https://services3.cic.gc.ca/ecas/se...2.2095860762.1530752864-1653177975.1530752864
was using this, and just put my Sponsors details along with the Application #, and was able to see her details about the application.
Spousal Sponsorship in-land Applications 2017 timeline and updates
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https://services3.cic.gc.ca/ecas/se...2.2095860762.1530752864-1653177975.1530752864
was using this, and just put my Sponsors details along with the Application #, and was able to see her details about the application.
You just made my day and likely saved me from a panic attack and some gray hairs. Thank you, that makes perfect sense. Now for the Etobicoke office, is it ground floor or first floor as the lady told me?
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Its the ground floor. Trust me, you can't miss it. Whatever your appointment time is, I suggest you go WELL ahead. I went 1 hour prior to my scheduled interview time, and I ended up waiting 2.5 hours after the scheduled time on the letter....to be seen.
You can call the call centre number, and go through the prompts, put in Application # and all that, and it should give you status updates too
Perfect, last question: are there any photo requirements or are they the same requirements as when we first submitted the files?
Just two photos for the PR Card, if thats what the CIC official told you.
Also bring the reciept if you have paid the $490 RPRF when you initially sent the application, along with Temp SIN and passport
If you have children and are not canadians and part of your application then you will have to bring all documents(Passport, Temp SIN) and pictures for them too.
Also bring the reciept if you have paid the $490 RPRF when you initially sent the application, along with Temp SIN and passport
If you have children and are not canadians and part of your application then you will have to bring all documents(Passport, Temp SIN) and pictures for them too.
What's next for us?Update!
Medical Exam Passed. December Applicant 2017
App Received : Dec 14
AOR : Jan 29
PCC/Schedule A : Jan 30
OWP : Mar 13
Med Request : Jun 14
Med Done : Jun 15
Med Passed : Jul 3
I don't have the receipt anymore as I lost all my data from my last computer, I sent it in with my application though.
QUOTE="ScarletCountess, post: 7058292, member: 714599"]I don't have the receipt anymore as I lost all my data from my last computer, I sent it in with my application though.[/QUOTE]
Should be ok, we were not asked for proof of it, but we took it regardless.
Should be ok, we were not asked for proof of it, but we took it regardless.
Actually I found teh receipt for $1040.00 I think that includes the RPRF fees. Thanks for reminding me.
I am now officially a permanent resident, finally! I mean, I've always felt Canadian as I was raised here, but it's such a relief not to have to worry about paperwork (study permits, etc) anymore.
My appointment was at 10 (in Etobicoke). I arrived at 9:30, got my ticket and still had to wait about 2h for a 5 minute talk with an officer. My application was pretty straightforward so she only asked me 3 questions:
- Have you ever been convicted of a crime in or outside Canada? - No
- Do you have any dependents (included or not in application)? - No
- When and where did you last enter Canada? (was February for me, after a short trip to the US)
The first 2 questions appear on the COPR document they gave me, and I had to add my initials and sign next to them. I didn't remember the EXACT date I entered Canada in February, but the lady told me it didnt really matter, it was just a field that had to be filled on the form so she put an approximate date. Then she told me her script about PR (basically repeating residency requirements, confirming my address/personal info, asked for my receipt and pictures).
I was going to get my SIN changed (if you guys have your appointment in Etobicoke and have a temporary SIN, you will automatically get a new one at the same location! Just more waiting...) Funny thing is I already had a permanent SIN so they were a bit confused lol, but I didn't have to change it then.
If you have an appointment at the Etobicoke office (but I'm guessing it's the same everywhere) you should go check in as early as possible. It's pretty much first come first serve.
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Summary: July 31, 2017 applicant - Received PR July 4, 2018 - total processing time: just over 11 months
My appointment was at 10 (in Etobicoke). I arrived at 9:30, got my ticket and still had to wait about 2h for a 5 minute talk with an officer. My application was pretty straightforward so she only asked me 3 questions:
- Have you ever been convicted of a crime in or outside Canada? - No
- Do you have any dependents (included or not in application)? - No
- When and where did you last enter Canada? (was February for me, after a short trip to the US)
The first 2 questions appear on the COPR document they gave me, and I had to add my initials and sign next to them. I didn't remember the EXACT date I entered Canada in February, but the lady told me it didnt really matter, it was just a field that had to be filled on the form so she put an approximate date. Then she told me her script about PR (basically repeating residency requirements, confirming my address/personal info, asked for my receipt and pictures).
I was going to get my SIN changed (if you guys have your appointment in Etobicoke and have a temporary SIN, you will automatically get a new one at the same location! Just more waiting...) Funny thing is I already had a permanent SIN so they were a bit confused lol, but I didn't have to change it then.
If you have an appointment at the Etobicoke office (but I'm guessing it's the same everywhere) you should go check in as early as possible. It's pretty much first come first serve.
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Summary: July 31, 2017 applicant - Received PR July 4, 2018 - total processing time: just over 11 months
I think the receipts were automatically sent to your email, you should check it out. My husband paid for me and I cannot check his email now to be sure.
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