***November 2018*** INLAND SPOUSAL SPONSORSHIP
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Our interview was rescheduled from Sept 27 to Oct 9, took 15 days to reschedule.
Woohooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I got the invitation to land within 30 days in Montreal
Congratulations! Nov. applicant AND from Québec as well anxiously waiting for this process to be over!
Happy landing!
Yvonne, Nguyen, where are you guys?
Landed
The "interview" took about 5 minutes, very relaxed, as others mentioned.
The "interview" took about 5 minutes, very relaxed, as others mentioned.
Lucky you all.... We did our medicals upfront (for the work permit) in Jan. and now Immigration is asking for them again! Call center agent said that it's most likely because they will not finish processing our application by the time the medicals expire (in January 2020!!!).
38 days to the year mark... and awaiting patiently but anxiously.
38 days to the year mark... and awaiting patiently but anxiously.
Hi all... so discouraged. We have not even received the medical request and the 12 month mark is a few weeks away... :'( this whole process is just incredibly frustrating. Sending a webform was useless, they just told us to be patient... :'(
So glad I don't live in Quebec and never will
The way they are treating immigrants and making them wait for so long is horrible, not to mention discrimination and many other things...
They want to separate from Canada, they should let them
The way they are treating immigrants and making them wait for so long is horrible, not to mention discrimination and many other things...
They want to separate from Canada, they should let them
I have been living in Quebec City for two years now, and overall, I have felt welcomed here. Waiting longer than the ROC does suck, but I don't think it's enough to generalize an entire province and its people.
And no, they do not want to separate from Canada, that was generations ago, the current generations (in their 40's or younger) identify first as Canadians and then as québécois.
Lastly but not least, I am soooooooo happy that I got to live in Quebec rather than any other province because thanks to that, I am now trilingual and please don't dare say they don't speak French coz they do. I have spoken to Swiss, French, Belgians, Tunisiens, etc., and we are able to communicate just well all while speaking French.