Haha yeah my mom in law likes that show tooACS said:
Yeah I just responded there too a few secs agoQuebecOkie said:I responded in the 2012 thread with my experience.
You may want to call the doctor's offices to find out what they charge. The costs vary more within Canada than you would think.
really? I thought it was $200 no matter where you went
I paid around $340 in Québec. :Line.a said:Yeah I just responded there too a few secs ago
Reallly???? Ours was under $120, including what we had to pay for the Xrays, and the pictures that they did in the Doctor's Office.....Line.a said:Oh man. SO expensive.
That's quite the difference. I'm hoping it won't be too expensive. But gotta do what we gotta do so can't cry about it haha. I'm more worried about my health issues since I actually had cataracts done on me when I was on my IEC and I was born with rheumatoid arthritis.. But I heard that spouses and common laws can't get denied, right?ACS said:
Usually numbs the worry a little. I have one in the freezer for later tonight for sure. I hear ya. It sucks. And there is nothing we can do about it I'm guessing /:Mrs_Canuck said:Any good news lately from CIC? Just got back from a relaxing Labour Day weekend vacation with the hubby and now it seems it's back to panic/stress mode. This 10 months thing is really throwing a wrench in our plans - we had a trip to Washington booked and it looks like we'll never get to go when we planned - might I add that it was an all expense paid trip?
Plus our plans for a larger ceremony with his family in Europe was something we were planning on as well (we put it on a future timeline for us and sent it off to CIC) might have to be delayed. We can't finalize ceremony plans until we know how long it's going to be until hubby has PR and doesn't have to worry about international travel. Ugh.
This sucks. I might take Line.a 's advice and go get a nice bottle of wine. :/
If you're from the US, it is rather unusual to be refused the ability to remain in Canada. There's nothing in law or regulation, but the reality is that Canadian/American couples are very common. With three years together and no other red flags, your chance for an interview is nil. I'm from the US originally and we had several red flags (my prior refusal on A38 grounds, our 18.5 year age difference, a major income disparity, and the fact my spouse's parents didn't know we were married) and didn't get an interview - and that in spite of OP 15 saying that I should be interviewed.missboon said:This is something I've been struggling with...I've filled out everything for the inland and just gotta do the medical exam and re-send for my prints because they are older than 3 months :
So am I reading this right, because I think I saw it in the other thread as well, for whatever reason you got AIP and DM at about the same time? How does this happen?QuebecOkie said:
Yep! I got a call last Thursday evening, a gentleman from CIC who asked me to send a copy of my passport. We sent the fax Friday morning, and he called that afternoon to say he received the fax (we had some trouble the night before). At around 1pm, I got an email from CIC - it was AIP. I freaked! (It had been 10 months and one week since my app was received.) Then, not even an hour later, I got a second email from CIC - it was DM! I REALLY freaked.Jellyfishy said:
