March 2023 Inland Spousal Sponsorship Applicants
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@irinaaas11 Yes, it looks like it's sent automatically to everyone! We already paid all our fees and did the medical so figured it must be automatic.
@clozzabear, my partner (Principal applicant) got this letter by email: it contained a reminder to pay the biometrics fee, a reminder to do the medical examination and a reminder to pay the right of permanent residence fee. We thought it was strange because we had already paid all the fees, and he has already done the medical examination, so we think it was just a generic reminder they send to everyone.
Ahhhhh I see. I also got that. I also thought it was strange that we got it. My partner (Sponsor) got really confused by it and started stressing over it haha I had to pull up the receipt that we had saved to show her we already paid it and that it would just be generic
Have you guys received a medical request email yet? We received AOR, and have created an account on the tracker page, but we have not received a medical request email yet.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...w5DgFKBmIPNYo6TjlVWAk-xxxA/edit#gid=789094848
This should give you an idea, if you look at previous months/applications.
Application sent: March 24
Temporary AOR received: April 20
Sponsor received Permanent Application no: April 22nd
Created PR Tracker account on 30th April
Background Verification in progress since April 24th
Biometrics in progress since April 24th
Hoping now that the strike is over, things will speed up.
Temporary AOR received: April 20
Sponsor received Permanent Application no: April 22nd
Created PR Tracker account on 30th April
Background Verification in progress since April 24th
Biometrics in progress since April 24th
Hoping now that the strike is over, things will speed up.
We entered data saved the form (Ctrl+S), went to firefox to fill our names in the signature fields, saved to the same pdf and uploaded those. Apparently, you are supposed to print to pdf to lock in the data?
I am so scared now.
Printing and signing is an option. They do accept digital signatures and I think (hope) that your signature will be accepted as well.
There is no clear understanding what is accepted and what is not. I have reports of this form being returned with digital signature as well as printed and signed version. Unfortunately, I never seen actual returned documents, so some reports may be not really correct. And I also have reports of both of these signatures being accepted as well.
Don't overthink. If you signed everything (either way) and the form is correctly filled, I think they'll accept it.
You have a very steady/good timeline. I pray it all works out smoothly for you.
I applied around same time as you with a valid biometric done from a different application type, but no medical request yet.
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