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From that article, that's an insanely fast processing time! 4. How quickly will the Government of Canada respond to the request? The IRCC's goal is to welcome into its territory the majority of the 11,000 Venezuelans, Colombians and Haitians who benefit from this new immigration program "by...

Received AOR today. Application submitted evening of 22nd (marked as Nov 23rd 1am UTC by the system). Timeline/details in my signature. Question: Has anybody heard anything from the media or elsewhere about the estimated processing time for these? If it follows the 'Humanitarian and...

Hello all, I have an update and a couple of questions (they're most likely answered somewhere else in the forum, but I could not find them!). We filed an inland spousal application in early 2013. In early 2014, we were notified that our file was transferred to the inland CIC office (Edmonton)...

This other discussion has additional information on this topic: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/spousal-interview-2014-t179768.0.html

I found these in another discussion: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/interview-t183914.0.html hello, the applicant should know all details about the relationship and also details about the sponsor and her/his life background and daily lives and details about...

I am not sure; however, it does state that "Any SCLPC applications received at CPC-V after January 17, 2014, will be routed internally to CPC-M." This may mean that any additional documents may be routed internally to CPC-M. I would call CIC before to confirm the right place to send stuff to.

FYI - Operational Bulletin (565) Update from Today: Applications that were not processed before January 17, 2014, are now being transferred from CPC-V to CPC-M http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/bulletins/2014/ob565.asp

FYI - Operational Bulletin (565) Update from Today: Applications that were not processed before January 17, 2014, are now being transferred from CPC-V to CPC-M http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/bulletins/2014/ob565.asp

FYI - Operational Bulletin (565) Update from Today: Applications that were not processed before January 17, 2014, are now being transferred from CPC-V to CPC-M http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/bulletins/2014/ob565.asp

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Refugee claimants do not really have any status (legal nor illegal) yet they can hold a work permit and renew it (and the OWP will not confer any sort of status by itself). Wether you fail or succeed with your refugee claim, you are still considered a refugee claimant and are allowed to renew...

Hello. I wanted to get your thoughts on our current situation and on what may be the best way to move forward. Here's a quick summary of our situation: 1. Genuine conjugal relationship for almost 6 years to a Canadian citizen. 2. Refugee claim rejected in April 2013. 3. No removal order yet...

Any updates on what the processing times are for files transferred to Edmonton? Latest update in this post mentions 24 months, but timeframes may have changed now. Does anybody have recent experience with this?

I have also heard and read in other posts/discussions that even some people who have AIP are called to CBSA. Once they go, CBSA makes copies of the information you've brought and the evidence that your application is in process and that your relationship is legitimate. Once they are satisfied...

I know this is a bit late, but maybe it can still help. While I agree that it might be better/safer for your husband to leave the country and apply from outside, I can understand that it may be quite impractical. When I was reading through this manual from CIC about their processing of Spousal...

Any updates on your situation? I am curious as to the outcome. Similar situation here.

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Perhaps that you'll try again or seek PR through Humanitarian and Compassionate Grounds?

Check out the link I 'shared' (tried to share the link directly but couldn't, someone else posted it for me). Look at page 43 for the decision process and appendices B (AIP), G (sponsorship approved) and F (invitation to interview) to see what the actual letters look like.

Excellent. Yes, we did include the consent form.