INLAND APPLICATIONS 2015
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she is 18 and will turn 19 in October. I did not see the reason to bring her here and put her life on hold, I thought its better for her to be in college instead. I understand about the age. I would be filing next month inland and not sure how to add her if shes not in Canada.
chenqichun said:
2 hours after I post this, my wife got her OWP in the mail, so May 25-Aug. 25, good luck to everyone!
Hey, guys
Back again. I found this forum is very useful for immigration Q&A.
I got my first stage approved yesterday (called AIP?). Big surprise! It is way faster than the CIC website shown...
What is AIP then? I am wondering if CIC has already CONFIRMED our spousal relationship at the first stage. I feel puzzled "do we PASS our marriage investigation?
And then the second stage is to have my police, security and background check. What are they? Do I need to send MORE STRONG EVIDENCE to CIC then?
I am required police check. It says it must be done in 30 days. my God! According to my country service standard for police check, it will take 4 weeks to have it done!!!!!!! Plus a week that I mail my application to my country! WHAT SHOULD I DO??? CAN ANYONE HAVE SUGGESTION?? I NEED YOUR HELP.
For medical check, what items will be checked then? i have minor health issue. have you heard someone has been refused because of health issue? what are CIC major concern for health?
URGENT!!!!!
PLEASE GIVE SOME IDEAS? THANK YOU SO MUCH.
Inland case
Back again. I found this forum is very useful for immigration Q&A.
I got my first stage approved yesterday (called AIP?). Big surprise! It is way faster than the CIC website shown...
What is AIP then? I am wondering if CIC has already CONFIRMED our spousal relationship at the first stage. I feel puzzled "do we PASS our marriage investigation?
And then the second stage is to have my police, security and background check. What are they? Do I need to send MORE STRONG EVIDENCE to CIC then?
I am required police check. It says it must be done in 30 days. my God! According to my country service standard for police check, it will take 4 weeks to have it done!!!!!!! Plus a week that I mail my application to my country! WHAT SHOULD I DO??? CAN ANYONE HAVE SUGGESTION?? I NEED YOUR HELP.
For medical check, what items will be checked then? i have minor health issue. have you heard someone has been refused because of health issue? what are CIC major concern for health?
URGENT!!!!!
PLEASE GIVE SOME IDEAS? THANK YOU SO MUCH.
Inland case
Smilesat24 said:
Many countries' police checks are taking long time, so don't worry, it happens to many people. Send CIC a letter, informing them that you requested your Police check, and you expect to receive it on XY date, and after that you will send it to them.
Medical usually contains a general examination, Chest X-ray, blood test. You shouldn't be refused because of health issues.
Guys a friend of mine send the app on the 29th of May and she got the OWP today in the mail!
why is she getting it before people who applied a month or so before?
I called to CIC and they told me that pilot program don,t have a processing time on the CIC website, so the processing time on the website are bullshit because it says that they are working on app received May 2nd, but she is from May 29th.
It;s funny because she called to CIC and they told her that her OWP was being processed and she was not likely to get before the end of september and then..... there it was,with today mail.
going crazy with that! the agent also told me that my app was received on April 30th when actually send it on May 5th and my ECAS shows May 6th
CIC is killing me
why is she getting it before people who applied a month or so before?
I called to CIC and they told me that pilot program don,t have a processing time on the CIC website, so the processing time on the website are bullshit because it says that they are working on app received May 2nd, but she is from May 29th.
It;s funny because she called to CIC and they told her that her OWP was being processed and she was not likely to get before the end of september and then..... there it was,with today mail.
going crazy with that! the agent also told me that my app was received on April 30th when actually send it on May 5th and my ECAS shows May 6th
CIC is killing me
Hi there,
I'm new to this forum and have referenced it for a couple of questions that we had about our inland application. I apologize if this has already been addressed and I haven't found it. Some background: My common-law partner (Sponsor) and I (German) have been a couple for over 5 years, visiting each other on a regular basis before we started living together here in Canada (over 1.5 years ago). We have no dependants. We believe our relationship (emotional, social and financial interdependence) is very strong, and have significant proof (we regularly spend holidays with our respective families and do joint activities/vacations alone or with family and friends). I do have a couple of questions on the short disruptions from living together, as well as the OWP application and the employer letter.
1. While living together, my sponsor travelled to Europe for 2.5 weeks for a wedding in his extended family. I was unable to attend this wedding, due to the vacation schedules at work (and also in parts the costs associated with travelling). We had already thought about our joint holidays together, which we spent here in Canada later that year. We have had definitely 1 year of continuous living AFTER this absence, but I'm just not sure whether we need to mention his absence. How would we address this? Or is there no need to mention this?
2. My sponsor is going to Europe for 6 days (this includes travel time) to attend a funeral. Due to the short notice nature of this travel, I'm not able to attend and get vacation from work. Is this a concern - will this need to be addressed in our application. How would we best address it? Or should we just not mention it?
3. Open Work permit application: I understand that I need to complete the application form IMM5710 and I read somewhere on here that I would select "Initial work permit or work permit with new employer". I have had an open work permit with the IEC initiative before - which option do I have to chose (is it still "initial work permit")? What if I want to stay with my current employer? Do I still select "Initial work permit or work permit with a new employer". Do I complete any information on my current employer in the employer address field and do I have to hand in my current contract? Or do I need to request a new offer of employment / do I not have to hand in a contract at all?
4. I remember for the IEC I had to provide proof of health insurance and financial sustainability along with the Letter of introduction at the border. Do I need to provide this proof with my open work permit application at the time that I send the PR off?
5. Employer letter for my partner: He is a grad student, but works for the university as part of the studies. It looks like he will end up having several "employment letters" for different jobs he performs there. Some of these jobs have already been completed. What would the start date be: when he started his first job placement there a few years ago - or the most recent contract with the university?
6. There is a chance that my partner has to complete work in another province for 6 consecutive weeks in a year (but not more than 6 weeks in a year). This work placement would happen after we hand in our application for PR. Is this reason for concern and would you recommend we address this in the application (if so, how?)? Or do we not need to mention this We are confident that we can sustain our relationship long distance, since we had to live apart from each other for a large portion of our relationship before and handled it well via skype/regular meetings etc.
I really appreciate any insights on this.
Thank you.
I'm new to this forum and have referenced it for a couple of questions that we had about our inland application. I apologize if this has already been addressed and I haven't found it. Some background: My common-law partner (Sponsor) and I (German) have been a couple for over 5 years, visiting each other on a regular basis before we started living together here in Canada (over 1.5 years ago). We have no dependants. We believe our relationship (emotional, social and financial interdependence) is very strong, and have significant proof (we regularly spend holidays with our respective families and do joint activities/vacations alone or with family and friends). I do have a couple of questions on the short disruptions from living together, as well as the OWP application and the employer letter.
1. While living together, my sponsor travelled to Europe for 2.5 weeks for a wedding in his extended family. I was unable to attend this wedding, due to the vacation schedules at work (and also in parts the costs associated with travelling). We had already thought about our joint holidays together, which we spent here in Canada later that year. We have had definitely 1 year of continuous living AFTER this absence, but I'm just not sure whether we need to mention his absence. How would we address this? Or is there no need to mention this?
2. My sponsor is going to Europe for 6 days (this includes travel time) to attend a funeral. Due to the short notice nature of this travel, I'm not able to attend and get vacation from work. Is this a concern - will this need to be addressed in our application. How would we best address it? Or should we just not mention it?
3. Open Work permit application: I understand that I need to complete the application form IMM5710 and I read somewhere on here that I would select "Initial work permit or work permit with new employer". I have had an open work permit with the IEC initiative before - which option do I have to chose (is it still "initial work permit")? What if I want to stay with my current employer? Do I still select "Initial work permit or work permit with a new employer". Do I complete any information on my current employer in the employer address field and do I have to hand in my current contract? Or do I need to request a new offer of employment / do I not have to hand in a contract at all?
4. I remember for the IEC I had to provide proof of health insurance and financial sustainability along with the Letter of introduction at the border. Do I need to provide this proof with my open work permit application at the time that I send the PR off?
5. Employer letter for my partner: He is a grad student, but works for the university as part of the studies. It looks like he will end up having several "employment letters" for different jobs he performs there. Some of these jobs have already been completed. What would the start date be: when he started his first job placement there a few years ago - or the most recent contract with the university?
6. There is a chance that my partner has to complete work in another province for 6 consecutive weeks in a year (but not more than 6 weeks in a year). This work placement would happen after we hand in our application for PR. Is this reason for concern and would you recommend we address this in the application (if so, how?)? Or do we not need to mention this We are confident that we can sustain our relationship long distance, since we had to live apart from each other for a large portion of our relationship before and handled it well via skype/regular meetings etc.
I really appreciate any insights on this.
Thank you.
Hi
I am coming to canada in september 24th with an Letter of Introduction of IEC which I can activate to a one year work permit. I will reside in the Quebec province with my boyfriend who is Canadian. We then want to get married after living one year appart. I am from Germany.
I am wondering if I can activate my work permit two months later to gain some time? I don't want to work immediately but do some paperwork before and get married and the sponsorship application ready (inland application). Do you think that would be possible?
Also I read that since 2014 spouses waiting for approval can apply for open work permit. I have a work permit for one year.
does it take more than a year to have this open work permit?
do I have to send an open permit application at the same time with the initial application? Which formular do I need to fill out for it?
I really new to all this stuff and it is quite confusing for me. I really appreciate any help !
Thank you!!
I am coming to canada in september 24th with an Letter of Introduction of IEC which I can activate to a one year work permit. I will reside in the Quebec province with my boyfriend who is Canadian. We then want to get married after living one year appart. I am from Germany.
I am wondering if I can activate my work permit two months later to gain some time? I don't want to work immediately but do some paperwork before and get married and the sponsorship application ready (inland application). Do you think that would be possible?
Also I read that since 2014 spouses waiting for approval can apply for open work permit. I have a work permit for one year.
does it take more than a year to have this open work permit?
do I have to send an open permit application at the same time with the initial application? Which formular do I need to fill out for it?
I really new to all this stuff and it is quite confusing for me. I really appreciate any help !
Thank you!!
dante0000 said:
The work permit gives you status in the country, but if you want to leave Canada and come back, you have to apply for a visa:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/visa.asp?countrySelect=CA#applications
Status and visa are two different things.
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