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Kcapelo
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« on: August 21, 2008, 08:23:01 pm »

Hi, I'm from Portugal.
 Me and my girlfriend had a long distance relationship, I had come to visit her in Canada a couple of time, and it was being really hard for us to spend so much time apart, so when I came to visit in January we decided to get married and sent in our application for sponsorship in Canada class, our relationship is genuine.
Now it took us a while to gather all the info and papers and get my medical exams done so we only sent the application in May.
My visitor visa expired on July 18th and I still have not heard back from the CIC.
I was wondering how long my application would take and if there is any problem with me staying here in Canada while my application is being processed.
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PMM
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« Reply #1 on: August 21, 2008, 09:55:59 pm »

Hi

Hi, I'm from Portugal.
 Me and my girlfriend had a long distance relationship, I had come to visit her in Canada a couple of time, and it was being really hard for us to spend so much time apart, so when I came to visit in January we decided to get married and sent in our application for sponsorship in Canada class, our relationship is genuine.
Now it took us a while to gather all the info and papers and get my medical exams done so we only sent the application in May.
My visitor visa expired on July 18th and I still have not heard back from the CIC.
I was wondering how long my application would take and if there is any problem with me staying here in Canada while my application is being processed.


I hope that you included either and open work permit request or extension request with you application.  Better still, since less than 90 days has passed, apply for re-instatement see: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/visitor.asp
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« Reply #2 on: August 22, 2008, 11:31:04 am »

Hi

Hi, I'm from Portugal.
 Me and my girlfriend had a long distance relationship, I had come to visit her in Canada a couple of time, and it was being really hard for us to spend so much time apart, so when I came to visit in January we decided to get married and sent in our application for sponsorship in Canada class, our relationship is genuine.
Now it took us a while to gather all the info and papers and get my medical exams done so we only sent the application in May.
My visitor visa expired on July 18th and I still have not heard back from the CIC.
I was wondering how long my application would take and if there is any problem with me staying here in Canada while my application is being processed.


I hope that you included either and open work permit request or extension request with you application.  Better still, since less than 90 days has passed, apply for re-instatement see: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/visitor.asp

I sent a work permit request, that same link u gave me, but I applied option C) work permit request. Should I also apply for a extented visitor's visa???
And is it strange that I still have not heard from them??
Also...I'm in Winnipeg and I need to go to Toronto next month, would there be any problem if I take a plane?
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PMM
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« Reply #3 on: August 22, 2008, 01:57:57 pm »

Hi

Hi

Hi, I'm from Portugal.
 Me and my girlfriend had a long distance relationship, I had come to visit her in Canada a couple of time, and it was being really hard for us to spend so much time apart, so when I came to visit in January we decided to get married and sent in our application for sponsorship in Canada class, our relationship is genuine.
Now it took us a while to gather all the info and papers and get my medical exams done so we only sent the application in May.
My visitor visa expired on July 18th and I still have not heard back from the CIC.
I was wondering how long my application would take and if there is any problem with me staying here in Canada while my application is being processed.


I hope that you included either and open work permit request or extension request with you application.  Better still, since less than 90 days has passed, apply for re-instatement see: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/visitor.asp

I sent a work permit request, that same link u gave me, but I applied option C) work permit request. Should I also apply for a extented visitor's visa???
And is it strange that I still have not heard from them??
Also...I'm in Winnipeg and I need to go to Toronto next month, would there be any problem if I take a plane?

As long as you sent the OWP with the application you will be fine.  You wont hear from them until the Approval in Principle stage, 4/5 months after they receive the application.

PMM
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Kcapelo
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« Reply #4 on: August 22, 2008, 03:55:43 pm »

Hi

Hi

Hi, I'm from Portugal.
 Me and my girlfriend had a long distance relationship, I had come to visit her in Canada a couple of time, and it was being really hard for us to spend so much time apart, so when I came to visit in January we decided to get married and sent in our application for sponsorship in Canada class, our relationship is genuine.
Now it took us a while to gather all the info and papers and get my medical exams done so we only sent the application in May.
My visitor visa expired on July 18th and I still have not heard back from the CIC.
I was wondering how long my application would take and if there is any problem with me staying here in Canada while my application is being processed.


I hope that you included either and open work permit request or extension request with you application.  Better still, since less than 90 days has passed, apply for re-instatement see: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/visitor.asp

I sent a work permit request, that same link u gave me, but I applied option C) work permit request. Should I also apply for a extented visitor's visa???
And is it strange that I still have not heard from them??
Also...I'm in Winnipeg and I need to go to Toronto next month, would there be any problem if I take a plane?

As long as you sent the OWP with the application you will be fine.  You wont hear from them until the Approval in Principle stage, 4/5 months after they receive the application.

PMM


Thank you so much for your help Smiley
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« Reply #5 on: August 22, 2008, 07:46:35 pm »

You did the right thing - you now have what's referred to as "implied status".  It is legal for you to remain in Canada until CPC-Vegreville makes a decision on the first stage of your PR application.  It's true that you won't hear anything for at least 4-5 months, but if the decision is positive, at that time they will issue you an open work permit and that becomes your new temporary status document while you wait for final approval of your permanent residence.
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« Reply #6 on: August 22, 2008, 10:04:45 pm »

You did the right thing - you now have what's referred to as "implied status".  It is legal for you to remain in Canada until CPC-Vegreville makes a decision on the first stage of your PR application.  It's true that you won't hear anything for at least 4-5 months, but if the decision is positive, at that time they will issue you an open work permit and that becomes your new temporary status document while you wait for final approval of your permanent residence.

THANKS Rob!
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« Reply #7 on: December 21, 2009, 02:31:13 pm »

Kcapelo ,

Have any news?? Received any letters??
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Sent application: JAN 2, 2010
Received: JAN 7, 2010
IN PROCESS: March 15, 2010
AIP / Work Permit (letters dated): Oct. 5, 2010
LANDING INTERVIEW / PR: May 10, 2011
PR card: July 20, 2011
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