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Just a quick note, for Quebec applicants the processing time as of today is 30 months. Back in April it was at a similar time. I am not sure if moving back to Canada will speed up the process at all, the only thing that would be a bit different is a few documents and proof that you intend to...

Definitely you can contact your MP and inquire. You can also ask for GCMS notes, and send a webform as your processing time has hit the 12 month mark.

That is really good! Finally your application is moving along. Hope we will hear something soon!!! Out of curiosity, did the email with the medical letter had a signature from Mexico VO or from Sydney? Cause I got my medical too but my the signature in the email is "Centralized Intake Office PO...

This post with a guide helped me. https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/how-to-order-gcms-notes-november-2023.825997/

Hey guys how is it going with your processes? Any news so far? How was the GCMS notes and how long it took?

You can definitely have a joint banking account right now, even open your own if you want to. All you need is an ID with a photo (does not need to be Canadian either). You are not require to have a job, a SIN number or anything really. Just money and ID. As for the lease, if they won't allow...

Yeah it's weird huh. Well thanks for the insight guys, I did send a webform to ask why is it like that though to make sure there wasn't a mistake on their end. I'll post here once I find out what is going on.

Yes I haven't heard of that either but I do know they are constantly changing the system and in light of the public pressure for better optimization and time, I would assume that everything should be under one tracker instead of having separate trackers for eTAs, Visas, etc. (Which they...

Italian, and my other citizenship is Brazilian (which is also a visa exempt if you meet criterias)

I have dual citizenship, one from a country that isn't visa-exempt, and one from a country that is. I applied for my eTA through the passport that is visa-exempt but I did disclose my other citizenship.

Just curious if that happened to anyone else but I applied for an eTA to be with my wife while we wait for the Spousal Application and on the tracker now it shows our application and a TRV application with the eTA number, is that normal? I am confused because eTA is not a TRV, so I don't know...

"so he or she is INELIGIBLE for permanent residency of canada" is VERY different than "which would render him or her ineligible for RESIDENCE PERMIT for CANADA." The poor wording is on your end.

Just for a future reference, anything after the "@" is what you check to know if something is a scam or not. In this case, after the "@" it comes the address "cic.gc.ca" and if you type that in or Google it you will see that it is the official Immigration website, meaning it is a legitimate...

I thought you guys had PPR already by one of your posts..? You can check processing times in the website. As of right now they are saying 90 days so, expect anything between 2 to 4 months.

I just ordered them using your guide, thanks for updating the previous one. It was missing some information there that you added here and it was very helpful!

The company isn't "running" her SIN anywhere to be "accepted", they will however at some point throughout the year for tax purposes, and that will be a big red flag on your end both for Immigration and CRA. If you are caught working illegally you'll be removed from the country and can be hit...

They don't reject an application because of lack of Police Certificates. Usually if that is the only thing "wrong", they will go ahead with the application and send you an email requesting the Police Certificate. I do not know how is the process with the Colombian Police Certificate so I can't...

Also make sure you input [2] for family members as it is you and your partner. This is a common mistake people do.

The UCI that comes with that letter is the Sponsor's one. So you need to fill with the sponsor's information. If you don't have an UCI yet (You, the PA), it will come eventually at some point during the process, which is considered the 2nd AOR. If you do have an UCI from a previous application...

1- Inland takes less time than outland. I don't know where you heard the opposite, but you can check processing times in the IRCC website and it will tell you. 2- I'm a bit confused about your intent. If you want him to come to Canada, why does it matter if he stays in the Dominican and work...