Recent content by thiagofrk

I'm sorry friend, I didn't understand you. You asked a question in a public forum, so different opinions could arise. The simple fact that you ask this question shows that you have some legal concerns or have done some exercise of conscience to the point where you don't know if this could cause...

As we have discussed in the past, if the applicant really has a tight deadline, it may be that a matter of weeks (?) can make a difference. In that sense I agree with you. However, in most cases where the processes last many months or more of a year, this small difference becomes almost...

There is an online portal for this type of application. The only difference, however, is the shipping method. Apparently, there is no real gain in application processing speed compared to sending physical documents by mail/courier.

For me it took two days

AR- APPLICATION RECEIVED AOR-ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RECEIPT RPRF-RIGHT OF PERMANENT RESIDENCE ADR-ADDITIONAL DOCUMENT REQUEST MR-MEDICAL REQUEST MP-MEDICAL PASSED PAL-PRE ARRIVAL SERVICES BIL-BIO METRIC INSTRUCTION LETTER DM-DECISION MADE PPR-PASSPORT REQUEST PORTAL 1: You will share information...

This can vary. For me it arrived in 5 weeks.

Since you are the only applicant, you just need to include your information.

There's nothing wrong, that's how it is. You will be notified of the outcome of your process shortly.

Based on your information, your application is paper based...

If you search the CanadaVisa Forum you will see many topics on this subject. I'm not a lawyer and I've never asked this question to an authority, but from your description it seems that your friend used the benefit of the process in SK to make it easier to get PR without ever having thought of...

^I don't know how is the procedure if you are not in Canada. For inland applicants you need to check an "In Canada Declaration". In general, including a friend's address is not a good idea.

^Yes, it is normal.

^Yes, I received MR on June 10.

No, you do not need to send the physical photos. There is a link to upload and clip the photo on the PR Portal. You will need to inform your address as well (and confirm that you are in Canada).

Thank you!