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***JUNE 2017***OUTLAND SPOUSAL SPONSORSHIP OUTSIDE OF CANADA

TripleD said:
I'm a June applicant.
Application Received June 09
AOR1 Aug 09
SA Aug 15
Forward to VISA office Aug 29
Medical, Schedule A, Passport request , and PCC requested September 14
That is my timeline.
Do you mind sharing your timeline?
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App received july 6
AOR1 Aug 10
Schedule A,PCC request Aug11
SAME Aug 15
File transfer to Visa office Aug 29
Upto now I've not heard anything from the VO
 
Hey all. We just received the Passport Request email, yay! :)

We are required to send our documents to Ankara visa office. They did not specify an address in the email, it just says send your passport to VAC (visa application centre). Does anyone know what is the address? Is it the one at the top of the email?
 
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kcward7 said:
Remember, a year is the target timeline and it is not that long when you get to spend the rest of your life in an amazing country with the person you love! Have to try to keep things in perspective!
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Actually, take a look at this, it's on their website. I'm copying and pasting:
The Department aims to process 80% of sponsorship and permanent residence applications submitted on behalf of the high-priority group of spouses, common-law partners, conjugal partners and dependent children within six months.
However it does say that anything that's not standard of an application could delay the six months period. Background check, medical exam, doubts regarding if the application is genuine, etc.
 
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JulianaAndrew said:
Actually, take a look at this, it's on their website. I'm copying and pasting:
The Department aims to process 80% of sponsorship and permanent residence applications submitted on behalf of the high-priority group of spouses, common-law partners, conjugal partners and dependent children within six months.
However it does say that anything that's not standard of an application could delay the six months period. Background check, medical exam, doubts regarding if the application is genuine, etc.
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That's new. It did not say that before. That's interesting!
 
JulianaAndrew said:
Actually, take a look at this, it's on their website. I'm copying and pasting:
The Department aims to process 80% of sponsorship and permanent residence applications submitted on behalf of the high-priority group of spouses, common-law partners, conjugal partners and dependent children within six months.
However it does say that anything that's not standard of an application could delay the six months period. Background check, medical exam, doubts regarding if the application is genuine, etc.
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I wonder what defines high priority, though
 
JulianaAndrew said:
Actually, take a look at this, it's on their website. I'm copying and pasting:
The Department aims to process 80% of sponsorship and permanent residence applications submitted on behalf of the high-priority group of spouses, common-law partners, conjugal partners and dependent children within six months.
However it does say that anything that's not standard of an application could delay the six months period. Background check, medical exam, doubts regarding if the application is genuine, etc.
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Look at this:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/sponsor/spouse/comparison.asp


So it even seems inconsistent on the site, nothing about 6 months there...weird
 
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It explains what's standard. This is something directed to the officers, I guess, not the public. So it's normal not to find it on their website easily
 
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