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I don't think many outland applications have been processed in that time frame. That would be extremely rare. They're still working on Sept apps and if you look at the estimated time, its 8 months. We are well within that, and they're getting to our applications. We could be waiting years...6...

We did the same move in October 2023. Did Inland. The border crossing was very straightforward, the application process straightforward, husband had work permit and was working by Feb. Biggest thing is to have enough savings for yourself (not a requirement for paperwork) to live off one income...

We got our Spousal sponsorship Feb 5 and Approved in Principle Feb 15. was a bit worried, but it ended up being fine!

We got the biometrics request in early December, and it's been crickets since. No background check in progress, no sponsorship approval, no medical request, nothing....

I would contact a consultant. Daniel Hirschkorn does video/call consults for $100 and can help you get on the right track. Likely just handling it differently at the border will be okay, and having answers to all the questions they ask. We were in the same situation, and handled as we was a...

Check Quebec's rules, as I know in Saskatchewan, my husband just needed his AOR to apply for temporary health care (for 1 year until he gets his PR). Travel insurance will cover the interim.

I am a Canadian citizen living in the US with my US Citizen husband and we are looking to relocate to Canada. We would prefer doing outbound sponsorship and waiting 6-8 months in the US before moving. We currently live in a travel trailer (thanks to the glorious housing market) and have the...