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Pregnant wife being brought to Canada

Cabalen

Champion Member
Apr 28, 2011
1,200
51
Kitchener, Ontario
Category........
Visa Office......
CPC-O
NOC Code......
2132
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
14-04-2014
AOR Received.
08-05-2014
Med's Request
05-11-2014
Med's Done....
06-11-2014
Passport Req..
27-02-2015
VISA ISSUED...
09-03-2015
LANDED..........
21-03-2015
Hi All,

I'll be getting a TWP hopefully in the coming months -- waiting for my positive LMO. I'm planning to bring my wife and daughter. Surprisingly, we just found out that my wife is 8 weeks pregnant.

Will this have any effect in the decision of my TWP?

Thanks!
 

Jitu1011

Hero Member
Aug 23, 2011
418
24
Toronto, ON
Category........
Visa Office......
NEW DELHI
NOC Code......
6216
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
14-05-2012
Doc's Request.
Reached Sydney 18-05-2012/ PER 4 June 2012
AOR Received.
20-JUNE-2012
IELTS Request
7.5 (Sent with application)
File Transfer...
20-June-2012
Med's Request
14-AUG-2012
Med's Done....
25-AUG-2012/ Medical Line updated on Ecas 7Oct2012
Interview........
Waived
Passport Req..
14-AUG-2012
VISA ISSUED...
31st- Oct - 2012
LANDED..........
15th Nov 2012
Hi,

First thing LMO process is so long these days that you can expect your baby to get delivered before your positive LMO.
and if we assume that you receive LMO in next 4-5 weeks after that you will be filing work permit which is another 15days, you landing in canada will be possible in almost 3 months from now.

As far my experience this will not have any substantial impact on your or your family visas, but it may impact the entry at immigration check at time of travel as some law restrict 6 months pregnant woman to travel by flights.

lets hope for best and you may stay confident regarding Visa permit issuance to your family but honestly this LMO process take much longer than the timeline posted on HRSDC canada website.


Cheers