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Today we went for hubby's interview.... He got his PR paperwork completed and will receive his PR card in 6 - 8 weeks. The interview was over in about 15 minutes. They basically wanted to make sure the information on his passport matched their paperwork. Its a great feeling that the wait...

We had our file transferred to Saskatoon at the beginning of February.

Hubby called today regarding his appointment and is booked for March 2, 2010. He was informed this was for his PR landing and will recieve all his documentation. We have been very blessed, it only took 7 months and pray that everyone has the same good luck and speedy processing of their...

The letter says for hubby to call them to book his appointment and he has to bring his PR fee, 2 photos, his US passport, and our marriage certificate. It doesn't say that I am supposed to attend the appointment, but will be driving into the city with him that day just in case. Thank you...

Applied Vegreville - August 21, 2009 In-Process - September 18, 2009 File Transferred to Saskatoon office - February 2010 Decision Made - February 15, 2010 PR Landing - March 2, 2010

That is great news! Thank you Leon. One more raid on the piggy bank LOL

Do you still have to fill out an application for an OWP and submit the fees after you have your "landing" and PR?

Welcome Sternchen! Good luck with your application!

Thank you everyone for the well wishes! Hope this will be the landing part...just have to raid the piggy bank for the $490 heehee. Have to wait for Saskatoon to call us for the interview/appointment time. The call centre said we should hear from them in about 3 weeks. Welcome Spinell250...if...

Hello Kimmi, At the moment it takes approximately 6 months for Vegreville to process Inland applications (this is usually for first stage). I am not sure how long the 2nd stage takes - our application got sent to Saskatoon. Come join us in the Inlanders thread and welcome!

Our application was sent to Saskatoon also...keep you informed of the progress Cheers!

Well...hubby got his letter and his application is being forwarded to Saskatoon. We don't even know if he is getting his AIP or we have to do an interview first. The letter said Saskatoon would contact us. "The Right of Perment Residence Fee of $490 is required before you can become a...

It probably depends on where your application is for 2nd stage. After reading some of the posts it can take a few months to a few years depending on what office its at.

Welcome Brightsage ! Yes, you will need fingerprinting done. We just went to the local RCMP office and had them do up the fingerprints then sent them off to the FBI. @ Racoon maybe give Saskatoon office a call. They might be able to help and either give you a timeframe as of when they...

http://www.horse.on.ca/news/2009_press_releases/new_restrictions_for_equine_imports_into_canada_from_the_united_states_.html Still bothers me that this qualifies under the Canadian Food Inspection Agency :'( Let me know how it works out and good luck!

These are the pros and cons we found with applying Inland and our unstanding of how Inland applications work. Pros to applying Inland: -Being with your spouse -6 months approx wait time for AIP -Can get an open work permit once AIP is approved Cons to applying Inland: -Freedom to travel...

Oh my, just checked eCas and it said....I am really nervous /butterflies We received your application for permanent residence on August 21, 2009. We started processing your application on September 18, 2009. Medical results have been received. A decision has been made and you will be...

It is good to have medical insurance. Once you land you have to wait 3 months before you can receive provincial health care.

@ Racoon I take it you applied from Saskatchewan? We have an inland application and from Saskatchewan - its been 6 months, so hoping we will get some letter, even if its saying we are being transferred to Saskatoon office, but hoping AIP will just be approved.

Any good news for our fellow Inlanders? It seems that inland applications are at a snail's pace. Ecas still says up to July 31, 2009 applications for the past 2 weeks. Not sure why, but hope they start processing applications faster.