Implied Status, please help!

[geran321414]

Hello there,

I submitted my family sponsorship application along with my work permit application on 2011/06/26 and they received it 2011/07/05. I am from China, Beijing and my common-law partner is from Canada. I am currently working at a Canadian bank and they would not provide LMO for me due to their guideline. I am currently on implied status and waiting for the response and according to the official website, they are working on the application that they received from 2010/11/10.
My question will be how and where I can get a letter indicating that I am on implied status, so I can renew my driver license and so forth. I read in couple of articles that there is a way to get it. But I contacted immigration Canada and the answer is no that they don't provide such thing. Many thanks in advance.

Susan

[newlife23]

You will not receive an official letter stating that you are on implied status. Your receipt from payment made to extend or change your status and photocopy of your applications are the only proofs.

[geran321414]

Thanks for the answer.
 
Is there a way that I can renew my driver license or health card?

[geran321414]

Did anyone have the same experience? I am worried about my DL and my health card renewal. They both expire the coming Jan., but based on the processing time-line. There is no way I can get a response before that. Please let me know if you have any solution for that. Many thanks! 

[lovely20]

Thanks for the answer.
 
Is there a way that I can renew my driver license or health card?

We live in Alberta, and when my hubby's license expired he was not able to renew it because they were asking for a valid work permit then or the first stage approval from CIC.  He wasn't able to drive for a couple of months.  Same thing with Alberta Health, it expired as soon as his WP expired but they gave us a one-time 90 days extension.  After the extension lapsed, we had to wait for his open work permit to be able to renew.

[ilovecanada4ever]

geran, come in and join us at the group of inland application 2011. 

[angelbrat]

During the period I was on implied status, I was unable to renew my driving licence or health card.

It is a scary time for sure, I was praying that nothing serious happened to me or my son during those few months.

Implied status does not give you very many rights, except to remain in Canada and work at the same job.

[geran321414]

   Thank you for the answers... I guess I will need to walk to my work after it expired.

[rouvie]

hi susan,

i guess you got an answer for your question already..just additional, you will be implied status upon receiving your application..as long as yo didn't exceed the 90 days period before you apply for work permit..or if you have inland application you don't have to worry that much, that's the benefit of applying inland..just try not to get pregnant while waiting for your first approval..

[geran321414]

Hi rouvie,

Thank you for the advise. I was thinking about that. But figured that I would not be able to get mat. leave benefit.  I really want a baby though~ They are so cute! 

[rouvie]

that's my own experience. i'm implied status right now..i got pregnant last year then i gave birth to my daughter last april, and my WP expired  last june. i'm not done with my mat leave yet and sure EI cut me off..so i'm not receiving any money which is sucks. but hopefully I'll get my PR soon so i can get EI before dec..just assuming  well, its hard not recieving benefits when you know you work for it..but one thing I never regret is having a beautiful baby..to think about getting pregnant ryt now is pretty expensive, cause you have to pay every appointment and the worst scenario is to pay your hospital bills which I found out atleast you have 20-50G's...that's alot of money 

[geran321414]

  OMG, that's a lot of money... Wish you can get your PR soon enough. Thanks again for your advice.