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There's another Inland-only spreadsheet here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Yn3BFzI4q4xAy4EW3pG4CgQz9o3EzF5b18_tcSJwBhA/edit Also, my husband got his work permit approved today! Here's his timeline: Application with OWP received by CIC: March 12, 2018 at around 1PM PST AOR received...

Yep! In IMM 5532 (the Relationship Information and Sponsorship Evaluation form), the last question asks you if there's any more information you wish to share to support your relationship. You can write about your flight itineraries there and attach them to that form.

If you're including IMM 5669 as part of your initial spousal sponsorship application, you won't have an application number and can leave that space blank.

Yep - I submitted mine in March and had to provide my Schedula A and PCC up-front.

Are you submitting IMM 5669 online or part of your initial spousal PR application? If it's the latter, you'll need to print out the form and sign using pen, otherwise your entire application will get returned: "For this form to be accepted as part of a paper application, each person required to...

Choose Family for Question 1 of IMM0008, and then Spouse for Question 2 :) What country is your wife from? You should submit the police certificate along with the application unless specifically stated here...

No worries! I was wondering the same thing at first too when I received the AOR letter :) Luckily I just tried linking it to see if it would work and it did.

Have you tried linking your OWP online? I also received no mention of our OWP application in the AOR letter, but I was able to link my husband's OWP online that same day.

You can call CIC here to ask about your application: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/contacts/call.asp The sponsor gets the email, and the email address of the sender is Client-update-mise-a-jour@cic.gc.ca

Looking at the Inland Applications Spreadsheet, most people in 2018 have been getting their AOR within 25-30 days (including me) :) So you should hopefully get yours by April 20th to April 25th

Yep, you can do that entire FBI background check from Canada - that's what my husband did. He used the new online FBI Identity History Summary Request site (https://www.edo.cjis.gov/#/), and received his police certificate online a week after he mailed in his fingerprints. As to your second...

I’m close to your timeline too: Application with OWP received by CIC: March 12, 2018 at around 1PM PST AOR received: April 10, 2018 at around 2PM PST I haven't tried linking yet as I'm at work now but hopefully it'll go over well :) For anyone that's still waiting for theirs, the email will...

No problem! I remember feeling devastated after the interaction with the CBSA officer, so I'm glad I was able to help someone facing the same situation :) It all worked out in the end for us, and it'll be the same way for you too, especially since you're both so close to the border. That makes...

Before his visitor permit expired (180 days after his latest visit to Canada), he applied to get his visitor permit extended for another year - we sent them our marriage license + all of the inland sponsorship fees upfront to show that we were serious about our intent to apply for his permanent...

After three or four months me going down to visit him in the states every other weekend, he tried to visit me again in Canada... and was successful! He had to go through secondary and show the officer all the ties he had in the States, but he made it through. After that, he'd visit me in Canada...

You can try putting down the birth date as 1900/01/01 in order to validate the form, and then explain the correct date on a separate sheet.

I totally empathize with where you’re coming from since I was in a similar scenario - my American husband worked for an American company, but also spent nights with me in Canada. A CBSA officer eventually denied him access to Canada since he didn’t have enough ties to the states, so after that...

Hmmm, that I'm not sure about. You could try asking in the EE forum and hopefully someone can answer you there: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/forums/express-entry-expression-of-interest.54/

There's now an online process for FBI History Summary checks that could maybe help you: https://www.edo.cjis.gov I would try filling out online application form, and then call the FBI office to see if they can link your previous summary request with the online request. Good luck!

They actually updated Schedule A again - it lists the latest updated form as Dec 2016 on the website, but if you click on the link the form reads (02-2018) at the bottom. I checked both the 2016 and 2018 version and they were identical to each other except for the footer date, so I think you...