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The fastest time for PPR I have noticed is 2 months

I would suggest preferably try o get an passport with corrected name for your father, depending upon your country , generally one has to put a notice to change the name in the news paper and then after three months he can apply for the passport with a new name.

Dear Amansethi86, CBSA or IRCC doesn't decide if you are married or not, it is the court's order either from your country or from Canada. Remember "You are married until court decides to divorce" doesn't matter if you are separated or not, your status on COPR as Married is not wrong as long as...

Of course you can travel, rather it can be a good impact on your application after you submit your additional relationships proofs of cohabitation.

Of course you can travel, rather it can be a good impact on your application after you submit your additional relationships proofs of cohabitation.

It is hard to suggest without your immigration background. What did you put your father's full name when you applied for your Permanent Residency in case you have immigrated to Canada. Stick to the name of your father what you have put in your immigration application file. If it is matching with...

This all depends upon your relationship length & situations 1. If you haven't met her in person then the best is to stick to your original plan, go to India as soon as flights are reopen, get married and then apply as out-land sponsorship for her, trust me it would be a lot faster if you don't...

Dear AmanSethi86, My concern was for your two little children, It is good that you have informed the IRCC, you have done your part of your obligation. If you have already have sole custody of your children and on top of that your spouse has given an affidavit accordingly then I don’t see...

Misrepresentations or lying are NEVER OK, Mr Amansethi has just put the question today, so I can guess they night have got their passports stamped with Visa recently. I am not sure but I feel they are taking decision to get divorce in haste, not considering theur two little ones. You never know...

Dear AmanSethi, I would suggest, you should act on humanity, look at the bigger picture, there is no harm if you all become permanent resident at the first place and then get divorce. The reason why I suggested you is that later if you want to bring your one year old twins, it gonna be a...

See below, this is what an Principal Applicant required to do - STEP 1: Change in Circumstances: Should any of the following circumstances apply to you or any accompanying family member, you must inform this office immediately:  Change in marital status, for example due to marriage, divorce...

Hi Vis 678, I would suggest you, try to have first port of entry to land at the same airport of your final destination if you can. The reason behind is, because of 3 days mandatory hotel stay, you won't be able to take your next flight on the same day. You need to take out all your luggage at...

Hi Ayesha 866, From the forums I have learned that the Pre- Arrival letter means they have determined your eligibility except the back ground check is still in process. The time line varies with different situations, In my case I got the Passport Request letter for my wife after 5 calendar days...

IRCC do process applications in order but the time factor depends on the complexity of the application, some applications are straight forward and takes no time to get approved The standard time line for Outland Spousal Immigration is about 11-12 months in routine, but if it takes longer then...

I would suggest not to rush, ask your wife to try to get a birth certificate if it is possible, or atleast "No Recird Found" statement from the respective office. Including matriculation certificate as a proof of birth will definitely help if your wife is not successful in getting one. Remember...

In India, it was not mandatory until 1967 to register birth or death. In 1967 an act was passed to register births & deaths making it mandatory.

Yes it was really humiliating to my wife ...but as they say "all is well if end is well". After the Interview I told my wife "don't worry at all, I will appeal or go to the court, also I told my wife that it's not the Visa Officer that has real power to grant or reject you visa, it's our...

Yes Phalos, I agree with you, we do feel lucky because IO categorically announced refusal on the face, I even called the translator (who helped my wife, she being little hard in English), translator said "your's is the only case she has seen in her entire life like that, it's a unique" and as...

I saw on ECAS after couple of days of PPR it did show DM Thanks

Yes Phalos thank you How about your case? Thanks