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My application to sponsor was submitted april 21, 2009 and visa was issues october 8, 2009

Hi folks, If you are not looking yet, you can find some timelines in: http://www.trackitt.com/canada-immigration-trackers/family-class Just to give everyone an idea, we submitted my wife's passport last June 2009 and she received her passport back with Visa October 2009.

Go to this link to see approximate timings for the different visa offices: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/times/international/05-fc-spouses.asp

I suggest you put in more info on this so people can give their input. Some information you can put in: 1. What type of application 2. Where you are applying from

Mississauga (at least for sponsorship applications) do not send out any AOR. Once you submit your application to them, it's either you would get the whole package back (if it was lacking or something) or you would get a decision from them.

I think it depends on where most of your family are - I would guess you want them to be part of this event. For me, I went back to the Philippines to get married, my wife's application has been approved and she will be going here before Christmas

acknowledgement of receipt - depending on your application and what stage you are at in your application, you may or may not get one.

I think they will only have priority processing for those affected - I guess they'll base their decision on who was affected or not from the address of your spouse/partner. Good luck in your application!

Hi Vinz, I experienced the same thing. I sponsored my wife and got a letter here in Canada which had the envelope addressed to me but had the wrong letter inside. What I did was to ask them through https://dmp-portal.cic.gc.ca/cicemail/intro-eng.aspx?mission=manila I also attached scanned...

My timeline, for anyone interseted: 1. April 24, 2009 - Application sent to CIC Mississauga 2. May 21, 2009 - Sponsorship approved 3. June 9, 2009 - Application received by Manila office 4. June 16, 2009 - AOR received - passport requested 5. June 29, 2009 - Passport sent 6. August 21, 2009 -...

To everyone in the forum whose application for PR is being processed in Manila: I was looking through the internet and found this news: http://globalnation.inquirer.net/news/breakingnews/view/20091002-228032/Canada-offers-to-take-in-Filipino-victims-of-Ondoy Good luck to everyone!

Hi, Well, in theory they should update the website to "Decision Made" for your husband's PR application. I know they keep this up to date for the sponsorship part, but not sure about the PR part. My wif'es application has been in process for 3 months and counting... and still waiting. As for...

I believe only permanent residents and citizens can sponsor. If he is going to Canada as a student, not sure how he will sponsor you

1. How long does it take to process my husband PR Visa? Manila processing time is between 4-8 months 2. Given it has been approved or anything, what would be the update that we can see in CIC? Is it "Decision made" or other? I won't expect any more updates in the CIC website until they make...

From sponsor's guide: You will have to provide us with documents that show your financial resources for the past 12 months and prove you are financially able to sponsor members of the family class. You may solicit the help of a co-signer (must be your spouse or common-law partner). If you...

if you have some time, I say go ahead and take a new NBI clearance... but as far as I know, having the medical redone is important because it has to be good until you land in Canada - more senior members of the forum can clarify this.

regarding doing the medicals - you really need to do your medical before the application is submitted if you are applying through the Family Class - specifically, Spouse/Partner stream... so if you submitted your application directly to Manila, I am guessing you were not sponsored by your Spouse

I am still waiting for my wife (not husband) :) I just finished the first stage approval (approval to sponsor) and still face a lot of waiting time. The first stage approval took less than a month.

i myself was sponsored under a provincial nominee program last year. i went back to my home country a mere 9 months after i got to Canada and married my fiance. I then went back to Canada and filed to sponsor her as my spouse - and this all happened before i even spent 1 year living in Canada...

Great! Thanks for the clarification... Wonder what they were complaining about the pictures, size? the fact that I was not able to label them? Any ideas?