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Strikes odd to me, for them its just a piece of plastic. I have sent PR cards, passports, visas, etc. through FedEx before. I put it in an envelope and send it as personal documents.

Update just today: Sent: last week of April Received: first week of May Communication on email: last week of August Days: 115

They are just way behind. There is another thread with PR renewal applications with over 110 days with no news whatsoever.

Seems they are running late with lots of applications. So you can send a new application, or wait. Not much else to do.

Its 99 days. And yes of course they want that number, which you have to tell them that is in part why you are calling. You should ask for their advice on whether it should be better to send a new application. Why would they give any priority to any nationality? Discriminating in any sense based...

Where you live is irrelevant. Its a matter of where are you paid.... if you are paid in Canada you pay Canadian taxes, if you are paid in the USA then you pay USA taxes.

What does the imm5644e say about that? https://www.canada.ca/content/dam/ircc/migration/ircc/english/pdf/kits/forms/imm5644e.pdf

We are on the same boat. May 2nd they received it and death silence since then. Frustrating but still under normal processing times. Let's hope for the best.

Processing dates are at 99 days, 7 weeks is 49 days, so not even half the time for response. Also if this was sent as a family package then only the family head may have the status updated.

Haven't found a straight answer to this. We are in Alberta. So we are here since 2008, and we are near our 40s. We didn't buy a car as we could handle well on public transport and walking, but now the family has grown. I can easily afford buying a new car, so I wanted to do that, but then the...

Post this in the International Student subforum: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/forums/international-students.2/

Many ways. How long has she been in this 9-5 job? Did she include a letter from her work stating when she is expected back and why? You have to think of ways of showing she has a life to come back to China. Hopefully she only asked for 2 weeks vacation. It seems fishy that she is travelling to...

It depends on your situation. A mother travelling with her 1 yr old child seems like along shot for a TRV, but as long as you have proper documentation to prove your claims you should have no problems. Yes, you need an invitation letter to explain your reasons to travel to Canada. You can stay...

Depends on the province, the lab and the type of test. It is better if you go to a lab, they can help you better. No insurance would cover this.

If she has a Czech passport (she is a Czech citizen) then there should be no problem.

This doesn't make sense. You will have to confirm with the physician if they already sent the results, if so then that's it, if not then you will have to send them.

Then what options do you have? If he is not your bf then why would you invite him? The other option is to let him apply on his own.

Not an issue. Bring proper documentation that proves whatever you are claiming to be true.

You need to print the complete history in a separate paper, then attach this to the letter of explanation.

Leave it blank if it is not applicable.