Yay. Thank God. I just got my AOR today. I applied last June 12, 2023. I am from the Philippines.
@pranavrai2808Before Covid 19, all permanent residence applicants were required to do biometrics irrespective of whether they had done it for temporary residence, but this procedure was suspended due to Covid 19. Now that Covid is over, IRCC has reverted to the previous procedure.
Thanks for sharing the link where it mentions that from june14, 2023 onwards, one needs to pay for biometric irrespective of whether or not is paid before.Is biometrics not valid for 10 yrs? If you simply upload the receipt of previous biometric, that would not work?
Since you have received both, AOR and SA, imo you are all set for trv.
The consultant is being calculated. The logic behind higher approval rateHi All *****Urgent query please advice asap********* My spousal pr application was submitted on June 7 and received AOR on Aug 9, I am working with consultant to have visitor visa raised for my wife (2 times rejected TRV applied before AOR), my consultant advises my wife to do upfront medicals for trv , this will help in having the case stronger and in fact this medicals can be used to the Spousal PR application. As per trend i am anticipating to have the medical request in another month, my questions is do you suggest doing upfront medicals for TRV or are there any risk/concerns if my wife does medicals upfront. Please share your expertise on this question. Thank you for all your inputs in advance
Thanks for sharing the link where it mentions that from june14, 2023 onwards, one needs to pay for biometric irrespective of whether or not is paid before.
Going to complete the steps as required by CIC.
Question again - what does SA stand for? as you mentioned that "Since you have received both, AOR and SA, imo you are all set for trv."
Based on what I have seen and understood yes you would be required to give biometrics for PR. Just a query - did you not pay fee for biometrics while filling PR application? If yes, you will have to give biometrics.Applied 5th June
AOR 04 August
TRV applied 08 August
TRV( BIL) 09 august
Biometrics done on 14 august
BIL on 15 august for PR application
I want to ask that my wife has already given biometric do she needs to give biometric for pr application
we have paid for biometrics both of times.Based on what I have seen and understood yes you would be required to give biometrics for PR. Just a query - did you not pay fee for biometrics while filling PR application? If yes, you will have to give biometrics.
Biometrics given for TRV is valid for 10 years and in some case where one had a rejection for TRV earlier, can now file for TRV with this latest norm( Fraiser announcement) and would not be needed go for biometrics.
sponsorship approval.Thanks for sharing the link where it mentions that from june14, 2023 onwards, one needs to pay for biometric irrespective of whether or not is paid before.
Going to complete the steps as required by CIC.
Question again - what does SA stand for? as you mentioned that "Since you have received both, AOR and SA, imo you are all set for trv."
Thanks man. Each day something is happening now. Is there anyone else here who is required to get CSQ ( for Quebec). today my wife ( sponsor) got mail to proceed with MIDI undertaking to get CSQ. And I checked the forms, they are in French. Anyone knows how to fill?sponsorship approval.
I know everyone will shout here - NO only AOR is required for TRV. but i prefer to be safe than sorry. So its better to let your Spousal application progress atleast to SA stage, then apply for TRV. Even then there is no guarantee, but at least you can write clearly that your application and sponsor eligibility is accepted by CIC and only then you are applying for TRV.
As per new directives announced on May 24 under new Family Reunification program, its preferred first to apply for SPOUSAL PR, with all required and country specific documents. Once you get AOR and Sponsorship approval on your Spousal PR then apply for TRV. And under the new program, they will respond quickly and hopefully positively, provided you have given all required information. Check the messages and discussions on this forum about new policies and you will find lot of useful info.My TRV was rejected twice. I am planning to apply for spousal PR however I want to know whether my TRV rejection would impact my spousal pr process, secondly would it delay the process. I am seeing a trend of spouse PR approval in 6-8 months. Secondly I also raised a webform and I got a confirmation from IRCC that my additional documents are added and under review. Will webform help or assist me in any way