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Hi! Regarding the spreadsheet- I had the wrong AOR date on my sig here, I had the date of sponsorship approval listed as AOR lol someone pointed that out that knows me from another forum :D I fixed it now...Can you change it to the proper date please! Thanks!

ps Hi Amaranth! :D
 
ddobro2 said:
I have something to ask of you as well. In the "Client Details" section of your notes, after the lines that say Occupation, Telephone #, Fax #, and E-mail (this was on page 4 of my packet of notes), do you have a mini-section called "CSQ Information"? This has three lines: Individual Ref. #, Issuance Date, and Valid to:. The CSQ Information sub-section is above the "Address" sub-section on mine. Do you have that?

Yup mine has that section also but there isnt any info there.
 
Thanks for letting me know. The reason I asked was I know you're not a Quebec applicant, so I wanted to check if that was a routine section for everyone or not. The fact that mine was blank makes me very nervous. They should have not only gotten my CSQ from Quebec but also the copy I sent to CPCM with a note asking them to forward it to the VO in case they did not get the original. I sent my RPRF at the same time, which CPCM did acknowledge. Ugh..... ::)
Calgary-Bound said:
Yup mine has that section also but there isnt any info there.
 
ddobro2 said:
Thanks for letting me know. The reason I asked was I know you're not a Quebec applicant, so I wanted to check if that was a routine section for everyone or not. The fact that mine was blank makes me very nervous. They should have not only gotten my CSQ from Quebec but also the copy I sent to CPCM with a note asking them to forward it to the VO in case they did not get the original. I sent my RPRF at the same time, which CPCM did acknowledge. Ugh..... ::)

Could they maybe fill that part In later when they do all the checks?
 
My line of thinking is that as the CSQ section simply requires putting numbers and dates associated with that document (well, I'm pretty sure it does), issued by the Quebec authorities, it would make a whole lot of sense to get that out of the way as opposed to enter data that requires more of an analysis on the part of the immigration officer (like, say, the medical info, which has been for the most part entered). What I'm most concerned about is them having that CSQ at all.
Calgary-Bound said:
Could they maybe fill that part In later when they do all the checks?
 
Trish1982 said:
Hi! Regarding the spreadsheet- I had the wrong AOR date on my sig here, I had the date of sponsorship approval listed as AOR lol someone pointed that out that knows me from another forum :D I fixed it now...Can you change it to the proper date please! Thanks!

ps Hi Amaranth! :D

Hah, I was right! Hello! ;D
 
Well, we've e-mailed our police certificates and translations to Buffalo. We'll snail mail the "originals" (Brazil provides these online for FREE) once they arrive via CanadaPost from our translator. Here's hoping snail mail isn't too slow today.

FYI: if anyone needs translation from either Portuguese or Spanish to English, this is the person to contact:

Florinda Lages, ATIO Certified Translator, M.A., B.A.
11 Rothsay Ave.
Toronto, ON M8Z 4L9
Tel.: 416-201-0390
flolages@rogers.com

Her price was the most reasonable we could find and her turnaround was less than 24 hours.
 
Ok, done.
Trish1982 said:
Hi! Regarding the spreadsheet- I had the wrong AOR date on my sig here, I had the date of sponsorship approval listed as AOR lol someone pointed that out that knows me from another forum :D I fixed it now...Can you change it to the proper date please! Thanks!

ps Hi Amaranth! :D
 
CandC2009 said:
yay! with cake...cheesecake and ice cream cake, why only have one? we deserve both!

We will have ALL of the cakes. The sugar shock we get from all the cake at this party will be legendary. :P
 
amaranth said:
We will have ALL of the cakes. The sugar shock we get from all the cake at this party will be legendary. :P

awesome! sugar hangovers for all!
 
nhl1011 said:
I have application number is: F0****and paperfile number: B0****
what are these numbers for? Can anyone help to explain??

I have two numbers but VO replied my file is currently awaiting review in a large queue of files. (don't know how large :'( )

We got an email back in July that had both file numbers on it (after we prodded Buffalo) but when we got the COPR it only had the F number, so I can almost agree with some of the previous speculation of them just being in a transition period from B to F numbers. No worries, man, you're on your way.
 
jayde said:
Subj & Sponsr 1st met thru the internet 15DEC07 and then in person a pprox 1 1/2 years later 29Jul09 in Indianapolis. They began dating from teh time they met in person and married almost 1 year later in Indianapolis on 27Apr10. Relationship appears bona fide. Mar Cert on File. Recommend Waiver of Intvw -

Are you from Indy? Tehehe, cuz I am! :P
 
LOL my hubby is and I figured from your screen name that you are too hehe.
 
ddobro2 said:
My line of thinking is that as the CSQ section simply requires putting numbers and dates associated with that document (well, I'm pretty sure it does), issued by the Quebec authorities, it would make a whole lot of sense to get that out of the way as opposed to enter data that requires more of an analysis on the part of the immigration officer (like, say, the medical info, which has been for the most part entered). What I'm most concerned about is them having that CSQ at all.

You know better than that.To even try and figure out there way of thinking and how they process things is unreal.But hopefully they have it or maybe its time for a specific inquiry to make sure.