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Do you have significant savings to prove that you can support yourselves without going on welfare? How can you afford to live if you are not working... you will need to be able to explain this

Just go with the honest response - how are you guys financially supporting yourselves now and in the future? You will need to prove that you are able to support yourselves and that you will not need to utilize welfare/government support.

1. My husband took the entire copy of his application which included his birth certificate, but the only identity documented the officer requested to see was his passport. 2. If there are no children, there are no dependents. 3. That fee does include the Right of Permanent Resident Fee. We...

My husband completed the process in 8 months - very lucky. However, there are still people who applied March 2015 who are not finished. Processing times seem to vary greatly

I know after we got married we were able to pay a "rush fee" and get our marriage certificate in a couple days... not sure if that is an option for you, but worth looking into.

When my husband and I went to my landing interview, they did ask to see a form of ID from me (sponsor)... I showed them my passport. I think it varies ... some agents ask and some don't.

We printed our photos on regular paper (4 photos to a page with description) and had no issues.

I believe for that section, you just need to include those specified under the section for Korean nationals - at least that is how it reads to me. Both the Family Relation Certificate and Family Census Registrar would contain the same information as a household registry. My husband never...

My husband's took 41 days!

Congrats!!

Yes he did - he received it earlier this week (around 41 days since landing). Doesn't seem very fair that you have to continue to wait when it was CIC that made the error in sending the wrong pdf form

My husband received his PR card in about 6 weeks. Maybe get your local MP to look into it?

Did they just change the photo requirements?? My husband landed July 6 and had no issue with the photos

We sent about 40 pages that consisted of emails, texts, facebook chat, skype, etc. spanning over our 5 year relationship.

We did not receive an AOR for the open work permit... it simply arrived via mail approximately 4 months after we submitted the app.

I was a daily Tuesday/Wednesday/sometimes Thursday checker for months and can assure you it will eventually change!! (we got DM on a Monday!!)

I was quite surprised to see it arrive this quickly - at our interview the agent said it would likely be 8-12 weeks - we assumed closer to the 12 weeks!

My husband's PR card arrived in the mail today!!

We put our application in order of the checklist (barcode pages, forms, documents, proof of relationship) and just put in one big envelope. There is also a big thread on here where someone shared photos of their application - divided into 3 envelopes. I know a lot of other people have done...

1. No 2. We put all the addresses my husband stayed at (including when he visited in Canada for 3 months and studied outside of Korea), even though the only address registered with the Korean government is his parent's address. CIC didn't ask for any proof of addresses. 3. We did the medical...