moochops said:Well following the advice of forcing AOR's I emailed Buffalo a couple of weeks ago, and they responded within 24 hours advising that they hyad sent an email back in August confirming receipt of the file on the 24th August. Yay I have an AOR 8)
They then resent the email but it didn't have the file number on it.
So I emailed them back and thanked them, but advised that they had ommited the file number.
No reply.
So in a huff last night I sent them another email asking them (for the second time) could someone please email me my file number.
This morning got said file number within 12 hours of my message!!!!!
So they do read the emails, and reply to them when they feel like it lol.
But thank you Buffalo I do appreciate the response![]()
$150 is cheap in comparison to what I know - it can cost around $1,000 and up for a visitor extention. But I understand that even this money can be dificult at times after all expenses related to immigration. As a general rule, you should apply for a visitor extention 30 days before it expires but it's still ok to apply as long as it's before your visitor record expiry. Any documents that you can show that you're waiting for your spousal PR app and would like to be with your hubby during this time. Also don't forget to show you have financial means of support while visiting Canada.nhl1011 said:Does anyone familiar with extending visitor record?
Mine expires in feb 2012,guess have to extend it one more time.
But I am not quite sure what kind of documents i need to provide...
Immigration consultants are asking 150 for service charge...I want to save this $ if I can lol.
This immigration thing is so annoying...![]()
Have to lay off in Canada for such a long period...waste of youth. Argh
C'mon buffalo, what y'all doing? Work harder and faster!
Thanks in advance for the help.
nhl1011 said:Does anyone familiar with extending visitor record?
Mine expires in feb 2012,guess have to extend it one more time.
But I am not quite sure what kind of documents i need to provide...
Immigration consultants are asking 150 for service charge...I want to save this $ if I can lol.
This immigration thing is so annoying...![]()
Have to lay off in Canada for such a long period...waste of youth. Argh
C'mon buffalo, what y'all doing? Work harder and faster!
Thanks in advance for the help.
moochops said:I thought I did, but I remember asking on here if it was the AOR and apparently according to the 'rules' of AOR, no it wasn't.
The sponsorship approval email advised that they had submitted the application to Buffalo, and Ecas stated that this was recieved on the 9th of August.
The actual AOR states they recieved the file on the 24th and it is "now in a big dusty hole waiting for somone to throw a dart into it to see which one gets worked on first".
moochops said:The actual AOR states they recieved the file on the 24th and it is "now in a big dusty hole waiting for somone to throw a dart into it to see which one gets worked on first".
nhl1011 said:Does anyone familiar with extending visitor record?
Mine expires in feb 2012,guess have to extend it one more time.
But I am not quite sure what kind of documents i need to provide...
Immigration consultants are asking 150 for service charge...I want to save this $ if I can lol.
This immigration thing is so annoying...![]()
Have to lay off in Canada for such a long period...waste of youth. Argh
C'mon buffalo, what y'all doing? Work harder and faster!
Thanks in advance for the help.
Quince777 said:$150 is cheap in comparison to what I know - it can cost around $1,000 and up for a visitor extention. But I understand that even this money can be dificult at times after all expenses related to immigration. As a general rule, you should apply for a visitor extention 30 days before it expires but it's still ok to apply as long as it's before your visitor record expiry. Any documents that you can show that you're waiting for your spousal PR app and would like to be with your hubby during this time. Also don't forget to show you have financial means of support while visiting Canada.
Tell me about it - the waiting is a waste of my youth too, sometimes I feel like I could have done so much more with my career or education :'(.
ddobro2 said:Me three about the waste of youth part. I believe nhl has a wifey not a hubby, btw![]()
mjh49783aa said:Thankfully, I've spent most all of my youth while I was still young. (not that I'm necessarily old)![]()
$1000? Is that what some immigration consultants charge for a simple visitor record extension that costs $75 if you do it yourself? My god, I think I may need to set up practice as an immigration consultant if that's the sort of prices they're charging (and people are actually paying)!Quince777 said:$150 is cheap in comparison to what I know - it can cost around $1,000 and up for a visitor extention. But I understand that even this money can be dificult at times after all expenses related to immigration. As a general rule, you should apply for a visitor extention 30 days before it expires but it's still ok to apply as long as it's before your visitor record expiry. Any documents that you can show that you're waiting for your spousal PR app and would like to be with your hubby during this time. Also don't forget to show you have financial means of support while visiting Canada.
Tell me about it - the waiting is a waste of my youth too, sometimes I feel like I could have done so much more with my career or education :'(.