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Hello Isabela, This "In process' status could be there until the end. E-cas dosen't always update their files. So sit tight and be in for a long haul. Cheers!

Hello Athepaint, I'm sorry to here that your are having such a hard time dealng with this. I want to say this, and I may seem a little hard, but in the end, you can find strength from it. I'm a mature person, who have been married and divorced and remarry. If your marriage is based in true...

meateater, thank you!

hello, I'm interested in being a part of this. I resided in Toronto area for almost 30 yrs and wait for my husband to join me in Canada. Maybe I can offer some assisstance to New Comers.

[qouote author=SFD link=topic=68920.msg711390#msg711390 date=1302626081] Boobee Yes, I do agree that we all benefit from each other´s experience, and I am not really sure it´s good or bad to be honest Boobee as the more I try to understand this process, the sick I get. jejeje I just don´t...

SFD, Very true! I have been watching the topics for a while, and noticed nothing been said about D.R., and wondered if i was the only one having issues with timeframe. Anyway, I'm happy to has open this dialogue, and i'm sure we will all benefit from each other's experience. Knowledge is power!

I was told by friends here in Canada that if one has passed the time, then one can call their MP and then something happens. Unfortunatly, i'm still within the 9-18 months. We just have to pray for a quick response.

thanks Lillyvb for the link, but if you noticed, Santo Domingo office was not mentioned, even though thay have been up and running.

I filed my application for my spouse outland in Canada and was approved in September. Prior to my applicaton, I was told the processing time would be 6 month; after filing we were told the process will take 9-18 months. The medical will expire this month, and i was told, because the Santo...

Hi All, i was wondering if anyone is using the visa office in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, and what is their timeframe like?