It most likely is positive it is totally reasonable to have that what if in the back of your head until you have the COPR in your hands!edarbaz said:Yes I have decision made on both! I don't want to get too excited, but I assume I am a yes or such a straight NO that the feds will be here soon to take me away.
Yes, in the guide, there is a handy Checklist (which you have to send with the application anyway). You send these (with the payment) to MIDI. Then, you will receive your CSQ. In theory, you don't have to do anything else, as the MIDI will forward their decision to CIC. In some rare instances, the decision isn't forwarded and CIC will ask you to provide one of the copies of the certificate.mmartin88 said:Hi everyone (again!)
I got my request for CSQs today, as my boyfriend and I are currently residing in Quebec, and I just want to make sure that these are the right forms I am supposed to be filling out and sending?
Excepting Application for selection certificate, Payment by credit card and Declaration of sponsor abroad - Family class, forms must be filled out in French. The English translations are included only to help you do so accurately.
Sponsor's guide - Family class (PDF, 540 Kb)
Undertaking application form - Family class (Dynamic PDF, 167 Kb). You and the cosignatory, if any, must complete and sign two copies of this form.
Documents submitted in support of the undertaking application (Dynamic PDF, 1 200 Kb)
Sponsor's or Co-signatory Spouse's Declaration of Authorization (Dynamic PDF, 91 Kb)
Guide for sponsored persons - Family class (PDF, 180 Kb)
Application for selection certificate - Family class (Dynamic PDF, 814 Kb)
If you are paying your application processing fee by credit card, you must fill out the form Payment by credit card, sign it and enclosed it with your application:
Payment by credit card (Dynamic PDF, 399 Kb)
Added! The spreadsheet is now in the future. Please inform us if it does not arrive by Monday.jb1989 said:Application sent today and should be received on Monday!
Can I be added to the spreadsheet please?
Common-Law
British (visa exempt)
Current location Vancouver
Meds done December 2 2014
Haha...If only we could skip even further into the future and see the rest of it filled in too...andrew-brit said:Added! The spreadsheet is now in the future. Please inform us if it does not arrive by Monday.
BChome said:Decision was made Feb 9 for me and I still haven't heard anything.. it will be 4 weeks on Monday.
Does the decision always get sent to the applicant (me in UK) or could it have been sent to my other half (sponsor in Canada)?
My ECAS is still showing my Canadian address even though CIC have been notified that I've been in the UK since last May..
I'm so anxious about it all.. I can't believe that yet another month has passed even when I've reached decision made stage
You don't need proof of funds .. Any thing over $10,000 must be declared even if you have Canadian money all must be under 10 grand together if you don't want to declare it.keego_1 said:Hi All,
I,m a bit confused about the proof of funds on port of entry myself and my family (three of us) are landing on the 3rd of march with my COPR, my partner is a Canadian citizen, and it is written on the letter that proof of funds is NOT NEEDED if I was sponsored in, by a Canadian Citizen INSIDE Canada, so does this mean that proof of funds must be shown when we are coming from Ireland. Would a bank statement be enough I can also bring the amount required but this must be declared if over 10,000. So is it fine to declare any amount over this.
Thanks! And just to be sure, it's Undertaking application – Kit A – without financial requirements, correct? I was always under the impression that I had to comply with financial requirements since it's a sponsorship case.Petitepoutine said:Yes, in the guide, there is a handy Checklist (which you have to send with the application anyway). You send these (with the payment) to MIDI. Then, you will receive your CSQ. In theory, you don't have to do anything else, as the MIDI will forward their decision to CIC. In some rare instances, the decision isn't forwarded and CIC will ask you to provide one of the copies of the certificate.