Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship 2018
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if they stay here for 6 months, they can prepare PCC in home country and leave medical in Canada
Still waiting for the PPR. Sorry if my questions are really primitive, but I am trying to plan for when they asked them to send their passports.
Question1: If the parents have a multiple entry visa, do they still need to send their passport when they get PPR?
Question 2: What is the process after getting the passports back? They need to enter from a boarder right? Do I need to / Can I go with them to the immigration office at the boarder? Or they need to be able to speak English?
Question1: If the parents have a multiple entry visa, do they still need to send their passport when they get PPR?
Question 2: What is the process after getting the passports back? They need to enter from a boarder right? Do I need to / Can I go with them to the immigration office at the boarder? Or they need to be able to speak English?
1. Yes they need to send the passport after PPR because immmigrant visa is different than the multiple entry.
2. You can go with them to any US Canada border and ask them that you have to do landing. They will return you back to the canadian side. This often reffered to as flagpoling. When you go the canadian side the officier will ask you to come inside and you can then go inside with your parents and help them if they don't speak english.
my mom have to go for re medical, while she was waiting for her re medical appointment , ircc already requested the RPRF PAYEMENT. never received the police clearance or any travel history document yet. is that normal ?
Hello, just wondering if anybody heard the news about changing the parents grandparents sponsorship process for 2019. Thank you
https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/feds-replacing-lottery-for-parent-sponsorship-more-applications-to-be-accepted-1.4060335
https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/feds-replacing-lottery-for-parent-sponsorship-more-applications-to-be-accepted-1.4060335
Yes, it was discussed here sometime back. We don't know the exact details on how it would be done next year ... yet.
Well, getting an RPRF request doesn't mean they won't request for more documents later. Several people received medical request first, and then PCC request a few days later.
I received RPRF, medical, PCC all at once, however they haven't asked for supplementary travel information yet.
Finally got visa , done with everything .
Wish you all speedy re union with your families.
Wish you all speedy re union with your families.
Thank you for your response, any idea how far back should I look to read more about it?
Hello Everyone,
I am new to this forum. I have sent the complete application for pgp2018. The application was received by IRCC on May 25, 2018.
I did not receive any communication back from IRCC (AOR etc.)
I tried checking the status using my UCI but the system could not find my application. I also tried calling IRCC without any luck.
Anyone else in this situation? Any help or suggestions will be highly appreciated.
Thanks!
I am new to this forum. I have sent the complete application for pgp2018. The application was received by IRCC on May 25, 2018.
I did not receive any communication back from IRCC (AOR etc.)
I tried checking the status using my UCI but the system could not find my application. I also tried calling IRCC without any luck.
Anyone else in this situation? Any help or suggestions will be highly appreciated.
Thanks!
My parents' PR application was processed in Ottawa. It was approved and I got the notification email from the HongKong office - asking my parents to submit their passports to the Beijing Visa Application Center (VAC). The Beijing VAC turned out to be a contractor agency, who is basically unreachable.
My parents reside in a different city in China, so they had to have one of our relatives to go and visit the Beijing VAC in person. We were told by the worker there that they do not answer phone calls or emails (despite the fact that they are listed on the website), and my parents have to go in person to hand in their application. This is unheard of to me, as on their website it clearly states there is the mail-in option. I just can't imagine everyone in China has to go into their office physically to hand in their passports for PR VISA.
Does anyone whose parents are in China encounter this issue? It feels this VAC office is corrupted and highly irresponsible, but we don't have any other option in Mainland China.
My parents reside in a different city in China, so they had to have one of our relatives to go and visit the Beijing VAC in person. We were told by the worker there that they do not answer phone calls or emails (despite the fact that they are listed on the website), and my parents have to go in person to hand in their application. This is unheard of to me, as on their website it clearly states there is the mail-in option. I just can't imagine everyone in China has to go into their office physically to hand in their passports for PR VISA.
Does anyone whose parents are in China encounter this issue? It feels this VAC office is corrupted and highly irresponsible, but we don't have any other option in Mainland China.
