Some lawyers are just so greedy and useless. In my opinion the lawyer is not supposed to ask for more money. If he/she did the job right, they should not be asking for more documents. Your friend can submit everything by himself if he receives messages directly from ircc.
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It’ll be sponsorship and I think the process should be faster because you must have submitted their medicals and police clearance along with yours , so I think when you submit the sponsorship application they might just approval automatically since all documents were already made available vice versa .
Sometimes last week , I assisted my Neigbour to complete the checklist and submitted sponsorship application for her spouse who lives outside Canada .
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Some people use Legal Rep while some people doesn't , it has a user guide and the steps are given and explained in detail
Although ,It depends on how complicated their case is , but if they don't have any rare situation or condition , they can just review the user guide and follow through
Please advise @Khejjy , How did they put your judicial review on hold ?
I am currently on judicial review and I got my Aip on 6th of May ,lawyer didn’t mention anything about the hold - she emailed us last week that our judicial review has passed first stage (Granted hearing) -: could they have put it on hold ? Cos she might ask us to pay the second instalment fee ..
@Funmi01 I know a few people that are currently in the process and from the fact that was gathered around - it seems it takes about 6-12 months processing time . The processing time page of immigration also indicates about 12 months but we are anticipating that process should be faster since they had you guys upload police clearance and medical during your initial application . Kindly review my previous comment for the user guide for sponsorship and the application package link is all you need per guidance …
I submitted my application on February 12, and got AIP May 4th, meanwhile my judicial review was held on April 19th , but till date no response, sometimes ago when I called IRCC to ask about it, the agent told me it's been put on hold and they don't need to send me a mail for claim withdrawal like others.
Sometimes ago I also posted on the platform asking anyone who was on Judicial review and hot gotten COPR, if they asked them to withdraw theory claim and the response I got from about 2 people said the just received COPR after their medical.
So I believe your judicial review will still run and when you get your COPR, they put it on hold. That's just what I think.
Here in Manitoba you can go without appointment but there will be a line up outside because of covid but you can also make appointment before you go that way they'll let you straight in