Youre all good. Only one person got it less than 16 days and that was in 3 days so super quock. Average is 21 days right now and mpst more!Crayon7 said:Still no AOR, 14 days since app recieved, I worry they will send it back, getting paranoid
I agree with Gary. Getting an AOR around 14 days would be incredibly early for an AOR. It's not uncommon from the past year to not get AOR until 1-2 months after the application has been received by the CIC. I wouldn't expect AOR for at least another week, and I wouldn't worry if you don't get AOR for longer after that. Some people never get AOR and end up getting SA still. I wouldn't worry yet.Crayon7 said:Still no AOR, 14 days since app recieved, I worry they will send it back, getting paranoid
It's nothing but normal to get nervous on the wait. I've started going for piano lessons so whenever I'm nervous I go practice!Decoy24601 said:I agree with Gary. Getting an AOR around 14 days would be incredibly early for an AOR. It's not uncommon from the past year to not get AOR until 1-2 months after the application has been received by the CIC. I wouldn't expect AOR for at least another week, and I wouldn't worry if you don't get AOR for longer after that. Some people never get AOR and end up getting SA still. I wouldn't worry yet.
Please refrain from posting your question on at least 2 different threads all while creating your own thread.2calgary said:HI
i have question , i am sponsoring my SPOUSE as OUTLANDER
form IMM 5409
Statutory declaration of common-law Union
this form is to be filled by me and my spouse? OR this form is for common law partners only?
if my Spouse does not need to fill it out then what we have to write in this form?
what is co-signer means? do my spouse need to be co-signer?
thanks
Thanks for quick reply......and i am sorry for posting more than one for same question......Decoy24601 said:Please refrain from posting your question on at least 2 different threads all while creating your own thread.
If you are applying as common-law then you need to fill out the IMM5409.
If you are applying to sponsor a spouse or common-law sponsor you wouldn't need a co-signer. This applies in cases such as parent sponsorship where a person needs to meet a financial requirement to sponsor them. If a person can't meet the financial requirement by his/herself, then they can have someone cosign with them.
No problem ;D. I responded to the thread you created as well in case you checked there and not here first.2calgary said:Thanks for quick reply......and i am for posting more than one for same question......
thanks again DECOY
THANKS again, so nice of you,Decoy24601 said:No problem ;D. I responded to the thread you created as well in case you checked there and not here first.
You are using this application package to sponsor a spouse, correct? Outland: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/fc.asp Inland: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/spouse.asp2calgary said:THANKS again, so nice of you,
so this means that i dont need to fill the Financial evaluation for too? Because we married in January-2016 and we dont have any child.
somebody told me that i have to take print Financial Evaluation form and write N/A in all fields and attach it too with application.
yes exactly same....oookkkk thank God i asked you, i was thinking for printDecoy24601 said:You are using this application package to sponsor a spouse, correct? Outland: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/fc.asp Inland: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/spouse.asp
There should not be a Financial Evaluation form in the application package. I've never heard anyone filling out a form called anything like that for spousal sponsorship before.
It's no problem.
No problem. Good luck with your application. If you're applying outland, be sure to follow the country specific guide for the country the principal applicant is from (your spouse, the sponsored person) along with the application guide that is in the package you're using.2calgary said:yes exactly same....oookkkk thank God i asked you, i was thinking for print
thanks alottt
Decoy24601 said:I agree with Gary. Getting an AOR around 14 days would be incredibly early for an AOR. It's not uncommon from the past year to not get AOR until 1-2 months after the application has been received by the CIC. I wouldn't expect AOR for at least another week, and I wouldn't worry if you don't get AOR for longer after that. Some people never get AOR and end up getting SA still. I wouldn't worry yet.
estimate is 39 days but is it working days or days? anyone knows?Gary_87 said:Youre all good. Only one person got it less than 16 days and that was in 3 days so super quock. Average is 21 days right now and mpst more!
OK SURE, THANKSDecoy24601 said:No problem. Good luck with your application. If you're applying outland, be sure to follow the country specific guide for the country the principal applicant is from (your spouse, the sponsored person) along with the application guide that is in the package you're using.
I think it's calendar days, not working days.Crayon7 said:estimate is 39 days but is it working days or days? anyone knows?
I know its early days but I am stressing so bad, I hope that wont be like it through all process!
(probably I will though huh!)