didn't have to show any lists of what we brought or were planning to bring at a later date.
The immigration officer told her that she would receive her PR card within 6 weeks. My question is how long has anyone that completed the process actually had to wait for their PR card. I checked online and some people actually waited almost 3 months, some a little more and some a little less.
Anyone have experience with this timeline? Thanks.
My husband arrived April 16 and we're still waiting for his cardnorthern ice said:thanks sb414 that certainly gives me an idea of how long we will have to wait.
we got lucky somehowMrschino said:My husband arrived April 16 and we're still waiting for his card
Interesting, I was allowed to go into immigration. I was her interpreter for the question from the immigration officer.northern ice said:My wife landed Aug. 2nd and everything went smoothly. The process took less than 10 minutes. I wasn't allowed to go with her into immigration. They asked her a few questions and that was it. We didn't have to show any lists of what we brought or were planning to bring at a later date.
The immigration officer told her that she would receive her PR card within 6 weeks. My question is how long has anyone that completed the process actually had to wait for their PR card. I checked online and some people actually waited almost 3 months, some a little more and some a little less.
Anyone have experience with this timeline? Thanks.
fradan said:Interesting, I was allowed to go into immigration. I was her interpreter for the question from the immigration officer.
I thought the officer said 2 to 3 months but I could be wrong.
Being using the Confirmation of PR paper for many things.
Bank account, credit card, YMCA Immigration Services (english classes), SIN card
Maybe get Ontario Photo card
Waiting for bank statement to apply for OHIP.
I haven't got insurance for my wife yet. Not sure what to get for a stop gap of 3 months until OHIP kicks in
Please learn english before coming. It will make your life easier.
I arrived Agust 7, everything's were really quick, like ten minutes
No list of good or anything, the officer told us that the card we would
Get it in 6 weeks, so all good