congrats and thank you for the pm .Havent received anything yet.3000miles said:I received my AOR yesterday, and approval this morning
Both were via email, and the approval had a formal letter attached to it in PDF form. The email specifically stated that we will not be receiving a copy in the mail as well.
Rosskilgour--Not to worry. My Canadian husband had NO Canadian tax docs, as he's lived and worked in the US for 20+ years! We gave CIC a copy of our first joint US tax return (1994) and the latest, plus one years' worth of bank statements for his personal and business accounts (he's self-employed). We had Stage 1 approval in 33 or 35 days.rosskilgour said:I'm a bit nervous about stage 1, as my Canadian wife didn't have all her tax documents, as she'd been working in the UK for years. Hope it all goes smoothly, then I think stage 2 should be straightforward.
I'm so glad to hear that!! I'm self employed and included all of my bank statements as well, I'm so worried that it's like with banks where self employment to them means the same thing as no employment, and I'm actually more worried about stage 1 than stage 2 because of that!lawgrrl said:Rosskilgour--Not to worry. My Canadian husband had NO Canadian tax docs, as he's lived and worked in the US for 20+ years! We gave CIC a copy of our first joint US tax return (1994) and the latest, plus one years' worth of bank statements for his personal and business accounts (he's self-employed). We had Stage 1 approval in 33 or 35 days.
I love seeing how quickly this group of applications is proceeding! ;D
Hey Bacontoaster I totally agree it is unfair and very upsetting.I was just having a look at the time line of the spreadsheet seems you guys hasnot received any news since 38 days the application was reached to CIC.Yesterday I was on the CIC site and I saw the processing time for sponsorship approval was 35 days now.I wonder if you guys need to contact them.May God bless us all and I keep you all in my prayers.bacontoaster said:So why did they just leave a whole chunk of us behind... doesn't seem fair.
Thanks lawgrrl. Fingers crossed. I'm getting nervous now, hope we get stage 1 approval in the next two or three days then I can relax again for a month or two! I am definitely more worried about stage 1 than stage 2. I feel like if stage 1 goes fine then stage 2 will just be a case of waiting out the long London backlog until they get to ours.lawgrrl said:Rosskilgour--Not to worry. My Canadian husband had NO Canadian tax docs, as he's lived and worked in the US for 20+ years! We gave CIC a copy of our first joint US tax return (1994) and the latest, plus one years' worth of bank statements for his personal and business accounts (he's self-employed). We had Stage 1 approval in 33 or 35 days.
I love seeing how quickly this group of applications is proceeding! ;D
Hey Ross,rosskilgour said:Thanks lawgrrl. Fingers crossed. I'm getting nervous now, hope we get stage 1 approval in the next two or three days then I can relax again for a month or two! I am definitely more worried about stage 1 than stage 2. I feel like if stage 1 goes fine then stage 2 will just be a case of waiting out the long London backlog until they get to ours.
Speaking of which - as Mississauga seem to be working amazingly quickly right now, when do any London route people reckon we could be seen to? Any ideas? Just for fun...