Thanks God everything went well in your case! Dont they say anything about your application?arjun29 said:
Inland Application 2011
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sure, no probTCZQUEEN said:Hi I am following this website from long time, but never wrote on it. Its really Awesome and amount of info.. one can get here is great
These are my time line- Received Application - 26 th July
We started processing -13 sept
Waiting.....
Hi,under_way said:Hi all,
i just want to say even though i haven't been posting anything, i was an avid viewer of this website,
anyway to keep it short: i applied in july 2011 for sponsorship inland, and recently i viewed the CIC website
where it said decision made,on may 24 and a letter has been sent out whether its accepted or declined,now should i keep my fingers cross because its finally coming to an end, or remain worried because the letter could be bad news
what date in July did you send your application?
Just to know where cic is at.
thanks
Re: Inland Application 2011 (Spouse Sponsorship)
Hi, currently I have sent my inland spouse sponsorship last year. Currently, my status is still "Received on Nov. 02, 2011. I'm Canadian and my wife is applying for permanent residence. I received a letter on Jan 18, 2012 for add background check. Summarized as follow:
Medical Exam: Oct. 15, 2011
Payment sent: Oct. 27, 2011
Application sent: Oct. 30, 2011
Application received: Nov. 02, 2011
Add background check: Jan. 18, 2012
Current status: "Application Received"
I have a questions to ask:
1). My wife currently has worker VISA (Category: W-1) which expire on 05/09/2012. Can/should I extend her VISA? (I have also sent an open working permit with the sponsorship application together)
2). I have another question but only to people who sent in application during 2011:
How many people already got the status "Accepted"? and you got it, when you got accepted?
One last question to double check:
3). Does it require income evaluation (on me and/or my wife) for spouse sponsorship?
Thank in advance for answering my questions and solving my concerns.
Smiley
Hi, currently I have sent my inland spouse sponsorship last year. Currently, my status is still "Received on Nov. 02, 2011. I'm Canadian and my wife is applying for permanent residence. I received a letter on Jan 18, 2012 for add background check. Summarized as follow:
Medical Exam: Oct. 15, 2011
Payment sent: Oct. 27, 2011
Application sent: Oct. 30, 2011
Application received: Nov. 02, 2011
Add background check: Jan. 18, 2012
Current status: "Application Received"
I have a questions to ask:
1). My wife currently has worker VISA (Category: W-1) which expire on 05/09/2012. Can/should I extend her VISA? (I have also sent an open working permit with the sponsorship application together)
2). I have another question but only to people who sent in application during 2011:
How many people already got the status "Accepted"? and you got it, when you got accepted?
One last question to double check:
3). Does it require income evaluation (on me and/or my wife) for spouse sponsorship?
Thank in advance for answering my questions and solving my concerns.
Smiley
Re: Inland Application 2011 (Spouse Sponsorship)
1- it's upto to you..it's always good to have a legal status during the process. dont just rely on implied status of OWP. but either way you all be fine. decision comes to whether she wants to keep working or not...if she does not plan to work then you can apply for visitor record throughout the process. or simply choose to sit on implied status.
2- confusing..no such status as accepted...cant understand. for more info look at our 2011 chart https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AnT5cvUy612BdEMwdm1RODl4Qmh0Q0x1aUdod194ZFE
3- in come requirement depend on the province you are from. only the province of Quebec has no income requirement and no option c or tax papers. so if you are not in Quebec sure there is an income threshold you need to meet and also add your option c or tax assessment. for more info look in the guide http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/guides/5482E.PDF
good luck
Hi, to answer your question in order (even though one of your quest has come little late since you already sent out your appl:PanEva said:
1- it's upto to you..it's always good to have a legal status during the process. dont just rely on implied status of OWP. but either way you all be fine. decision comes to whether she wants to keep working or not...if she does not plan to work then you can apply for visitor record throughout the process. or simply choose to sit on implied status.
2- confusing..no such status as accepted...cant understand. for more info look at our 2011 chart https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AnT5cvUy612BdEMwdm1RODl4Qmh0Q0x1aUdod194ZFE
3- in come requirement depend on the province you are from. only the province of Quebec has no income requirement and no option c or tax papers. so if you are not in Quebec sure there is an income threshold you need to meet and also add your option c or tax assessment. for more info look in the guide http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/guides/5482E.PDF
good luck
Congratulation for both of you! I have one question, what kind of propf identity you gave, and does you have to come with him during his interview?citlali2010 said:Just wanted to let you all know that my husband landed on May 24th,
So our case is officially over. The landing interview wasn,t an interview at all, we just had to give photos
proof of identity, answer the same official questions that they ask everyone, and we got our welcome to Canada.
Finally, our case just took over a month longer then normal processing times.
Hi everyone! Congratulations to all who recieved their AIP and DM!
I sent my application on October 2011 but i didnt send the application for Open work permit. Should i send it now? My work permit under live in caregiver will expire april 2013. What is the requirement for open work permit? Thanks a lot for this site, this helps all of us. God speed!
I sent my application on October 2011 but i didnt send the application for Open work permit. Should i send it now? My work permit under live in caregiver will expire april 2013. What is the requirement for open work permit? Thanks a lot for this site, this helps all of us. God speed!
you have lots of time so no need for owp. you will be set by april 2013. However, you cant send owp now too late you will have to wait for AIP first and no matter what status you will be at that time..with AIP you can sure apply for OWP.xxpazaway said:
If you live in care giver permit is about to expire then renew that permit within 60 days for expiration in 2013.
you gonna be fine. just to answer your other question with identity papers: you and your sponsor will have to be present. the documents for identity are passports and legal status if any and photos for PR preparation
Congrats Mariela and all the July applicants who got AIP already!
Hopefully I will be next!
Hopefully I will be next!
mariela11 said:
We received your application for permanent residence on July 14, 2011.
We started processing your application on July 29, 2011.
A decision has been made and you will be contacted.
AIP BABYYYYYYY
Congrats to all the July applicants who got their AIP or DM! Soooo happy to see they are finally working through July!
I hope they work through July super fast and get to August soon! I'm in August so can't wait to hear the good news for myself!
I'm sooooo glad we have this forum!
I hope they work through July super fast and get to August soon! I'm in August so can't wait to hear the good news for myself!
I'm sooooo glad we have this forum!
Hey Everyone,
It's been a long year. I'm sorry but I haven't been to vocal on the forums but I have been reading and watching "the list". It's been such a reassurance during the process (I was even able to estimate when our application would be done within 4 days). I wanted to add some more information as our application just had a decision! We're so excited and are just waiting for the letters. (We jumped the gun and raced to the airport to figure out if we got our OWP, which we did!). Anyways, here's our ECAS:
We received your application for permanent residence on July 15, 2011.
We started processing your application on August 3, 2011.
Medical results have been received. (Sent well before sending the application - but didn't show up till the decision)
We received the requested information on December 29, 2011. Thank you for providing the information.
A decision has been made and you will be contacted.
We sent you a letter on May 31, 2012 about the decision on your application.
In our case they required that during his current volunteering we wrote from the start date till present, and we wrote start date till dates of application... Ugh.
Anyways, I hope this helps. I'll let you know when the next stages are complete. For those that are waiting in the process at the moment. It's a pain in the butt, but it will happen. And don't worry about the website estimated times. I think someone at Immigration Canada is sleeping.
It's been a long year. I'm sorry but I haven't been to vocal on the forums but I have been reading and watching "the list". It's been such a reassurance during the process (I was even able to estimate when our application would be done within 4 days). I wanted to add some more information as our application just had a decision! We're so excited and are just waiting for the letters. (We jumped the gun and raced to the airport to figure out if we got our OWP, which we did!). Anyways, here's our ECAS:
We received your application for permanent residence on July 15, 2011.
We started processing your application on August 3, 2011.
Medical results have been received. (Sent well before sending the application - but didn't show up till the decision)
We received the requested information on December 29, 2011. Thank you for providing the information.
A decision has been made and you will be contacted.
We sent you a letter on May 31, 2012 about the decision on your application.
In our case they required that during his current volunteering we wrote from the start date till present, and we wrote start date till dates of application... Ugh.
Anyways, I hope this helps. I'll let you know when the next stages are complete. For those that are waiting in the process at the moment. It's a pain in the butt, but it will happen. And don't worry about the website estimated times. I think someone at Immigration Canada is sleeping.