I heard that after getting AOR 1 from Mississauga , the Right of Permanent Residence Fee can be added before SA by quoting the application number from the AOR ?BonManush said:Wait for AOR2 to get the applicant's UCI.
I heard that after getting AOR 1 from Mississauga , the Right of Permanent Residence Fee can be added before SA by quoting the application number from the AOR ?BonManush said:Wait for AOR2 to get the applicant's UCI.
Correct.cjg1987 said:I heard that after getting AOR 1 from Mississauga , the Right of Permanent Residence Fee can be added before SA by quoting the application number from the AOR ?
Thanks . One more question does AOR 1 mean they are satisfied with everything they got ? or it is just an acknowledgement and nothing else?BonManush said:You can definitely do it. It helps to make sure all informations are included so that no additional delays take place. AOR2 shouldn't be too far since you already have your AOR1.
My whole process was about 10 months from application to PPR. The remedical probably pushed us back a month in there. Our original medical did expire.CDNinHH said:Hi Bonmanush,
I see by your signature that it was 7 months from the time your file was transferred to Singapore to the re-request for the medicals. I assume you submitted the medicals with the initial application and they had expired by then, is that correct?
We received the letter that my SA was approved and the file transferred to Singapore on July 28 and now I see that it is posted that they started to process my wife's application on Aug. 01. We did the e-medicals in Bangkok on Aug. 06. The hospital said they forward the results direct to CIC.
I see that in spite of the 7 months between your file transfer and the medical re-request your whole process was about 1 year. Is that pretty normal?
Thanks
It means that the application is NOT incomplete and can be processed. More information could be requested as needed.cjg1987 said:Thanks . One more question does AOR 1 mean they are satisfied with everything they got ? or it is just an acknowledgement and nothing else?
You seem to be confused about a number of facts...Firefly18 said:Hello. I need some assistance before I apply for my spouse's sponsorship. We are kinda lost right now and do not know whether to apply for sponsorship or not.
I am a canadian citizen who lives in Alberta and my husband is living in toronto & he's on a student visa currently. We got married last month in a civil ceremony and he went back to toronto to resume his studies. Now plan is to move in together once his study completes in december. I have been trying to move to Toronto but not able to find a job there yet. On Cic website it is mentioned that we can only apply for a SOWP if we live together which we are not at the moment so, we are thinking to apply for a Post Graduate Work Permit instead which he will become eligible for after completing his studies but we also realized he cannot apply for PGWP if he has an active sponsorship application in place already.
The reason we prefer PGWP is because he can travel outside Canada anytime which he will not be able to on SOWP. Also, PGWP takes about 45 days to obtain whereas SOWP can take between 3-5 months. We are very confused as to what we should do. When should we apply for the inland spousal sponsorship and should we apply it from Alberta or Toronto. What is the right process? Please advise!
Could you please give me more information about why someone cannot apply for a PGWP while a sponsorship application is in progress? I've been previously told on this forum that there is no problem applying for a PGWP with a pending sponsorship. Now I am a bit worried since we have submitted the sponsorship application a little over a week ago and hope to apply for the PGWP in around a month once we have the letter from my wife's school confirming she has met the requirements.Firefly18 said:Hello. I need some assistance before I apply for my spouse's sponsorship. We are kinda lost right now and do not know whether to apply for sponsorship or not.
I am a canadian citizen who lives in Alberta and my husband is living in toronto & he's on a student visa currently. We got married last month in a civil ceremony and he went back to toronto to resume his studies. Now plan is to move in together once his study completes in december. I have been trying to move to Toronto but not able to find a job there yet. On Cic website it is mentioned that we can only apply for a SOWP if we live together which we are not at the moment so, we are thinking to apply for a Post Graduate Work Permit instead which he will become eligible for after completing his studies but we also realized he cannot apply for PGWP if he has an active sponsorship application in place already.
The reason we prefer PGWP is because he can travel outside Canada anytime which he will not be able to on SOWP. Also, PGWP takes about 45 days to obtain whereas SOWP can take between 3-5 months. We are very confused as to what we should do. When should we apply for the inland spousal sponsorship and should we apply it from Alberta or Toronto. What is the right process? Please advise!
This information doesn't exist because there are no restrictions on applying for a PGWP while a sponsorship application is in progress. Ignore the poster who asked this question.podaSK said:Could you please give me more information about why someone cannot apply for a PGWP while a sponsorship application is in progress? I've been previously told on this forum that there is no problem applying for a PGWP with a pending sponsorship. Now I am a bit worried since we have submitted the sponsorship application a little over a week ago and hope to apply for the PGWP in around a month once we have the letter from my wife's school confirming she has met the requirements.
OK, thank you scylla!scylla said:This information doesn't exist because there are no restrictions on applying for a PGWP while a sponsorship application is in progress. Ignore the poster who asked this question.
Those questions have nothing to do with your PR app; the applications are completely separate from each other. You are answering those based solely on your intention to be here as a temporary worker with a PGWP.Firefly18 said:The answer to Question 2 goes against my sponsorship application it seems and hence, I think if I apply for Spousal Sponsorship I will not be able to apply for PGWP and there's a chance the PGWP may get rejected due to that.
It will be helpful if someone can steer me in right direction because we are thinking to wait until January to apply for the Spousal Application and not sure if that's what we should do.