That’s unfortunateMy file was returned today due to an incomplete form, I resubmitted it today so now it is again in the queue
I still havent gotten any update. Do you mind sharing what was incomplete?
【INLAND】 Spousal Sponsorship *2023*
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I still havent gotten any update. Do you mind sharing what was incomplete?Hopefully you will be getting it soon (Fingers Crossed). We missed the Sponsor's Notice of Assessment and only submitted the Employment Letter.That’s unfortunate
Hi All, I applied for my partner’s inland spousal sponsorship in December 2022 and have a got a confirmation email that the application has been accepted. We are still waiting for AOR though. Can someone advice if she can travel to India for a short duration meanwhile the application is being processed.
sdb174
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https://thewayimmigration.ca/immigr...after-applying-for-inland-spousal-sponsorship
Follow the link above for advice. Long story short, your partner should not leave the country.
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Hi there I am going to apply my file in february. I want to ask a question. I got my medical done in 2017. Can I use it to upload under the temporary medical policy or I shouldnt upload it ?
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Hi everyone I am looking for a good immigration consultant to apply my file. Can anyone recommend me someone?
Yes, you can use it. Under the policy, you can use your medical which was done within the last 5 years. Send a webform with the details, if you have already submitted them. If not submitted, add it to the application with a letter of explanation that you want to utilize the Temporary public policy.
I have sent a webform for my application. Let's see how it goes.
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Hi everyone. I am going to apply common law sponsorship. I consulted with immigration consultant and he is saying common law file usually takes 12 months and marriage file would take 6 months. Did anyone apply common law and can help me with this ?
They both come under the same category technically. The only difference I can think of is that with marriage there is a marriage certificate and pictures etc, easier verification comparatively. CLP needs more proof, like common address, outings, etc. Therefore, I think due to the submission of more pieces of evidence, more verification time is needed. That may be the reason behind your consultant's thinking.
This is my personal opinion.
how long do biometrics take? we got the email to get them done and got them done the next day. it's been over 12 days since they were registered on the tracker but the biometrics status still shows "In Progress".
Currently applying for inland spousal sponsorship on visitor visa, and we have went to Service Canada to ask about OHIP eligibility. The AOR doesn't count- they need COPR or equivalent document confirming that your PR has already been approved, and you are only waiting for the physical card to be issued.
I was able to get OHIP for my spouse (temporary, valid for 1 year) using simply the email asking for the permanent residency fee to be paid, accompanied with the payment receipt of said fee (we did the application and chose to pay that fee when requested). We hadn't gotten any email with approved in principal or similar implied message, we believe it was because it moved so fast.
The lady there reached out the immigration office and they confirmed that was plenty enough to be considered as approved.
The lady there reached out the immigration office and they confirmed that was plenty enough to be considered as approved.
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