How do i pay??

[missboon]

I'm ready to pay and send in my application! I'm excited to get started finally! I have a question though...what do I pay under? I know its sponsorship but do I click Canada class for spouse and common law or family class? Does it matter which I choose? Thanks!

 

[zardoz]

Is it an Inland or Outland application? I don't think it actually alters the cost however..

 

[missboon]

sorry! Its spousal sponsorship inland!

 

[zardoz]

In that case it's the "Spouse and Common-Law Partner in Canada Class".

Summary of fees
All prices are in Canadian dollars.
Application Number of Applications Price (C$)/ Application Total Amount (C$)
Spouse and Common-Law Partner In Canada Class
Principal applicant (including $75 for sponsorship) 1 $550.00 $550.00
Right of Permanent Residence Fee 1 $490.00 $490.00
Total amount for all applications: $1,040.00

 

[missboon]

In that case it's the "Spouse and Common-Law Partner in Canada Class".

Summary of fees
All prices are in Canadian dollars.
Application Number of Applications Price (C$)/ Application Total Amount (C$)
Spouse and Common-Law Partner In Canada Class
Principal applicant (including $75 for sponsorship) 1 $550.00 $550.00
Right of Permanent Residence Fee 1 $490.00 $490.00
Total amount for all applications: $1,040.00

What is the difference between the two? I know the price is the same...but what is the difference between Canada class and family class sponsorship?

 

[zardoz]

From a fee point of view, nothing. From a processing point of view, everything.

 

[missboon]

I just paid and am confused about the payer information. Do I put my information, my husbands or the card holders name? And what is the client id? I have no idea what that is... ???

 

[zardoz]

You put in the person to whom a refund would be made if required. You don't have a client ID until you interact with CIC for the first time. One will be allocated to you as a result of your application. It's usually called a UCI.

 

[missboon]

You put in the person to whom a refund would be made if required. You don't have a client ID until you interact with CIC for the first time. One will be allocated to you as a result of your application. It's usually called a UCI.

Okay so I will put the card holders information thanks so much!