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As most of you know you are granted six months when entering If you do want to stay while waiting for your PR to be approved you can just renew your visitor status on the CIC website if that is what you choose to do.

It's not even really an interview. They are just going to go over everything with you that is stated on your landing papers. They'll ask you to take a seat as they process the information in the computer and they'll call you back up to sign your landing papers.

I know that RBC is pretty generous with new Canadians. Look on their website they even have a section for new people in Canada and they don't require a credit check with proof of just landing I suppose. I doubt you'd get the best credit card right away but if you are responsible with paying...

Not all immigration lawyers/consultants are bad or take advantage of people. I think the best thing to do is shop around and find one that you find comfortable with and read reviews online to see if people have had good experiences with them or if you know a friend who may have gone through the...

You may enter Quebec with out a CSQ. But you must provide proof you have the intent of residing else where in the country. So a ticket to your connecting flight to another city/province or your future address to your apartment/house may be sufficient. Although, from experience the immigration...

No, once you land in Canada they will send your PR card to your Canadian address you provided. You do not need your PR card to start working just as long as you have a SIN number that you can get by going to Service Canada. You will get a SIN number immediately, there is no waiting.

...and yes if he has legal status in Canada he can remain in Canada until a decision has been made.

If you have applied outland than your husband may be able to visit with you. Since he is from Cameroon he will have to apply for a visitor visa prior to visiting Canada.

Yes, that is correct Ponga. I should have mentioned that too. Even if you are already in Canada you can still apply Outland.

Ponga thanks haha... :P

Exactly, if you and your husband want the freedom to come and go as you please than applying outland is the best option. I experienced this whole thing as well. I wrote about my experience on another post under the Subject: Sponsoring Some one from the US (I'd provide a link but apparently...

Hello everyone, I know that applying for Permanent Residence can be a very stressful time. I completely understand because I went through it and I want to share my experience so it can hopefully help you. I am a US citizen and my partner sponsored me through the outland route. I 100%...

Yes, apply outland it is way quicker. If you don't mind taking some time to refill out applications for the outland route you'll only have to wait 4-6 months until your husbands PR is will approved. Your husband can remain in Canada while he waits just be sure he always has a valid status that...