Actually this is my husband’s file and he has already valid work permit so I don’t think so we need to apply TRV
The timeline of 2023 Spouse sponsorship application from Quebec
- Thread starter James2023
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24 months it seems. Applied in March and all we've gotten was the sponsor approval and the CSQ.
It's gonna be long and I'll probably be moving abroad to live with my wife for a few years while Quebec debates if they want do take 10k more immigrants starting in 2027 or not.
There is a petition for the long delays
25 months its too long !! Please sign
https://www.assnat.qc.ca/fr/exprime...FqbxAkqRXRk1Ne1tjf2EuRvldw_Krf3RL7Bpi45HY-kWQ
25 months its too long !! Please sign
https://www.assnat.qc.ca/fr/exprime...FqbxAkqRXRk1Ne1tjf2EuRvldw_Krf3RL7Bpi45HY-kWQ
Spousal sponsorship timeline, already living in Quebec
Processing office - Mississauga
Application Submitted - July 27, 2022
Medical passed - Oct 04, 2022
Background Verification Passed - Dec 22, 2022
CSQ received- Mid Jan, 2023
Applicant eligibility completed - July 28, 2023
Sponsored eligibility completed - Aug 02, 2023
We've had no updates to our application tracker since the background verification passed. Honestly it's getting quite frustrating now. I'm on an open work visa that lasts till August next year, which means I'll have to start thinking about extending that in a few months.
Processing office - Mississauga
Application Submitted - July 27, 2022
Medical passed - Oct 04, 2022
Background Verification Passed - Dec 22, 2022
CSQ received- Mid Jan, 2023
Applicant eligibility completed - July 28, 2023
Sponsored eligibility completed - Aug 02, 2023
We've had no updates to our application tracker since the background verification passed. Honestly it's getting quite frustrating now. I'm on an open work visa that lasts till August next year, which means I'll have to start thinking about extending that in a few months.
Yeah, I thought I'd add mine because ours are so similar, was good to know that it probably means they've not lost our applications down behind the back of a filing cabinet. Gonna be honest, I'm pretty sick of it now. I'm about ready to have the part of my life where I'm dealing with IRCC to be over.