Thank you so much scylla.. Very much appreciatedscylla said:No - there won't be a problem.
Thank you so much scylla.. Very much appreciatedscylla said:No - there won't be a problem.
Your friend should get the OWP after 4-5 months and that's the next step in terms of the OWP. She doesn't need an employment offer for the pilot OWP program that goes with the inland application.Joejo said:Hi everyone,
My friend applied for inland spousal sponsorship together with OWP. What are the next steps? Will she get the OWP first or any kind of file number and how long it takes generally?
One more question, she didn't attach any employment offer with the OWP application? Is that gonna be a problem?
Thanks Decoy24601Decoy24601 said:Your friend should get the OWP after 4-5 months and that's the next step in terms of the OWP. She doesn't need an employment offer for the pilot OWP program that goes with the inland application.
The first thing they will get is an AOR, aka an official receipt of your application with the sponsor's UCI + the overall file number, then AIP (approval in principal, this is where the sponsor is approved and they've looked at the eligibility of the person being sponsored, but everything else like background checks hasn't been started yet), then comes the official decision/approval, if I remember correctly. I'm not completely sure that inland follows this though, I think it is, but I'm more familiar with the outland process. This is also assuming there won't be an interview based on the relationship (which is different from the typical landing interview). If I got anything here wrong, someone please correct me.Joejo said:Thanks Decoy24601
How about the Sponsorship application? Will the sponsor get the file number first? How long its gonna take? Will they process the SOWP and Sponsorship application simultaneously?
I would definitely be calling CIC!!! You might not get an email for SA, some do some don't, there is nothing consistent with CIC (although they don't need to give us any info online, they do it as a courtesy)gsphull said:Is dere any1 who applied on 28 april 2018 for spousal sponsorship outside canada? i haven't received SA confirmation its been 80 days
Hi Kiwiblairkiwiblair said:hi , is there a specific New zealand /australian to canada thread to join for 2016 ? if so can someone link it please , i tried the search function , but it only brings up older ones . cheers
Thanks Decoy24601... +1 for uDecoy24601 said:The first thing they will get is an AOR, aka an official receipt of your application with the sponsor's UCI + the overall file number, then AIP (approval in principal, this is where the sponsor is approved and they've looked at the eligibility of the person being sponsored, but everything else like background checks hasn't been started yet), then comes the official decision/approval, if I remember correctly. I'm not completely sure that inland follows this though, I think it is, but I'm more familiar with the outland process. This is also assuming there won't be an interview based on the relationship (which is different from the typical landing interview). If I got anything here wrong, someone please correct me.
They will process the OWP simultaneously and separately.
I'm not sure how long each stage is taking right now, because from what I've seen lately the processing time is varying wildly. I would check out one of the inland threads and spreadsheets to get an idea of the time. The time it takes to completely the entire inland application should be under 2 years total, and I've seen it vary between 1 and 2 years.
Hi ,happy77 said:Hello everybody. I have a little question related with the proof of the relationship.
In the Envelope 2 (applicant forms) should I included something of the proof of the relationship??? or everything in the Envelope 3 (proof of relationship)
I am confused because in the IMM5490 said that you have to enclosed flight tickets, life insurance... so I dont know if that kind of proofs belongs to IMM5490 or not?Huh Or should I repeat the documents???
Thank you very much in advance.