AOR in January 2017 - Connect Here!
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Dear Seniors,
I need guidance/help from you. I am sure many others who are filling up their PR application will be benefited by this:
I am the Primary Applicant, and my spouse and three children are accompanying me.
This is a question common for Primary Applicant, Accompanying Spouse form and accompanying Children’s form.
In the Personal Details sections
1. Please tell us about PRIMARY APPLICANT’S immediate family members that have not been identified in the application. This includes any parent, any spouse or common-law partner, any child including adult children, and any brothers or sisters. If the relative is deceased, provide the date of death.
In this section, as a Primary applicant, I have entered the details of my parents and my brother. Is this right or should I also mention the details of my accompanying spouse and children?
For the same question, in my SPOUSE’S APPLICATION, we have entered the details of my Spouse’s parents. Is this right or should I also mention the details of Primary applicant and children?
For the same question in the CHILDREN’S APPLICATION, we have not entered any details and we have answered NO to the question Have you told us about all of CHILDREN’s relatives? Is this right or should I also mention the details of BOTH PRIMARY APPLICANT AND SPOUSE AND OTHER CHILDREN?
Thanks in advance
I need guidance/help from you. I am sure many others who are filling up their PR application will be benefited by this:
I am the Primary Applicant, and my spouse and three children are accompanying me.
This is a question common for Primary Applicant, Accompanying Spouse form and accompanying Children’s form.
In the Personal Details sections
1. Please tell us about PRIMARY APPLICANT’S immediate family members that have not been identified in the application. This includes any parent, any spouse or common-law partner, any child including adult children, and any brothers or sisters. If the relative is deceased, provide the date of death.
In this section, as a Primary applicant, I have entered the details of my parents and my brother. Is this right or should I also mention the details of my accompanying spouse and children?
For the same question, in my SPOUSE’S APPLICATION, we have entered the details of my Spouse’s parents. Is this right or should I also mention the details of Primary applicant and children?
For the same question in the CHILDREN’S APPLICATION, we have not entered any details and we have answered NO to the question Have you told us about all of CHILDREN’s relatives? Is this right or should I also mention the details of BOTH PRIMARY APPLICANT AND SPOUSE AND OTHER CHILDREN?
Thanks in advance
Hey Guys,
I am PNP Out-land applicant.
AOR - 31 Jan
Med passed and got my Sch A req on Mar 7.
On Mar 8- my BG went to NA. Since then no progress.
It's been 50 days from AOR.
So, is it the right time to order a gcms notes?
Any websites to order the notes?
I am PNP Out-land applicant.
AOR - 31 Jan
Med passed and got my Sch A req on Mar 7.
On Mar 8- my BG went to NA. Since then no progress.
It's been 50 days from AOR.
So, is it the right time to order a gcms notes?
Any websites to order the notes?
congrat Sonya.
And Aal_
In my case they only asked for first page of PPR letter, passports, photos (I guess this is the same for everybody) and then nothing else. They only mentioned, that if I have changes to inform them (which I do not have).
And Aal_
In my case they only asked for first page of PPR letter, passports, photos (I guess this is the same for everybody) and then nothing else. They only mentioned, that if I have changes to inform them (which I do not have).
Hi guys, my current status is NN-IP-NA as of the 19th of March, CEC Outland stream, relying on Pretoria's LVO, so hopefully something good happens soon.
My question is this, my medical exam will be one year old on the 19th April. As it is looking more and more likely that I won't be able to make it back to Canada before the 19th of April (Still hoping that everything comes through and that i can), would I need to undergo an additional medical test to satisfy landing conditions? If so, what would be the best way to go about it, as the medical records do not show the results to me.
Thanks in advance,
Cheers
My question is this, my medical exam will be one year old on the 19th April. As it is looking more and more likely that I won't be able to make it back to Canada before the 19th of April (Still hoping that everything comes through and that i can), would I need to undergo an additional medical test to satisfy landing conditions? If so, what would be the best way to go about it, as the medical records do not show the results to me.
Thanks in advance,
Cheers
It really depends (some security checks - for example if you staied in USA longer time, can alone take 3+ months). If there is no need for extensive checkes all can be done in like 3 months.
As for medical, they can either ask you, if you can travel quickly or they will simply ask for new medical. thats all.
As for medical, they can either ask you, if you can travel quickly or they will simply ask for new medical. thats all.
Hey everyone
We applied via Express Entry in the 47th Draw , got ITA in Nov 2016, submitted application electronically 16th Jan 2017. Got AOR on the 17th Jan 2017.
fingers crossed for all of us
We applied via Express Entry in the 47th Draw , got ITA in Nov 2016, submitted application electronically 16th Jan 2017. Got AOR on the 17th Jan 2017.
fingers crossed for all of us