***February 2021 Outland Spouse Sponsorship***
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Hi everyone, we have been waiting 12 months so far. The application was submitted in march 2021.
My question is: is anyone else struggling with their relationship during this waiting period because of long periods not being together ?
My question is: is anyone else struggling with their relationship during this waiting period because of long periods not being together ?
Obviously its because of depression... if your relationship is strong than i think you don't need to worry about.... its only because of hectic delays and everything...
HI All,
I have submitted my spousal application on October 2021 and till now I havent got any AOR's/email's from IRCC.
It was online.
The problem Im facing now is, Im unable to login to and check the status online from which I have submitted my spousal application, also unable to reset the password as well. Raised multiple web-forms, But nu luck.
Can someone please guide me :-(
I have submitted my spousal application on October 2021 and till now I havent got any AOR's/email's from IRCC.
It was online.
The problem Im facing now is, Im unable to login to and check the status online from which I have submitted my spousal application, also unable to reset the password as well. Raised multiple web-forms, But nu luck.
Can someone please guide me :-(
Hi, I am looking for information on timing our move to Canada. My wife (US citizen) and I (CA citizen) are both residing in US. After receiving PR, when is she required to enter Canada? In other words, how much time do we have to close off our residency here? TIA.
I think easier way to put it is you will likely have about 12-15 months from day of submission. Procedure is you submit, 30-90 days later roughly you get acknolwedgement of receipt (AOR), then biometrics and medical requests.
The period in which to 'land' (become a PR) is usually one year from the date of the medicals. When you actually receive that document (the COPR) can vary, but 6-12 months from date of submission (tending to be a bit shorter for US citizens).
Of course as a US citizen she can come to Canada as a visitor and stay without too much trouble before the process is complete.
(Or to be clear the time between receiving the COPR and its expiry can vary a fair bit.)
Note: this is to 'land.' It's obviously a bit easier if your serious full0-time 'move' is all at once (administratively). But in principle once she 'lands' she is a PR and the main constraint is that she reside in Canada 730 days physically out of five years. In other words it is not the end of the world if you are not completely ready to move in that first year.
