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The letter from Etobicoke was originally posted by me under the admissiblebrit logon in another forum. I applied for TRP and rehab and recieved this letter, they kept my $1000 though :) At the time it suprised myself and my lawyer. In 2000 i was convicted of Posession of a controlled...

To answer the other poster. It is important you order your FOSS notes to see they believe it is not a genuine marriage. If you don't and don't submit any NEW evidence to dispute this it will be rejected again.

1st contact your mp, second get some free advice via a consultation with a lawyer. If you want a contact you can use the lawyers who provide this site, or I would be happy to give the details of the lawyer who handled my case. Order your foss notes. Was your spouse interviewed, if not you may...

Different local offices have different timelines, Scarborough is a busier office so 1- 3 months isn't an unusual wait time there. I'm in Winnipeg and when i recieved my completed processing in July i landed a month later, but my letter never came i was able to get my MP to arrange a landing...

From you other thread I understand you applied inland through cic vegreville? If you did usually you do not send off your passport you will get a letter usually 1 - 3 months after decision made from the cic nearest to you (sometimes it's really fast sometimes slow depends on the office and the...

In an inland application if there is a problem like inadmissibilty or questioning valididty of relationship the file has to be transferred to a local office for a 'procedural fairness' interview. Vegreville cannot refuse an applicant under these circumstances and the file has to be transferred...

If the stuff is already in Canada u don't need to declare it when u land it's already here. You declare the stuff you're bringing with you're shipping in from uk not the stuff you already have in Canada. If you're not having anything else shipped from uk you don't have to declare it it already...

No No totally understand. I mean its unlikley you'll be banned for just saying you're coming to visit and being allowed to withdrawl the application to enter. If you say you're coming here and dont intend to leave, or they discover your intentions are different from what you tell them, then...

you should edit this post and take out your client ID you should never post this in a public forum

if she is in canada and you have filed for an extension she has implied status until a decsison is made on the extension so you should be fine

These (meds and police certs) are not required to get to AIP. The reason is police certs are valid for 3 months and meds for 12. In my experience they issue aip then an inland file is given a brought forward date and queued for final review. At this time they will send a request for certs and...

could be a little problematic, a guy who works for my company had some issues but he was able to get in. Funny though everytime i've been into US at the land border ive had a stamp. Which is a complete pain in the arse because renewing passports when you've run out of pages can be costly. 23...

LOL she wouldn't be banned she'd have to commit an offence against the IRPA or be some kind of national security threat to be banned. Most likley they'd deny entry and tell her to file an outland application then she'd be flagged by CBSA, but not outright banned. You're not breaking any law...

did you get a stamp in ur passport from Canada POE when you came back? that should be enough

i had my work visa extension returned, i paid the wrong fee, but they gave me 30 days to pay it and when i sent it back they processed it fairly quickly

if you applied inland at vegreville you will land at the local CIC. IF you are bringing stuff into canada you sort that out with CBSA. If you applied outland at CHC london and you decide to flagpole (basically for those who dont know you cross into the US and come back) if you are bringing...

Yup from a doing things properly standpoint its always better to have the TRV extension processing. But as i said before you dont need to worry about having status to land on an outland application. If you're near the border its much quicker to flagpole and land at a POE than it is to make an...

Nope long as the sponsor is not receiving welfare it isn't a problem

He only has to have legal status in canada to land at an inland office, which is going to take another month at least to get the appointment. To flagpole all he has to do is cross into the US then cross back and land. If the Visa is in the passport coming back he has 2 options he can go to the...

I dont think you need one if you're in transit, which means he wont be clearing customs. The best way to check is to call the airline they will know.