Lets share timelines 2013 Live in caregiver PR/OPW Applicants
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hi.i am applying for a live in caregiver.i am done with my medical last Jan 28. i am completing the requirements. would the hospital or center where i undergo my medical will call me or update me if my medical results are already sent to the embassy? Because based on the letter the embassy gave me, the panel physician should be named, the date when my panel physician submitted the result will also be given to them(embassy).i am waiting for their call. Another thing is i am also renewing my passport,because it also state that it should be with minimum of two years. my passport will expire on 2016.more or less its two years.thats why..plsssss...respond to my questions? lastly do u think after this medical how long does it take to have my visa? thanks much....
Hi bing1978.. Did cic email you that your OWP has been approve prior to receiving the original copy at the mail?? Thanks.. I sent mine nov. 26 hopefully I will get it soon.
Lovelybird said:Hi bing1978.. Did cic email you that your OWP has been approve prior to receiving the original copy at the mail?? Thanks.. I sent mine nov. 26 hopefully I will get it soon.
hi nope.i didn't get email.because i didn't put email add on my application.i saw the date issued on the permit.. aww sure you will be next.good luck
marjine said:congrats!!!!!!!!!!!!. hopefully we are the next
thank you.it is a milestone for us to get this permit. you'll get it soon i was actually expecting it the end of the month,but thank God its already here.another reason to look forward to getting PR!
jacky0025 said:hello everyone ... i am may 23 2013 applicants i applied as single and i just came back from my vacation to the philippines and got married .. i just called cic and ask how to add on my spouse
Is it really true that all dependents papers in the Philippines will now be processed in CANADA? that is really an amazing news! I hope all 2013 applicants will be included in the 17,500 PR approval goal for 2014...Let's keep the faith and storm heaven with our prayers....Godbless everyone! To God be the Glory!
jacky0025
Star Member
- Sep 7, 2012
- 0
- 124
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- VEGREVILLE
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- MAY 23, 2013 (MARRIED) ^__^
- Doc's Request.
- /AIP: MARCH 13, 2014
- Med's Request
- /Lc2 Kit: MAY 16, 2014
- Interview........
- /Email received: DECEMBER 04, 2014
- Passport Req..
- OCTOBER 28, 2014
- VISA ISSUED...
- FEBRUARY 05, 2015
- LANDED..........
- DECEMBER 16, 2014
intrach said:
yes i asked it when i called cic thats why i am so happy hearing that ...some received the email on processing their dependants here in canada ill post it so you can see....
but there are still some who are receiving lc2 kit to be processed back home ? so i dont know if they are only minii minii moe on choosing who will be processed here in canada and who will be processed in home countryy i dont know ??? well lets just hope and pray for the best .. are you single or with dependants ?
jacky0025
Star Member
- Sep 7, 2012
- 0
- 124
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- VEGREVILLE
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- MAY 23, 2013 (MARRIED) ^__^
- Doc's Request.
- /AIP: MARCH 13, 2014
- Med's Request
- /Lc2 Kit: MAY 16, 2014
- Interview........
- /Email received: DECEMBER 04, 2014
- Passport Req..
- OCTOBER 28, 2014
- VISA ISSUED...
- FEBRUARY 05, 2015
- LANDED..........
- DECEMBER 16, 2014
boyblue.. try to read this. this is the actual email sent by CIC to LC1 who passed PR batch sep 2011.. Im favor on this kind of process... This letter is in reference to your application for permanent residence under the Live-in Caregiver Program. Citizenship and Immigration Canada has changed the way it processes applications for Live-in Caregivers. In order to improve service and offer more efficient processing, most applications from both Live –in Caregivers and their dependants will now be processed in Canada.
We have assessed the information you provided regarding your application for permanent residence. For your application to be processed further, we require you to submit additional information regarding your family members, including those outside Canada. Please refer to the guide for the definition of family member. This information will be added to your existing application at the Case Processing Centre in Vegreville.
We have attached a Checklist of Documents for Dependants of Live-In Caregivers to this letter. This checklist outlines all the forms and documents you must gather, submit and sign on behalf of your family members. Failure to provide these forms and documents may result in the refusal of your application.
Only complete applications, consisting of all forms and documents on the checklist, will be considered for processing.
When you are submitting the required forms and documents for your dependants, please include a copy of this letter and the completed checklist.
The forms and documents for your dependants must be submitted within 90 days of the date of this letter (see date above) to:
Case Processing Centre – Vegreville
Unit LC2
6212 - 55th Avenue
Vegreville, AB
T9C 1W3
If you are unable to submit all of the requested documents you must inform us within 90 days of the date of this letter, explaining what you are not able to provide and why. Failure to inform us may result in the refusal of your application.
Forms
You will find the forms that are required on the attached document checklist at: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/live-in.asp. For completion of the forms, please follow the instructions in the guide, but please note that you will need to sign these forms for your dependants.
If after 90 days we have not received the completed forms and supporting documents for your dependants or an explanation for why you are not able to provide these documents within 90 days, an assessment of the application will be made based on the information on file. If an officer cannot establish that your family members meet the requirements for permanent residence and that you and your family members are not inadmissible, your application for permanent residence in Canada will be refused. Medical Examinations All your dependent family members, whether accompanying or not, must undergo medical examinations before you submit the required documents. Instructions on medical examinations can be found on our website at: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/medical/medexams-perm.asp. Police Certificates Your family members, 18 years of age and older, must obtain original police certificates from each country or territory where they have lived for six consecutive months or longer since reaching the age of 18. Instructions and information on obtaining a police certificate from any country can be found on our Web site at: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/security/police-cert/index.asp. The police certificates must be sent together with the forms and documents you are submitting. Do not send police certificates separately or they will be returned. Right of Permanent Residence Fee We strongly recommend that you pay and submit proof of payment of the Right of Permanent Residence Fee with the complete application. By doing so, it will reduce the processing time of the application. For further information on how to make a payment, visit the Pay the Fee section in our instruction guide: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/5196ETOC.asp#pay-fee Mode of Communication
A current email address where you can be easily contacted should have been included on your application for permanent residence. CIC will communicate with you using this email address. Should communication with our office be possible only by regular mail, this should be indicated in a cover letter accompanying the application. All contact with our office should be via the email address you have provided on your application unless otherwise instructed.
This letter has been system generated and has been sent to the most recent address available for your file. This means that if you have authorized a representative to act on your behalf or if you have changed your last known mailing address without notifying Citizenship and Immigration Canada, it is possible that this letter was not sent to the correct mailing address.
Officer
Case Processing Centre
Vegreville, AB
Enclosure: Document Checklist
CHECKLIST OF DOCUMENTS FOR DEPENDANTS OF LIVE-IN CAREGIVERS
As an applicant for permanent residence under the Live-in Caregiver program, you are required to submit additional information regarding your family members.
This document checklist outlines the forms and documents you must gather, where applicable, sign and submit for your family members.
When you are submitting the required forms and documents to this office, please include a copy of the letter and this checklist.
The forms can be obtained at: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/live-in.asp . For completion of the forms, please follow the instruction guide on the website, but please note that you, not your dependants, will be required to sign the forms you submit for your dependants. You are responsible for the truthfulness of all of the information on the forms you submit.
Gather the documents for your dependants in the order of the checklist and check each item. Attach small items such as photos with a paper clip, otherwise leave documents unbound. Place all documents in a sealed envelope.
If your supporting documents are not in English or French, they must be accompanied by the English or French translation completed by a certified translator and a copy of the original document. Do not send any additional documents when submitting your application to the Case Processing Centre in Vegreville.
Note: If your submission lacks any of the documents listed in this checklist, your application will be processed based on the information on file. If an officer cannot establish that your family members meet the requirements for permanent residence and that you and your family members are not inadmissible, your application for permanent residence in Canada as a member of the Live-in Caregiver program will be refused.
If you are unable to provide any of the requested documentation, please provide a written explanation with full details as to why that documentation is unavailable and any documentation that would support your claim within 90 days of the date of this letter. Failure to provide supporting documents may result in the refusal of your application.
Please note that the documents you send for your dependants will not be returned to you.
Note: The forms and documents must be submitted within 90 days of the date indicated on your letter to:
Case Processing Centre – Vegreville
Unit LC2
6212 - 55th Avenue
Vegreville, AB
T9C 1W3
CHECKLIST OF DOCUMENTS FOR DEPENDANTS OF LIVE-IN CAREGIVERS
Please attach a copy of this checklist to your application as your covering page
Complete and return this checklist along with all the required documents within 90 days of the date of your letter. Visit the Citizenship and Immigration website if you have any questions.
Please note that you must sign on behalf of your dependants the CIC forms you submit.
Please put a check mark (✔) in the box corresponding to the documents you are enclosing. If you do not enclose all the required documents, the processing of your and your dependants' application may be delayed or result in a refusal.
Send originals of the documents listed below.
You must sign on behalf of your dependants the documents listed under Items 1-4 below
If your documents are not in English or French, include an accurate translation with a copy of the originals. Failure to do so could result in substantial processing delays.
Please do not staple your documents.
** Please note that any photos and/or documents submitted with your application will NOT be returned to you.**
Mandatory Documents
Document
Check if
documents are submitted
(1) Generic Application Form for Canada (IMM 0008)
• Ensure to sign last page in pen
You must complete and sign for all your dependants, including children
(2) Additional Dependants/Declaration (IMM 0008DEP) (if you have
more than five (5) family members)
You must complete and sign
for each additional dependant family member (over five members), whether accompanying you to Canada or not
(3) Schedule A – Background/Declaration (IMM 5669)
• Ensure to sign page 4 in pen
• Must be completed in full, no gaps allowed in questions 8, 9,
10, 11 and 12
• Use the Year-Month format
You must complete and sign for all dependants 18 years of age or over, whether accompanying you to Canada or not
(4) Additional Family Information (IMM 5406)
• Ensure original is signed in pen
• Read carefully and sign sections A, B, C, if applicable
NOTE: If this information changes during processing, you are required to update our office.
You must complete and sign for all your dependants, including children, whether accompanying you to Canada or not
(5) Identity documents
• Original NSO Birth Certificate
• Copy of passport ‘s data page for all accompanying family members only
Must be provided for each dependant family member, whether accompanying you to Canada or not
(6) Six (6) passport-sized photos (paste one to the IMM 0008 for
each family member)
Must be provided for each dependant family member, whether accompanying you to Canada or not
(7) Original NBI certificate
Please ensure that the certificate:
(i) Includes the right thumb print and dry seal
(ii) Mentions “Issued for visa Canada”
(iii) Has been issued within the last 6 months
If any of your identity documents, such as Birth certificate, Marriage certificate, and passports, show another name (including spelling) and date of birth, you MUST submit an NBI certificate issued under your other name and/or date of birth.
If there is any notation of “No Criminal Record” or “No Pending Record” or “Record as Stated” on your clearance you must also provide:
- a written explanation from the NBI
- your own written explanation of the circumstances surrounding the case(s) listed in the NBI written explanation
- related court documents, as applicable (e.g. affidavit of complaints, information filed by fiscal, your counter affidavit, court transcripts, dismissal decision, court order)
Must be provided for all dependant family members 18 years of age and above
(Cool The following documents are also required, if applicable:
Must be provided for each dependant family member, whether accompanying you to Canada or not
(a) Original NSO CENOMAR (Certificate of No Marriage)
Each family member 18 years of age or over, whether accompanying you to Canada or not
(b) Demonstration of Continuous Education (Enclosed)
All children who meet the definition of dependent child as per Type B
(c) Marriage Certificate or proof of common-law relationship
All children who meet the
definition of dependent child as per Type B and are married or in a common-law relationship
(d) Original Declaration From Non-Accompanying
Parent/Guardian for Minors Immigrating to Canada (IMM 5604)
• You must also submit a clear photocopy of a valid and legible identity document with signature for the non-accompanying father/mother.
• A separate IMM5604 form must be completed for each child.
• IMM5604 must be witnessed by a notary public.
For each accompanying dependants under 18 immigrating to Canada on their own, this form must be signed by the non-accompanying parent
(e) Guardianship Questionnaire
• Form to be completed by parent in Canada
You must complete for all accompanying children less
than 18 years of age and in the care of a guardian
(f) Original Authority to Disclose Information To a Designated
Individual (IMM 5475E) (for Guardian)
• This authorizes Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) and Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) to release information from your case file to someone other than yourself.
You, signed by your parent in Canada
(g) Original Use of a Representative (IMM 5476)
• Must be signed in pen
If you have retained counsel, you must submit this form
IMPORTANT NOTE
Please pay particular attention to the declaration on the last page of the IMM 008 Generic Application Form for Canada. As part of this declaration, you are signing that you understand that you must IMMEDIATELY inform CIC if any of the information or answers provided in the application forms change.
MAHALAGANG PAALALA
Pagtuunan ng pansin ang salaysay sa huling pahina ng IMM 008 Generic Application Form for Canada. Ang inyong pagpirma, ay nangangahulugang lubos ninyong naunawaan na dapat ipagbigay alam kaagad sa Canadian visa office kung saan kayo nag-sumite ng aplikasyon, ang alin mang pagbabago sa mga impormasyon o sagot ninyo sa inyong form.
eto po un email na nattanggap ng marami nadin sana gnyan din un matanggap ko i think mass mabilis processing dito kaysa sa CEM
We have assessed the information you provided regarding your application for permanent residence. For your application to be processed further, we require you to submit additional information regarding your family members, including those outside Canada. Please refer to the guide for the definition of family member. This information will be added to your existing application at the Case Processing Centre in Vegreville.
We have attached a Checklist of Documents for Dependants of Live-In Caregivers to this letter. This checklist outlines all the forms and documents you must gather, submit and sign on behalf of your family members. Failure to provide these forms and documents may result in the refusal of your application.
Only complete applications, consisting of all forms and documents on the checklist, will be considered for processing.
When you are submitting the required forms and documents for your dependants, please include a copy of this letter and the completed checklist.
The forms and documents for your dependants must be submitted within 90 days of the date of this letter (see date above) to:
Case Processing Centre – Vegreville
Unit LC2
6212 - 55th Avenue
Vegreville, AB
T9C 1W3
If you are unable to submit all of the requested documents you must inform us within 90 days of the date of this letter, explaining what you are not able to provide and why. Failure to inform us may result in the refusal of your application.
Forms
You will find the forms that are required on the attached document checklist at: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/live-in.asp. For completion of the forms, please follow the instructions in the guide, but please note that you will need to sign these forms for your dependants.
If after 90 days we have not received the completed forms and supporting documents for your dependants or an explanation for why you are not able to provide these documents within 90 days, an assessment of the application will be made based on the information on file. If an officer cannot establish that your family members meet the requirements for permanent residence and that you and your family members are not inadmissible, your application for permanent residence in Canada will be refused. Medical Examinations All your dependent family members, whether accompanying or not, must undergo medical examinations before you submit the required documents. Instructions on medical examinations can be found on our website at: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/medical/medexams-perm.asp. Police Certificates Your family members, 18 years of age and older, must obtain original police certificates from each country or territory where they have lived for six consecutive months or longer since reaching the age of 18. Instructions and information on obtaining a police certificate from any country can be found on our Web site at: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/security/police-cert/index.asp. The police certificates must be sent together with the forms and documents you are submitting. Do not send police certificates separately or they will be returned. Right of Permanent Residence Fee We strongly recommend that you pay and submit proof of payment of the Right of Permanent Residence Fee with the complete application. By doing so, it will reduce the processing time of the application. For further information on how to make a payment, visit the Pay the Fee section in our instruction guide: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/5196ETOC.asp#pay-fee Mode of Communication
A current email address where you can be easily contacted should have been included on your application for permanent residence. CIC will communicate with you using this email address. Should communication with our office be possible only by regular mail, this should be indicated in a cover letter accompanying the application. All contact with our office should be via the email address you have provided on your application unless otherwise instructed.
This letter has been system generated and has been sent to the most recent address available for your file. This means that if you have authorized a representative to act on your behalf or if you have changed your last known mailing address without notifying Citizenship and Immigration Canada, it is possible that this letter was not sent to the correct mailing address.
Officer
Case Processing Centre
Vegreville, AB
Enclosure: Document Checklist
CHECKLIST OF DOCUMENTS FOR DEPENDANTS OF LIVE-IN CAREGIVERS
As an applicant for permanent residence under the Live-in Caregiver program, you are required to submit additional information regarding your family members.
This document checklist outlines the forms and documents you must gather, where applicable, sign and submit for your family members.
When you are submitting the required forms and documents to this office, please include a copy of the letter and this checklist.
The forms can be obtained at: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/live-in.asp . For completion of the forms, please follow the instruction guide on the website, but please note that you, not your dependants, will be required to sign the forms you submit for your dependants. You are responsible for the truthfulness of all of the information on the forms you submit.
Gather the documents for your dependants in the order of the checklist and check each item. Attach small items such as photos with a paper clip, otherwise leave documents unbound. Place all documents in a sealed envelope.
If your supporting documents are not in English or French, they must be accompanied by the English or French translation completed by a certified translator and a copy of the original document. Do not send any additional documents when submitting your application to the Case Processing Centre in Vegreville.
Note: If your submission lacks any of the documents listed in this checklist, your application will be processed based on the information on file. If an officer cannot establish that your family members meet the requirements for permanent residence and that you and your family members are not inadmissible, your application for permanent residence in Canada as a member of the Live-in Caregiver program will be refused.
If you are unable to provide any of the requested documentation, please provide a written explanation with full details as to why that documentation is unavailable and any documentation that would support your claim within 90 days of the date of this letter. Failure to provide supporting documents may result in the refusal of your application.
Please note that the documents you send for your dependants will not be returned to you.
Note: The forms and documents must be submitted within 90 days of the date indicated on your letter to:
Case Processing Centre – Vegreville
Unit LC2
6212 - 55th Avenue
Vegreville, AB
T9C 1W3
CHECKLIST OF DOCUMENTS FOR DEPENDANTS OF LIVE-IN CAREGIVERS
Please attach a copy of this checklist to your application as your covering page
Complete and return this checklist along with all the required documents within 90 days of the date of your letter. Visit the Citizenship and Immigration website if you have any questions.
Please note that you must sign on behalf of your dependants the CIC forms you submit.
Please put a check mark (✔) in the box corresponding to the documents you are enclosing. If you do not enclose all the required documents, the processing of your and your dependants' application may be delayed or result in a refusal.
Send originals of the documents listed below.
You must sign on behalf of your dependants the documents listed under Items 1-4 below
If your documents are not in English or French, include an accurate translation with a copy of the originals. Failure to do so could result in substantial processing delays.
Please do not staple your documents.
** Please note that any photos and/or documents submitted with your application will NOT be returned to you.**
Mandatory Documents
Document
Check if
documents are submitted
(1) Generic Application Form for Canada (IMM 0008)
• Ensure to sign last page in pen
You must complete and sign for all your dependants, including children
(2) Additional Dependants/Declaration (IMM 0008DEP) (if you have
more than five (5) family members)
You must complete and sign
for each additional dependant family member (over five members), whether accompanying you to Canada or not
(3) Schedule A – Background/Declaration (IMM 5669)
• Ensure to sign page 4 in pen
• Must be completed in full, no gaps allowed in questions 8, 9,
10, 11 and 12
• Use the Year-Month format
You must complete and sign for all dependants 18 years of age or over, whether accompanying you to Canada or not
(4) Additional Family Information (IMM 5406)
• Ensure original is signed in pen
• Read carefully and sign sections A, B, C, if applicable
NOTE: If this information changes during processing, you are required to update our office.
You must complete and sign for all your dependants, including children, whether accompanying you to Canada or not
(5) Identity documents
• Original NSO Birth Certificate
• Copy of passport ‘s data page for all accompanying family members only
Must be provided for each dependant family member, whether accompanying you to Canada or not
(6) Six (6) passport-sized photos (paste one to the IMM 0008 for
each family member)
Must be provided for each dependant family member, whether accompanying you to Canada or not
(7) Original NBI certificate
Please ensure that the certificate:
(i) Includes the right thumb print and dry seal
(ii) Mentions “Issued for visa Canada”
(iii) Has been issued within the last 6 months
If any of your identity documents, such as Birth certificate, Marriage certificate, and passports, show another name (including spelling) and date of birth, you MUST submit an NBI certificate issued under your other name and/or date of birth.
If there is any notation of “No Criminal Record” or “No Pending Record” or “Record as Stated” on your clearance you must also provide:
- a written explanation from the NBI
- your own written explanation of the circumstances surrounding the case(s) listed in the NBI written explanation
- related court documents, as applicable (e.g. affidavit of complaints, information filed by fiscal, your counter affidavit, court transcripts, dismissal decision, court order)
Must be provided for all dependant family members 18 years of age and above
(Cool The following documents are also required, if applicable:
Must be provided for each dependant family member, whether accompanying you to Canada or not
(a) Original NSO CENOMAR (Certificate of No Marriage)
Each family member 18 years of age or over, whether accompanying you to Canada or not
(b) Demonstration of Continuous Education (Enclosed)
All children who meet the definition of dependent child as per Type B
(c) Marriage Certificate or proof of common-law relationship
All children who meet the
definition of dependent child as per Type B and are married or in a common-law relationship
(d) Original Declaration From Non-Accompanying
Parent/Guardian for Minors Immigrating to Canada (IMM 5604)
• You must also submit a clear photocopy of a valid and legible identity document with signature for the non-accompanying father/mother.
• A separate IMM5604 form must be completed for each child.
• IMM5604 must be witnessed by a notary public.
For each accompanying dependants under 18 immigrating to Canada on their own, this form must be signed by the non-accompanying parent
(e) Guardianship Questionnaire
• Form to be completed by parent in Canada
You must complete for all accompanying children less
than 18 years of age and in the care of a guardian
(f) Original Authority to Disclose Information To a Designated
Individual (IMM 5475E) (for Guardian)
• This authorizes Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) and Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) to release information from your case file to someone other than yourself.
You, signed by your parent in Canada
(g) Original Use of a Representative (IMM 5476)
• Must be signed in pen
If you have retained counsel, you must submit this form
IMPORTANT NOTE
Please pay particular attention to the declaration on the last page of the IMM 008 Generic Application Form for Canada. As part of this declaration, you are signing that you understand that you must IMMEDIATELY inform CIC if any of the information or answers provided in the application forms change.
MAHALAGANG PAALALA
Pagtuunan ng pansin ang salaysay sa huling pahina ng IMM 008 Generic Application Form for Canada. Ang inyong pagpirma, ay nangangahulugang lubos ninyong naunawaan na dapat ipagbigay alam kaagad sa Canadian visa office kung saan kayo nag-sumite ng aplikasyon, ang alin mang pagbabago sa mga impormasyon o sagot ninyo sa inyong form.
eto po un email na nattanggap ng marami nadin
sana gnyan din un matanggap ko i think mass mabilis processing dito kaysa sa CEM Wow thanks, this is great news...actually I'm the dependent..We have the same situation, my wife is the main applicant..She went home last year for 2 months and we got married. She already included me in her PR application and we are still waiting/hoping for cic's email asking for these documents(medical exam, etc..)... looking at cic's processing time of 39 months is really depressing, but this news is pretty uplifting...
jacky0025
Star Member
- Sep 7, 2012
- 0
- 124
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- VEGREVILLE
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- MAY 23, 2013 (MARRIED) ^__^
- Doc's Request.
- /AIP: MARCH 13, 2014
- Med's Request
- /Lc2 Kit: MAY 16, 2014
- Interview........
- /Email received: DECEMBER 04, 2014
- Passport Req..
- OCTOBER 28, 2014
- VISA ISSUED...
- FEBRUARY 05, 2015
- LANDED..........
- DECEMBER 16, 2014
Oh i see ..when did your wife passed her pr application ??did she get her AIP already? yes same same situation!! haha ... yahhh how i really wish we will get this kind of emmail ..pray pray prayintrach said:
and hoping even if we are not included in the 17 500 PR this year ...atleast they promised in the end of this year 2014 ..the processing time will be down from 3 yrs to 2 yrs... thats a good new too all i can do now is to uplift ourselves She passed the application last May 2013 and got a reply last June 2013..she got her OWP last Sept 2013..we just keep on praying and believing that God already answered our prayer....we have a friend she got her PR last December 24, 2013 and it took only 1yr and 9 months for her but she's single and she applied Feb 2012, that was before they announced they will hasten the processing time for the Live-in-Caregiver program...so maybe it will take fewer than that for our PR applications to be approved...thank you for posting those infos, it means a lot..it's really uplifting...jacky0025 said:Oh i see ..when did your wife passed her pr application ??did she get her AIP already? yes same same situation!! haha ... yahhh how i really wish we will get this kind of emmail ..pray pray pray
jacky0025
Star Member
- Sep 7, 2012
- 0
- 124
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- VEGREVILLE
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- MAY 23, 2013 (MARRIED) ^__^
- Doc's Request.
- /AIP: MARCH 13, 2014
- Med's Request
- /Lc2 Kit: MAY 16, 2014
- Interview........
- /Email received: DECEMBER 04, 2014
- Passport Req..
- OCTOBER 28, 2014
- VISA ISSUED...
- FEBRUARY 05, 2015
- LANDED..........
- DECEMBER 16, 2014
oh wow galing same here i am May 23 2013 how about her what is here date?? can we do frequent updates of our papers so we can have a timeline ..intrach said:
ill messge you when i get my aip ..you know what i am really praying that me and your wife will get our AIP i am calculating around september or october this year and hopefully after that you guys get the lc2 kit maximum time of December 2014 and PRAYING that hopefully by nextyear we can get you here in canada... me and my husband believe in that too God is so good to us that i know he is making way for us to easily finish our papers.. after knowing that CIC announced that they will speed up the processing thhis year and promised to lessen the processing time from 3 yrss to to 2 years unlike the others who waited so long ,our application will be 2 yrs in May 2015 but still i am giving them atleast a timeframe of may 2015 - december 2015 for us to get our PR ..so hopefully nextyear you guys are here na lets pray pray pray .... and yeah i think me and you wife have the same thinking thats why we decided to get married ... yes it is true processing for SINGLE applicants is much faster BUT if like us who have someone that we will surely going to marry and soon sponsoring here in canada after we get our PR..for me this is the best move to get married and add you guys in PR applications .. because it is much easier adding you guys ..than getting our PR as single yes it is faster but again the process of going home and back here to apply for spousal sponsorship for you guys will also take about 1-2 yrs maximum ..so i thought its like the same thing ..atleast adding is not as complicated process in spousal sponsorship where in show money etc are required. ..