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Thank you for your answer Nope. He's been told that his license will be sent to the nearest Canadian Consulate/Embassy in abroad when the procedure is completed. When Canadian authorities learn that he has DUI in abroad will he be charged in Canada again? In abroad, he only received a traffic...

My friend, who is a Canadian Permanent Resident, has been charged with Drunk Driving outside of Canada and his Canadian drivers license is suspended for 6 months last week. Now, he wants to go back to Canada next week. Will he be denied at the airport?

When Visa Offices reach their quotas, they can't issue more visas in the current immigration year. Ankara VO hits their quota around December every year and they stop the process in December and start issuing visas after new year from the beginning of January. I advise everyone to be...

Yes, you did it right.

It's enough, you don't need to make an affidavit. You should send the original documents.

It's almost impossible for Ankara losing any document in your file such as a police certificate. When they receive your file they scan every document and create a generic ID. Also CIC does they same. Police certificates have to be original documents and must be be translated to English/French...

Well here is the official link of CIC waiting times for Spousal Applications: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/times/perm/fc-spouses.asp It says Ottawa CPC is 15 months not 3-4 months. Those numbers are showing the max waiting. If I were you I would stop blaming Ankara.

I agree 14 months is a long time. But it doesn't mean that Ankara is a slow Visa Office.

Ankara is not a slow VO. Max waiting time is 14 months there, compare to Ankara it's 30 months in New York City, USA..

If you really want to do that: Better change yours or your partner's e-mail and let them know about the new one. This way they can't get mad at you :)

You only need a lawyer if CIC rejects your case and you want to appeal it. This is my opinion.

The situation of Syria and closure of Damascus increased the application processing times in Ankara twice longer. Nowadays Ankara is packed with refugee applications. The limited number of staff is not enough for concluding each application in a speedy way, but they still do their best. As I...

If the applicant used to live in Turkey and came to Canada after the application with a valid visa, there is no problem. He doesn't need to go back to Turkey. You could explain the situation and write the applicant's new address in Canada and VO will send the passport there. In this case he only...

Congratulations Turkey2013 :)

It's not a good idea to try to get her a visitor visa. If you the spousal sponsorship application already submitted to CIC, 99% her tourist visa application will be rejected.

Paying Right of Permanent Residence fee in advance makes a difference. Here is the info from CIC web site about it: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/3900ETOC.asp#pay-fee "We strongly recommend paying the Right of Permanent Residence Fee along with your processing...

Noone is asked for PPR in the second half of December. Seems that Ankara already reached their quota for 2013. From the begiining of January there will be a lot of PPRs. Prepare everyone :)

They're closed on December 25 (Christmas day), December 26 (Boxing Day) and January 1st (New Year's Day).

I recommend you to read this article. pacificimmigration.ca/en/news/immigration-quota-for-2013 For spouses, partners and children the upper limit is 48.500 visas worldwide in 2013. If they already hit this number Visa Offices can't issue a visa in this category during December 2013. Applicants...

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