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I received a request for fingerprints and had to send it to RCMP in Canada. HAd to clearly state what the processing embassy was so they could send the results to them. All went fine.

CIC employs thousands of people. I cannot imagine that they are just sitting in their office, reading and answering application forms. Their whole existence is about controlling (i.e. checking out) incoming foreigners.

Be honest. If you happen to not comply with all the rules, it is always best to tell them and explain why things are the way they are (thinking you are married to another person and cannot get a divorce worked out). If you lie and CIC finds out you lie in order to get a PR, you will be denied...

I entered Canada a few times as temporary visitor, had my 3 month visa extended once. In total around 7 months, back and forth to my home country. I was asked for my fingerprints around 2 months after the embassy started processing my file. I did it in paper (not electronically) but the results...

I was in Canada for over 7 months, but with gaps. I was asked to send my fingerprints to RCMP to be checked. I do not think you can do it upfront, because you have to mention your CIC filenumber and processing embassy. RCMP send results directly to the processing embassy.

No, it will not.

Do you have any family or friend with a credit card? I used my father's card, and paid him back through the bank. Good luck, DutchMan

Hi Canswede, I was in the same situation. I had to proof that me and my Canadian girlfriend were living together for 5 years in Holland. The normal forms at townhall are in Dutch, and translation and certifying by a notary are very expensive. I asked townhall for an international version of...

I answered it with: Not applicable. We live together. And got my PPR last week :-) Best regards, DutchMan

I flew many times back and forth to Canada (I am Dutch, she Canadian). Return tickets are always cheaper than one way. I know it sounds silly, but check the airline ticket websites and you will see it for yourselves. As far as I know you will not be admitted as a visitor with a one way ticket...

I did my Xray a week after the medical, at a hospital nearby the designated medical practitioner. Then had to deliver the photo's at the doctor, who combined his papers with the photo and send them (in my case) to Vienna. It sounds ok to me.

Answer no. You are not a permanent resident, and you are not naturalized. Good luck with your application.

Hi Bob, I do not have a co-signer and made the same conclusion as you. I did not include a statutory declaration. I did however include a signed letter from my parents and my common-law's partners brother, saying that we have been a couple since 2003. Also an official document from my...

My sponsor has a criminal record. I had to answer the question you are referring to with no, but I added a copy of her criminal record. I clarified it with a letter saying that although this information is not specifically asked, I do not want to withhold important information. She was approved...

Anyone had to send a fingerprint slip to RCMP lately? I was asked to by the processing embassy, probably because I lived in Canada for over 6 months. I live presently in the Netherlands and I mailed my slip end of May 2008. I wonder if it really takes 120 days or more.. DutchMan

I had to do my pictures over, because the background was not the correct white color.. Mine were a slightly dark shade of gray.. So if anything is not correct, they will ask you for new pics.

I never received an AOR from the local visa office (Berlin). My case is being processed normally though. I did receive a request for additional documents after a while, which included my case number. Checking Ecas can be done using your partner's credentials. There is no difference in the info...

Thank you for your quick reply! Makes be feel more relaxed, I do not want another delay because of something minor.. DutchMan

Dears, Our application for PR is being processed, type family class. Sponsorship has been approved and now PR is being processed in Germany. Because I was in Canada over 6 months they want me to get a police clearance from Canada. I got the fingerprints from the Dutch police and have send this...

Another one: www.voipbuster.com I have been using it for almost 4 years now. Calling to Canada is completely for free, mobile and landlines. Works fantastic. Best regards, DutchMan