Recent content by Fizzybe

BGC had not started then but he did receive his PR status on July 17. But everyone’s is different, some people ended up getting theirs later or earlier than mine.

Hello everyone, my sister in law (husband’s sister) wants to visit Canada primarily to see us and especially our newborn daughter in March. she has a Turkish passport and a German travel document. She is an admitted refugee with residence in Germany and she’s currently attending university in...

Hi everyone, I recently sponsored my husband who received his PR in July. We also had our first newborn baby in July. It turns out that she requires a lip and tongue tie release as she is unable to breastfeed efficiently, causing me lots of pain. This is considered an oral surgery under dental...

There are times when CIC refuses to give PR to people if they find that they haven't been filing their taxes (thus showing lack of responsible citizenship). I know of people who have been deported for this reason. I'm assuming that's the reason.

Congrats!

Congratulations! Go celebrate with your husband! :) great news.

You need AIP for that, AOR is not enough. To OP, if you have had an uncomplicated pregnancy so far and are okay with trying non-interventional birth, then I think the Toronto Birth Centre is a good option since they are a non-profit and don't charge you extra. They do send you to the hospital...

Check out the Toronto Birth Centre. They might have options for you. But they don't offer interventions like epidural if you're into that.

No need to stamp them.

We provided the most recent copy for each. Didn't cause a problem. :)

I doubt that they will do that. You don't even go to a room, they call you up to a counter (at least that's how it was in Etobicoke). Verify the dates of your first and last entry to canada and write it down. Make sure you know which port of entry you came in through. Although we don't have...

Landing letter! That's great!

That's great. We had credit card statements, bank statements, lease agreement with both our names, drivers license with same address, pay stubs, internet bill (it was only under his name, but I provided bank transactions showing I made payments for it), tenant insurance with both our names...

Credit card statements, bank statements, insurance showing same address, if any of your official documents have your names and the same address, bills (phone, internet, electricity, etc.) showing same address, if your parents could add you to the lease, or write a letter that you live with...

Why do you think it'd be a red flag? I married my husband three months after meeting him. About one year into our marriage, we filed the application. He was also on pgwp. You have good amount of proof. I think you should also arrange for proof that you live together.