Thanks for sharing, I've added you! And congrats, of course!20131001 said:cat: FAM
visa office: CPC-V to CPC-M
app filed: 01-10-2013
AOR rcd: 22-10-2013
Med: sent with app
AIP and SA: 19-03-2015
I'm so sorry that you were refused. For that matter, that's one of the disadvantages of applying inland, you have to stay in Canada with your partner. And if you apply as common law, it's not enough to live together for 12 months continuously before you apply, you have to do so till you became a PR and two more years after that (if you don't have a child in common). In your situation the only option is to get married and apply outland. I hope you will be able to work it out. Good luck!BaCo said:Bad news for me peeps. Ive been refused due to the fact that i work offshore and according to the immigration officer i do not cohabit with my spouse and therefore do not qualify as family class. So just as a general warning to all sailors on here, even if you lived in Canada previously uninterruptedly for 365 days with your spouse and thus qualify for common law, as soon as you start to sail again/ work..... You are no longer common law according to CIC. I feel discriminated because of my profession. Ciao ciao ciao
We'll be alright ! Nothing changes for me right now... Try again haha. But theres a hole in that story about common law... See you guys in a couple of months again haha!!! Ciao ciao ciao.sophieee said:I'm so sorry that you were refused. For that matter, that's one of the disadvantages of applying inland, you have to stay in Canada with your partner. And if you apply as common law, it's not enough to live together for 12 months continuously before you apply, you have to do so till you became a PR and two more years after that (if you don't have a child in common). In your situation the only option is to get married and apply outland. I hope you will be able to work it out. Good luck!
ging910 said:Just wanna bring u guys some good news!
My application was received on Oct 15th, 2013.
I am the sponsee and I just received this email today, is this full AIP?
This refers to the Application for Permanent Residence you made under the Spouse or
Common-Law Partner in Canada Class.
It has been determined that you meet the eligibility requirements to apply for permanent
residence as a member of the spouse or common-law partner in Canada class. Please note that
a final decision will not be made until all remaining requirements for becoming a permanent
resident have been met. These requirements include medical, security and background checks
for you and, if applicable, all of your family members, both in Canada and abroad, even if they
are not applying to join you in Canada at this time. You cannot become a permanent resident
until you and all your family members have met these requirements.
It says they request medical and security, is it general to everyone in the AIP email?
I am just wondering whether I still need to redo my medicals? It says "Medical results have been received" under Permanent Residence category on cic website...
I came to Canada when I was 17 as students, so I dont need security check, hopefully I will receive DM soon!
That's a DM Congrats!ging910 said:Is it DM? Is it DM? Is it DM?
This refers to the Application for Permanent Residence you made under the Spouse or
Common-Law Partner in Canada Class.
We are pleased to advise you that processing of your application has been completed. The
Canada Immigration Centre in Kitchener will contact you to arrange an appointment for the
finalization of your permanent resident application.
IMPORTANT: You and your family members, if any, will be required to present original
identification document(s) to the Canada Immigration Centre at your appointment. A final
decision concerning the granting of permanent residence status will be made at that time. If
permanent residence is granted, the name that will appear on the confirmation of permanent
resident document is your name as it appears on your passport or identity documents.
If it is, which means I dont need to redo my medicals after getting AIP yesterday! Best of luck to everybody~
congratulations and best of luck, this is DM letter. Naveedsophieee said:That's a DM Congrats!
My husband did his medicals in September 2013. We received AIP and DM at the beginning of the month and he lands next week. We didn't redo anything. We weren't asked to redo anything. Unfortunately, I think it is up to the case officer's discretion, so you never really know what is required.finallysoclose said:Get your medicals done ASAP. I sent my medicals with the application and redid them about a month ago. I received AIP and landing interview date one day apart. Speeds up the process a lot.
how come I did medical in 2014 September, but in ECAS, it has not shown that "CIC has been received it".thegorchess said:My husband did his medicals in September 2013. We received AIP and DM at the beginning of the month and he lands next week. We didn't redo anything. We weren't asked to redo anything. Unfortunately, I think it is up to the case officer's discretion, so you never really know what is required.
After we received DM we checked ECAS. It did not reflect any changes. The CIC website is useless.cissychen008 said:how come I did medical in 2014 September, but in ECAS, it has not shown that "CIC has been received it".
DM email: 19-03-2015 (CIC centre will contact me to arrange appointment for the finalization of PR)20131001 said:cat: FAM
visa office: CPC-V to CPC-M
app filed: 01-10-2013
AOR rcd: 22-10-2013
Med: sent with app
AIP and SA: 19-03-2015
Glad I could help... And thank you!sophieee said:Thanks for sharing, I've added you! And congrats, of course!