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Nothing happens. It's a standard letter. If they need, they will contact you.

So, here is my final timeline. My wife was a caregiver and her category was Caring for Children. Application sent: 2016-09-17 Application received by CPC-V in Vegreville: 2016-09-21 Start processing: 2016-09-23 AOR received: 2016-09-24 AIP received: 2016-09-26 Photos request (for a dependent)...

So, here is my final timeline. My wife was a caregiver and her category was Caring for Children. Application sent: 2016-09-17 Application received by CPC-V in Vegreville: 2016-09-21 Start processing: 2016-09-23 AOR received: 2016-09-24 AIP received: 2016-09-26 Photos request (for a dependent)...

No, actually I don't know in this case. I know that they require a passport to be valid at least 6 months when they issue a visa. But in your case a visa is not required I think. You can call to CIC and ask them - I'm sure they will answer.

Where is he? Does he live in Canada now? Or he's in another country and needs to apply for a visa to go for an interview?

Hi! It's a standard email, we've got the same. No need to worry, you application is in process. Just check your email and your husband's email - if CIC needs some additional documents, they will contact you or your husband via your or his email. We waited about 1.5 months after that email...

We had been waiting for the interview in Etobicoke for 6 weeks. After 6 weeks my wife got an email with the scheduled time. And the interview was scheduled for 2 weeks, so the whole time was 8 weeks... So I would suggest - be patient :))) Etobicoke is one of the busiest CIC centres... You...

Hi! It's up to you. You can pay either online or on the interview, both methods are valid. But please keep in mind, that on the interview they accept only credit cards (not cash and not cheques). If you choose online payment, you must take your receipt with you on the interview. Also you must...

Hi! No, you can't. As I can see from your assessment, it seems you have not completed post-secondary study. If you don't have diploma but have one year of incomplete education, you can't count it unfortunately.

Hi! Actually, when I passed my medical in August, my doctor told me that she could only mark my exam as "for workers", because they (in CIC) had some internal reasons for that. She told me the reason briefly: to mark my exam as for "immigration" I needed to have a spouse in Canada who had to be...

About processing times, here are two images: The first one shows the processing time for the old class, the second one shows the processing time for the new class. You've said that some her friends got PR in 2-3 months under the old pathway. I would argue with that, I've heard once or twice...

To find out, if she is eligible to apply under the new Caring for Children Class, I provided you with a link, where you can find all the requirements. In general, she must have been working as a caregiver for 24 months in the last 48 months, she must take IELTS test and satisfy the minimum...

Hello! Processing time you can check here http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/times/index.asp Just select what you need (work permit or PR, the needed category). If she's going to apply under Caring for Children Class, here are the requirements...

And here is the graph http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/sponsor/spouse/comparison.asp?_ga=1.196332783.296104312.1480596838

Actually, here is the news http://news.gc.ca/web/article-en.do?nid=1166159 But as I understand it, it's for spousal sponsorship, not for Caring for Children Class.

Are you applying under Caring for Children? Try one of the following: - call to another panel physician (may be to another city) and just ask his/her opinion about the case. Ask if that doctor could do medical exam. If another doctor says he/she can do it, then try to call your doctor in your...

It depends on the fact that you are going to apply under the new pathway or the old one. If you choose the new pathway, that you must meet the eligibility requirements for an open work permit. Your current work permit must expire in 4 months (or less) when you apply for the new one. If your...

Hi! This is a standard letter. If the office in Hongkong requires some information, they will notify you via email. You can send the case specific enquiry if you worry about processing time. But usually they will contact you when (and if) they need some additional information from you.

All eligibility criteria are listed here http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/caring-children/apply-who.asp

Hi! It depends on a work permit type. You can check the average processing time for every type of work permit here http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/times/index.asp From the first list select "Working temporarily" and from the second list select the case that applies to you.