Thanks! I did mention it before but noticed it wasn't on the spreadsheet! I just realised I put July 16th for DM, it was definitely July 13th lolinwhiteshoes said:
Hi, I didn't set up a column in the spreadsheet for DM (mostly because the inner pessimist says the decision could theoretically be approval or denial...) but let us know when you get your COPR with the issue date and I'll add that to the spreadsheet (I shall silence the inner pessimist for a sec and assume that it's when and not ifbally21 said:
). Hope you get your hands on it soon!
haha you sound like my husband! He is refusing to get excited about it until it's arrived! I see that logic since DM came much sooner than imagined but I can't see how they could deny us! Finger's crossed anyways!Deficient said:Hi, I didn't set up a column in the spreadsheet for DM (mostly because the inner pessimist says the decision could theoretically be approval or denial...) but let us know when you get your COPR with the issue date and I'll add that to the spreadsheet (I shall silence the inner pessimist for a sec and assume that it's when and not if
the PR is a visa of sorts a permanent one providing you undertake and adhere to conditions laid out in the visa and after consultation with an immigration official. A visitors visa is just that a visa that allows you to visit for a maximum set period of time (usually 6 months)canadiangirl78 said:
If you are not visa exempt then you will have the TRV visa attached in to your passport. If you are visa exempt nothing will be attached only a stamp.canadiangirl78 said:
