According to CIC website, the processing time for the first PR card is 57 days. So I guess we will be closer to the 8 weeks than the 6 weeks.
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Was it you that unplugged the battery on purpose because you were afraid of the board?
Joke aside, I hope it was nothing too serious with the car.
So last week i tried painting the fender on my suv.
I watched a few videos on youtube. . . The guys in the videos didnt look like no geeks nor scientists.. .
So i said to myself. . . "What the heck, if they can paint i should be able to"
Went out n bought a new CHEAP paint gun
The first warning said , dont exceed 50 psi. . . Well i hooked it up , mixed my black paint then strained it in the gun.
Turn my compressor on. . . Closed the gun and attached the pressure hose. . .
Then paint started to leak from a few connection on the gun. .
So i thought to myself
I will just unhook the air and fixed it,
Well what i didnt know, was, when i unhook the hose, the pressure in the gun would come gushing out
Well it did,lol along with the paint. . All over me
Moral of the story
Plenty to enjoy while we wait. . .
Am going to go try again,
See y'all later
Kinda true! lol!
It's been an occasional problem. My dad is a long time (since 1960's) mechanic. We checked the battery in the winter and it was tested fine, at nearly freezing. But corrosion of electrical wiring can become an intermittent problem. So, in this case, my car (a Dodge Charger) has the battery in the trunk, and a heavy wire from the trunk to the engine bay is there. That wire, does have at least one end that is corroded. When I tried to boost with another running car, it refused. So, the belief is, we have to fix primary electrical wiring
So, good guess!
My explanation that the battery "was dead" to my son -- "How many batteries do you need? Can't we just go home and put new ones in? How many do you need?"
... he is 4
I like your son's logic, that's so cute!Kinda true! lol!
It's been an occasional problem. My dad is a long time (since 1960's) mechanic. We checked the battery in the winter and it was tested fine, at nearly freezing. But corrosion of electrical wiring can become an intermittent problem. So, in this case, my car (a Dodge Charger) has the battery in the trunk, and a heavy wire from the trunk to the engine bay is there. That wire, does have at least one end that is corroded. When I tried to boost with another running car, it refused. So, the belief is, we have to fix primary electrical wiring
So, good guess!
My explanation that the battery "was dead" to my son -- "How many batteries do you need? Can't we just go home and put new ones in? How many do you need?"
... he is 4
Sylvain.. he is 4!!! He is telling me a "workable" solution to the problem... how does this happen?!
I explained using the analogy, that his fire trucks lights stop, and the siren doesn't work any more when the batteries have run out. The car has a battery too. "How many?" Like I think he was just about to tell me to get the batteries from his fire trucks!
I am going to have to be careful with this one!
Sylvain.. he is 4!!! He is telling me a "workable" solution to the problem... how does this happen?!
I explained using the analogy, that his fire trucks lights stop, and the siren doesn't work any more when the batteries have run out. The car has a battery too. "How many?" Like I think he was just about to tell me to get the batteries from his fire trucks!
I am going to have to be careful with this one!
An Apple never falls far off the tree... he must have a bright dad!Sylvain.. he is 4!!! He is telling me a "workable" solution to the problem... how does this happen?!
I explained using the analogy, that his fire trucks lights stop, and the siren doesn't work any more when the batteries have run out. The car has a battery too. "How many?" Like I think he was just about to tell me to get the batteries from his fire trucks!
I am going to have to be careful with this one!
I can see that being a potential pitfall during the inquisitive years... I hope he won't be dismantling stuff before he turns 7... I like my TV's!
He really likes working with my dad and I outside. So this weekend will be a perfect chance for him...truth be told, my dad had me doing car stuff (changing radiator hoses, etc) when I was his age.... so I guess it just snuck up on me!
@profiler, hello
my application has been returned today, they said i miss some of this documents
shared ownership of residential property
joint leases or rental agreements
bills for shared utility accounts, such as:
gas
electricity
telephone
joint utility accounts
important documents for both of you showing the same address, such as:
driver’s licenses
insurance policies
we dont have joint leases or rental agreements, can we make mobile phone joint together???
and apply a joint bank as well
and i want to know how long i need to make insurance policies
please , i want the help
all repsect and appreciation n advance
my application has been returned today, they said i miss some of this documents
shared ownership of residential property
joint leases or rental agreements
bills for shared utility accounts, such as:
gas
electricity
telephone
joint utility accounts
important documents for both of you showing the same address, such as:
driver’s licenses
insurance policies
we dont have joint leases or rental agreements, can we make mobile phone joint together???
and apply a joint bank as well
and i want to know how long i need to make insurance policies
please , i want the help
all repsect and appreciation n advance
You can merge your phones into a post-pay account, and that could serve as a utility account. You can also state that you (rent, lease, own) before the application, and they cannot change the (lease, title) immediately. This would be in the form of an explanation letter. Most utilities do not do "Joint" accounts anymore. Usually there is just one person they nominate as the responsible party.
In terms of co-habitation, the process I use (and recommend to others) is: establish the sponsor's address by using some form of government ID that has the address on it. A Driver's License, or Health Card (if the address is shown on the card). Once you have done that, you can show any statements of account (doctors, dentists, etc) or any mail that was sent to the principle applicant at the same address. This will show that you both live at the same civic address.
how can merge our phones into a post-pay account?? and i want to ask about a joint bank account . and i sent them before many mails from service Ontario have sent to us in the same address and my SIN has the same address, in addition that i received later a mail from my family in home country has the same address , i am going to send this with my application this time and and she gonna add me to her bank account today and send this with the application, i am going to buy new mobile phone today can we make this joint account ??. this will be enough for the immigration
Really i appreciate your efforts
So just got through to them. It was a faulty MyCIC update. I did verify that they are yet to clear the dust off of my application and open it, much less process it! I have a strong feeling that applicants from August through November are going to feel the burn while CIC merrily starts with 2017 applicants to balance their books and achieve their '12 month claim.'
Service Ontario and SIN are perfect. Having a joint bank account, just show the address in the account profile. That should be enough.
In terms of cell phones, it will depend on your provider. If you have a plan already, then just ask to add the other phone to it. That merges the accounts, and show the account profile for that too (usually you can do this online. I know with Telus it took them all of 5 minutes to complete the task and I had the profile change immediately -- took longer to pick a plan for my wife's phone!).