Search results

Hello everyone, I'm seeking advice from those who may have experienced a similar situation. We applied for a PR visa under the PGP2020 for my parents. Recently, I received a procedural fairness letter due to my dad's kidney problems resulting from excessive medical costs. When we submitted the...

Hello One of my friend recently got student visa and now he is planning to apply for his family also. He has two kids. My friend is divorced and living with new wife. My question is that when he will apply for family visa what should he writes his children mother name in the application form as...

Hi My younger sister will get married with a Canadian citizen within next month. She is not a canadian citizen nor PR. I checked the CIC site and found it will take almost 13 month to get the visa. Since it is long time, I was thinking something alternative. Can I apply visit visa for her now so...

Hi I am new Canadian PR and did my initial landing few months back. After that I left Canada and came back to UAE where I do job. We are not moving permanently there we decided to send some of our household items to Canada. I don't have my PR card with him. It is posted to my Sister address who...

Hi I am 2013 applicant and unfortunately still waiting for PR visa. I got medical + PCC + RPRF request November 2014 and I provided everything except my wife medical because he was pregnant. Once my baby was born in July 2015 I contacted CIC and they ask to do DNA test. I paid the fee and it...

Hi My FSW 2013 application was received on date 27th May. I'm still not sure if my application is within the cap. So far I didn't receive any mail or email from CIC. Is it normal? Approximate how many months after usually applicants are contacted (rejection/further proceed whatever). Thanks...

Hello I am little confused while filling up the forms. In case of my current job or residence what would to "To" date. I will keep it empty or write "date" or have to put date of signature. I would appreciate if someone clarify me. Thanks. Regards, Faroque