just to be completely clear here... VISITORS can not work legally in canada. It has nothing to do with applying outland or inland. A person needs to have proper authorization from immigration to work in canada, regardless if there is a PR Application in process or not. This includes a work permit OR PR status. Since your spouse has a legal work permit, HE is not a visitor, he is a legal worker!beeelythe said:
Perfect CutiePie!CutiePie92 said:my husband sent the Quebec forms today! ;D now the waiting begins again :i hope MICC won't take too much.
May applicants!! no one has any news?
That is awesome! I was under the impression that sending more documents before getting AOR and a file number made it very hard for Mississauga to link those documents to a specific application, so this is nice!katathfx said:Our application was also received May14. By the end of May I realized I submitted incorrectly under Conjugal instead of Common Law (I know! stupid! I'm still drowning my sorrows over that one!). On June 12 CIC had received the amended forms as Additional Documents. My biggest fear was that the original application would be refused before they had the chance to add the new forms to complete the package properly. I call on Friday and the good news was they have indeed amalgamated the application and I also have UIC to check online. Still waiting on AOR and SA though
I also had the same impression as jack. I wanted to send some corrections to my file. So I thought that I should wait until I get the AOR.katathfx said:Our application was also received May14. By the end of May I realized I submitted incorrectly under Conjugal instead of Common Law (I know! stupid! I'm still drowning my sorrows over that one!). On June 12 CIC had received the amended forms as Additional Documents. My biggest fear was that the original application would be refused before they had the chance to add the new forms to complete the package properly. I call on Friday and the good news was they have indeed amalgamated the application and I also have UIC to check online. Still waiting on AOR and SA though
I sent the forms immediatly because I had nothing to lose. The application under conjugal without a doubt would have been refused. Sending the additional documents was a last ditch attempt at not having to repapply from stratch. I had to include a cover letter explaining my error and include any possible information they would require to try and link the files... Our names, DOB, receipt #, and canada post tracking. Bare in mind that I was only verbally told they have the two files together. I don't have AOR or SA, so I am still holding my breath praying everything will be ok.shinningstar said:
Thanks katathafx for the info. I dont have to change my application category, I just want to send in some corrections for 2 questions. I guess I will wait and then send in the corrections once the file is transferred from CPC-M to the London visa officekatathfx said:
AOR is just a message letting you know that they have received your application. SA usually follows close behind, and some people get both on the same day. Already there is a May applicant who got SA without getting AOR, so getting SA makes getting AOR a moot point since you are already approved as a sponsor there is no need to inform you that they received your application.MrsMissingThem said:Hi Im new here
I sent my application on May 13, 2014 and my SA is today JULY 15, 2014
WAIT.. I didnt receive AOR i only got a letter stating:
"This refers to the Application to Sponsor a Member of the Family Class you submitted to this office on behalf of _________.
You have met the requirements for eligibility as a sponsor. Accordingly, the Application for Permanent Residence for your relative has been forwarded to a visa office abroad for further processing...."
This means Im approved as a sponsor right?but I dont have AOR
