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You need to have the police certificate and the medical record sent with the application to cic together. You can do them separately but it is not recommended as it may cause a delay to you application, or maybe it can be returned to you as incomplete. The application forms are supposed to be...

For all citizens of St Kitts & Nevis http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/trinidad_and_tobago-trinite_et_tobago/visas/index.aspx?menu_id=2&_ga=1.121348111.680538106.1416763464&lang=eng

All nationals of visa exempt countries now have to have a special travel permit to enter Canada. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/acts-regulations/forward-regulatory-plan/eta.asp

I don't know if you have done this, but contact POS and let the know that things are a bit difficult financially and ask for an extension. You never know what can happen, plus we bajans always say 'nothing beats a trial but a failure'. Good luck.

I came to Canada as a visitor and got married. I stayed for 4 weeks before leaving for my home country. Just saying there is no breaking of any law I know of by getting married after entering a country as a visitor. Loads of people who marry in other countries do so after arriving as a visitor.

congratulations on your application moving to in process. This is usually confirmation that your ppr will be announced shortly. Also this is usually a good sign that your interview is waived. Yes, if I were you I would definitely pay the RPRF as soon as possible.

Hey miss D, congratulations and good luck with your new application.

Congrats Zouk. Now the fun bits begin.

All cases are different so no one can actually say how long an application will take to complete. IN PROCESS means that the application is being worked on. When application are received by the VO they are usually listed on eCAS as APPLICATION RECEIVED. The next step would be IN PROCESS.

Seasons Greetings to all and here's hoping 2014 will be happy and rewarding.

Complete the forms as best as you can recall, then include a note explaining that this is to the best that you can remember. They will understand.

No one can give you an answer to your question. Reason being that POS tells everyone this and then does the complete opposite. If you read through the post by Miss Dominica you will see that the same happened (is happening) to her. There is no way that we can second second guess them. Just hang...

I took it for granted that you had already paid your RPRF. Are you from a visa exempt country? Also has your mailing address been changed to your sponsor's address?

This should be good news and the end of your process. There are 2 reasons for me saying this. 1. You had your interview in April and then in June you were requested to pay for your ARC. You should soon be on your way to see your man in Canada. Good luck

Miss Dominica is right. You cannot be accepted for conjugal if there is no legal, moral or exceptional circumstances why you can't be legally married or living together. Conjugal is mainly for persons who's country does not allow divorce. Your only option is now to get married and reapply or...

you can apply for her sin immediately. You can also apply for health card but you will need proof of her address. Her card will not be valid for use until 90 days after her arrival in Canada. As for her drivers licence, I am not sure if she can transfer what she now has to an Ontario drivers...

You will do the landing in Toronto as it will be your first entry port in Canada. The landing interview does not take very long so if there are not many people doing it you should be okay for time.

Hi all. Congratulations to those of you who have had positive responses from POS. Keep the faith to the others. To print magic jack call history you need to login to your account. Select account, select contacts & call logs. Select export call logs. This will generate a popup with 3 options...

Dependent children of the principal applicant does not have to pay the RPRF

congrats, you had a very long wait. Now it is finally over for you. Enjoy your life together in Canada.