MAY 2016 - OUTLAND SPOUSAL APPLICANTS

[sukhman88]

Hello,

Sent my application yesterday and IT has been received in Mississauga. By R. Mahmood.

Lets hope for the best. Good luck to all of you.

Received on May 10,2016

Hello, mine is also received by R. Mahmood today (May 10, 2016)

 

[Mrs.AB]

Mine also by R mahmood on 26 april 16

 

[mrkeuriseu]

Anyone planning or able to start a May spreadsheet to track our progress for this group of applicants? I saw links for April but not May yet.

 

[sonie055]

Hi All,

Send my application yesterday.
Received by L LILLIAN today.

Thanks

 

[Engineer_D]

Hello, mine is also received by R. Mahmood today (May 10, 2016)

Hey Sukhman88,

We are on same day. so lets hope things go good.

Good Luck to all.

 

[Engineer_D]

There is Already a spreadsheet for 2016 NDVO applications and Outland applications.

Please use that instead of monthly bases spreadsheet. The yearly spreadsheet will help for the time line a lot.

rather than monthly. It will also enable us when to expect things.

D.

 

[sukhman88]

Hey Sukhman88,

We are on same day. so lets hope things go good.

Good Luck to all.

Yup, hoping it will be fast this time. My PNP PR took 17 months. And now again processing time for Spouse PR application in India is 19 months. It's not easy to wait again. I hate this waiting game. But can only pray for the best. I was going through some posts from jan to march applicants, they are getting PPR's . its unbelievable . I wish it will continue processing that fast.
Good luck to everyone !!!

 

[BorisTheFaun]

Received today by L Lillian too, good luck all!

 

[nartcr]

Hi,

So my package for sponsoring my wife is ready. I will be sending to CIC on Friday/Monday. It will be wait and watch game for us. This is how i initially arranged documents. It was easy for us to put documents in respective folders:
http://imgur.com/Exi2GBk


We then rearranged the documents as per CIC guidelines:

Basically, we created a word document and explained the following and this document was placed at top of application. Note that I was working in US, and moved to Canada only this year, although i was PR from Sept 2015. I am sponsoring my wife who is from Mexico City.


STATUS OF APPLICANT
<Status of sponsor in Canada;
Status of my wife in Mexico;>

RELATIONSHIP OF SPONSOR AND SPOUSE
<I explained in detail our history - around 10 lines>

FINANCIAL ELIGIBILITY
<I explained my ( sponsor's ) salary details ( projected ) for next 1 year, and my occupation for previous 1 year >

SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS

SPONSOR

Document Checklist -- Sponsor;

FORMS AND SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS

1. Receipt for $1040.00 CDN representing Sponsor’s Fee, Processing Fee and Right of Permanent Residence Fee for <spouse>;
2. Document Checklist for <sponsor>;
3. Application to Sponsor, Sponsorship Agreement and Undertaking Form of <sponsor> and <spouse>;
4. Sponsorship Evaluation Form of <sponsor>;
5. Use of Representative Form of <sponsor>;
6. Sponsor Questionnaire of <sponsor>;
7. Photocopy of the front and back of the Canadian Permanent Resident Card of <sponsor>;
8. Original letter from <sponsor> explaining the absence of a Canada Revenue Agency Notice of Assessment, as well as proof he filed taxes in the US for the 2015 taxation year;
9. Documentation confirming the self-employment of <sponsor>;


IMMIGRANT

Appendix A – Document Checklist --Immigrant;

FORMS AND STATEMENTS

10. Generic Application Form for Canada of <spouse>;
11. Schedule A: Background Declaration Form of <spouse>;
12. Sponsored Spouse/Partner Questionnaire Form of <spouse>;
13. Sponsor Questionnaire of <sponsor>;
14. Additional Family Information Form of <spouse>;
15. Use of Representative Form of <spouse>;

IDENTITY AND CIVIL STATUS DOCUMENTS

16. Birth certificate of <spouse>;

CHILDREN’S INFORMATION

17. N/A

TRAVEL DOCUMENTS AND PASSPORTS

18. Photocopy of the Mexican passport of <spouse>;

PROOF OF RELATIONSHIP TO SPONSOR

19. Marriage certificate of <spouse> and <sponsor>;
20. Wedding, vacation, and social photos of <spouse> and <sponsor>;
21. Documents pertaining to trips taken by <spouse> and <sponsor>;
22. Documents pertaining to the wedding of <spouse> and <sponsor>;
23. Joint statements of <spouse> and <sponsor>;
24. Receipts for gifts exchanged between <spouse> and <sponsor>;
25. E-mails, Messages, and Cards exchanged between <spouse> and <sponsor>;
26. Documentation confirming funds transferred between <spouse> and <sponsor>;

PROOF OF MEDICAL EXAMINATION

27. Original eMedical Information Sheet of <spouse>;

POLICE CERTIFICATES AND CLEARANCES

28. Mexican police certificate of <spouse> will be provided upon request;

PHOTOS

Eight ( 8 ) photographs of <spouse> attached to the last page of the Generic Application Form for Canada of <spouse>;

Hope this helps others. I also hope these documents would suffice, to avoid red flags ( husband-wife from 2 countries, 2 different religions etc ).

 

[hpjack]

Hi Guys,

My application was sent to CPP-Mississauga and was received on May,10 via Canada Post Xpresspost
On the signature sections it shows LV which I assume is the initial of officer.

 

[Engineer_D]

Hi Guys,

My application was sent to CPP-Mississauga and was received on May,10 via Canada Post Xpresspost
On the signature sections it shows LV which I assume is the initial of officer.

Hey,

Mine was also reveived on 10th May. Shouldnt worry as long as you have sign or Initial Letters.

Its just for proof that yes they did receive it.

Good Luck.

 

[nartcr]

Application sent to CPP Miss..
Avg AOR time is 17-25 days, as i see from April Forum. SA appear to take some time, as i dont see any SA yet for April applicants.

 

[heyven100]

Quick question; if anyone with experience can help answer this, I called a consultation place and she wasn't very helpful.

My husband lives in the gulf, but he doesn't hold that country's passport. The closest VISA office is abu dhabi. But his passport is not from those countries. I'm assuming his papers will be processed in Abu dhabi (closest office, and he was also born there) even tho his passport/nationality is different.

 

[Engineer_D]

Quick question; if anyone with experience can help answer this, I called a consultation place and she wasn't very helpful.

My husband lives in the gulf, but he doesn't hold that country's passport. The closest VISA office is abu dhabi. But his passport is not from those countries. I'm assuming his papers will be processed in Abu dhabi (closest office, and he was also born there) even tho his passport/nationality is different.

I can't understand what you are asking. because In the forms where you have to fill up. It asks all these things such as nationality, which country he holds visa of and etc.

 

[CDNPR2014]

Quick question; if anyone with experience can help answer this, I called a consultation place and she wasn't very helpful.

My husband lives in the gulf, but he doesn't hold that country's passport. The closest VISA office is abu dhabi. But his passport is not from those countries. I'm assuming his papers will be processed in Abu dhabi (closest office, and he was also born there) even tho his passport/nationality is different.

Quick question; if anyone with experience can help answer this, I called a consultation place and she wasn't very helpful.

My husband lives in the gulf, but he doesn't hold that country's passport. The closest VISA office is abu dhabi. But his passport is not from those countries. I'm assuming his papers will be processed in Abu dhabi (closest office, and he was also born there) even tho his passport/nationality is different.

Generally, CIC can process the application based on current LEGAL residency or citizenship. There is no way to choose which they will process at as it is at their sole discretion.

does he have legal status in the country he's currently in for 12+ months? if so, there's a chance they will decide to process it there. if not, then CIC is not going to process the application based on his citizenship (where his passport is from). There's no way to know where it will go until CIC notifies you in the sponsor approval letter.