No they absolutely did submit as i have IRCC payment receipt, payments for both were made from my Credit Card for that LOL, if they didn't how did i get my PR let alone OWP.
Having paid the OWP is not equal to having submitted an application.
Well i trust my consultant, i have retainer signed with them. I am not losing anything here by not getting OWP cos i have paid for it and i have now COPR in hand. It really doesn't matter.
It's mainly the point for all others since now all apps must be online - that it does not seem possible to apply for OWP at same time when applying for spousal sponsorship online.
BTW they sent me the form and i have printed signed it and it was uploaded on portal. along with other docs one pdf of lots of MB it was large they split the files in two sets and emailed me this morning.
If it was just submitted as one of many uploaded docs, ignoring instructions it cant be submitted with the online app, it's entirely possible it was completely IGNORED by IRCC as not-submitted-per-instructions. And hence you paid for nothign because your consultant did not follow instructions.
Yes, a visitor visa is a travel document. A visitor record is not. We're talking about a visitor record, which is what you get when you apply to extend your existing stay in Canada. They are not the same document.
I am sorry i forgot to delete my comment i was thinking visitor visa all the while and not record, you cant enter or exit on record, my father's visitor visa is expired last May and He's on Visitor visa extension approval comes after almost 6 months, its 3rd extension. If he exits he cant come in until new visitor visa is approved for him
Did you send the receipt showing that you've paid the RPRF?
No
