Spousal Sponsorship in-land Applications 2016 timeline and updates

[dominicantiguan]

You have to visit the full service Service Ontario locations to set up OHIP. Once you have the card, you can renew at any SO office. When you get your COPR, just bring that in and they will correct your expiry date (and issue another card).

Yeah that's what I said lol.. that I didn't know but found out on my own after experiencing it a few days ago. Didn't realize there was a "full service" location

 

[dominicantiguan]

I did that the other day. 30 minutes wait for an agent. She couldn't help me. So she had to transfer me to spousal line. Was another 40 minute wait before i got to speak to an agent.

Yeah, it doesn't always work but more than likely over the line they want us to use. Very rarely they will help you but at least they can transfer you. @Marie_genial

 

[Marie_genial]

Yeah, it doesn't always work but more than likely over the line they want us to use. Very rarely they will help you but at least they can transfer you. @Marie_genial

Thanks. I was really hoping I woulod get connected and then be transferred to spousal line, but the line didn't connect at all.

 

[Tboychuk]

Do you have AIP?

No I don't so i am concerned my application will take a long time

 

[kimjae11]

Hey guys...

We just got the landing interview letter.
Whatta relief. Haha

We started the application on August.

I am very affraid about this interview, any one can give some tips or what to expect from it?

Hey ! August landing!! Hope all 2016 july/august applicants land soon!

 

[future_PR]

Applicant Oct 28th, 2016 here. I got an update today on myCIC saying "You passed the medical". Hope it's getting close to the end.

 

[profiler]

No I don't so i am concerned my application will take a long time

If you don't have dependents, then it probably is a closer review. It can end in an interview. I wouldn't let it bother you too much.

 

[TempestD]

I just landed today in Vancouver and here’s my Spousal Sponsorship inland application timeline:

December 6, 2016: Application sent

December 9, 2016: Application Received

December 23, 2016: AOR - Sponsor

January 9, 2017: AOR - Principal Applicant

May 31, 2017: Medical Request and more proof of relationship documents requested

June 1, 2017: Sponsor Approval

June 9, 2017: Medical’s done

June 20, 2017: Medical results received by CIC (update on ECAS)

August 23, 2017: Landing letter received

August 31, 2017: Approval in Principle granted
September 12, 2017: Landing Interview

I bumped into this forum quite late in my application process and what a family this great forum is. Very helpful and respectful members on this forum. Special thanks to every member of this group whose input has helped us while our applications are being processed. You guys are amazing. For those still waiting on updates/good news from CIC, hang in there. It will come soon rather than later. I wish you all the best. I will continue being active to help answer any questions whenever I can.

congrats!

 

[preet05]

Hello folks,

Application received:- 09 may 2016. i just got this letter from CIC today

We are pleased to advise you that processing of your application has been completed. The
Canada Immigration Centre in Vancouver Immigration will contact you to arrange an
appointment for the finalization of your permanent resident application.


i am staying in Toronto not vancouver, What do i do now, ? what exactly this letter is , is it a landing letter or something

please help, All the best to all the folks like me, April/may and so on.

 

[profiler]

Hello folks,

Application received:- 09 may 2016. i just got this letter from CIC today

We are pleased to advise you that processing of your application has been completed. The
Canada Immigration Centre in Vancouver Immigration will contact you to arrange an
appointment for the finalization of your permanent resident application.


i am staying in Toronto not vancouver, What do i do now, ? what exactly this letter is , is it a landing letter or something

please help, All the best to all the folks like me, April/may and so on.

Sounds like you didn't update CIC after you moved. Landings are scheduled based on postal code on file. So, you have to call the call centre, and explain that you are living in Toronto, not Vancouver. They can have Etobicoke contact you.

Congrats on being done...

 

[dominicantiguan]

Hello folks,

Application received:- 09 may 2016. i just got this letter from CIC today

We are pleased to advise you that processing of your application has been completed. The
Canada Immigration Centre in Vancouver Immigration will contact you to arrange an
appointment for the finalization of your permanent resident application.


i am staying in Toronto not vancouver, What do i do now, ? what exactly this letter is , is it a landing letter or something

please help, All the best to all the folks like me, April/may and so on.

Seems like your landing letter. Congrats! Completed as stated.. as Prof said; you just have to contract the centre explaining the situation. They also state in the ena what to do if you can't make it or need to reschedule.

 

[meaningful1]

Hey guys...

We just got the landing interview letter.
Whatta relief. Haha

We started the application on August.

I am very affraid about this interview, any one can give some tips or what to expect from it?

Afraid???
Its just a conversation. . . you get asked various questions, in no particular order. . . . which are already in your application and you respond. For me, I got asked how did you meet? What did you do while u were home all this time? Did you travel in-between cities before u married? What did you do in your home country? To give you an idea. Then the 3 questions everybody get asked.
1 any dependents not listed on your app.?
2 been arrested?
3 asked to leave Canada?
You answer accordingly!!!
Did you really said you were afraid???

To go get your PR!!!!!
I know many on this forum would like your spot. Ha ha ha
Brave up n go collect that document

 

[meaningful1]

Her mom wanted her to get a Mini Cooper (truth be told -- I did too; but only a manual gearbox!). She wanted something simple and cheap to run. So, she went for a Focus. My parents have always had one around, for more than a decade. So she decided that was better for her.

She won't drive my Charger -- hood is too long. For someone still learning, that can make parking problematic.

Focus are good vehicles. .

 

[Dundolina]

Hi everyone, I just landed this morning in Etobicoke. I'm August 2016 applicant..I was asked those 3 basic questions,signed and that's it!Finally done!! Thank u one more time for ur help whenever I needed!

Afraid???
Its just a conversation. . . you get asked various questions, in no particular order. . . . which are already in your application and you respond. For me, I got asked how did you meet? What did you do while u were home all this time? Did you travel in-between cities before u married? What did you do in your home country? To give you an idea. Then the 3 questions everybody get asked.
1 any dependents not listed on your app.?
2 been arrested?
3 asked to leave Canada?
You answer accordingly!!!
Did you really said you were afraid???

To go get your PR!!!!!
I know many on this forum would like your spot. Ha ha ha
Brave up n go collect that documen

Focus are good vehicles. .

 

[profiler]

Hi everyone, I just landed this morning in Etobicoke. I'm August 2016 applicant..I was asked those 3 basic questions,signed and that's it!Finally done!! Thank u one more time for ur help whenever I needed!

Congrats! Party time!