request of paying Right of Permanent Residence fee. Good new?

[lilacsouls]

Hello,

I received the letter from CHC-Singapore last weeks indicates that "In order to conclude your relative's application abroad, the right of permanent residence fee required". Is it a good news? They are ready to issue me a visa, aren't. I'm so worry. Don't have good sleep for many nights . Thank you.

 

[Suin]

hello,
that's good news! it means that they are ready to finalize your application and issue visa to you.
congratulations!

 

[trentgibbons]

I just recieved the same letter, do I pay this fee now? it says I can pay it in person when they request me to go to the local immigration office, will they continue processing or are they waiting for this fee? please help

 

[lilacsouls]

Thank you for your fast response, Suin. I'm so relief now. However, there is still a doubt about processing my permanent residence application. I lived in Canada before and I got a departure order from CIC in 2006. I left Canada and back my homecountry. 3 years later, I married with a Canadian guy and as what you know now, apply for spousal permanent residence application. I just was so surprised that Immigration Officer never ask me question of my departure order since I was ready for it. My case seem processing smoothly. I'm so lucky, I know. But I'm still worry about these things. Any advice??

 

[lilacsouls]

Hello trentgibbons,

I made payment right after receiving the letter. I suggest you should made a payment as soon as possible. Good luck.

 

[Suin]

I just recieved the same letter, do I pay this fee now? it says I can pay it in person when they request me to go to the local immigration office, will they continue processing or are they waiting for this fee? please help

I think you need to pay it the soonest to avoid any possible delay in process of your application.

 

[Suin]

Thank you for your fast response, Suin. I'm so relief now. However, there is still a doubt about processing my permanent residence application. I lived in Canada before and I got a departure order from CIC in 2006. I left Canada and back my homecountry. 3 years later, I married with a Canadian guy and as what you know now, apply for spousal permanent residence application. I just was so surprised that Immigration Officer never ask me question of my departure order since I was ready for it. My case seem processing smoothly. I'm so lucky, I know. But I'm still worry about these things. Any advice??

could you please share your timeline? I think there shouldn't be any problem with your application. Have you mentioned about it in your forms?

 

[lilacsouls]

Yep, I did. I honestly answered all the questions listed in the form, including my home address when I was in Canada, the college I went to, and so on. It is so funny. Here is my timeline:
April 6: Sent application to CPC-M
April 24: sponsorship application approved and permanent residence app sent to CHC-Singapore
April 26: AOR received
May 7: start processing permanent residence app
Oct 13: sent a letter asking to pay ROPR fee
Oct 23, received the letter.
Ecas sill shows "In process"

 

[wasted_year]

i was asked to pay this fee as well... but how do we pay it? i didnt know how or where to pay it so i was giong to wait until the interview... but obviously its better to pay as soon as possible.

 

[job_seeker]

i was asked to pay this fee as well... but how do we pay it? i didnt know how or where to pay it so i was giong to wait until the interview... but obviously its better to pay as soon as possible.

I think you can pay online if you have a credit card.

https://services3.cic.gc.ca/epayweb/Welcome.do?lang=en

 

[Suin]

i was asked to pay this fee as well... but how do we pay it? i didnt know how or where to pay it so i was giong to wait until the interview... but obviously its better to pay as soon as possible.

I think you can pay online if you have a credit card.

https://services3.cic.gc.ca/epayweb/Welcome.do?lang=en

...and live in Canada, though a bank draft can work too, especially if you live outside of Canada.