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Not sure if I completely understand your reply... I am not trying to hurt any feelings, I was just telling the story since most of you probably didn't check the 2015 app discussion and I checked into that thread everyday since last year. Yes, of course post-September 2015 applicants (including...

If they asked you to submit the documents to CIC-V, then submit it to CIC-V to avoid any further delay. Once upon a time, inland family class apps were processed in CIC-V. Then in 2013 or 2014 they opened CIC-M, since then CIC-M handles PR apps and CIC-V handles temporary permit apps. Earlier...

CIC does not monitor this forum. Try calling CIC.

According to the GCMS notes I received, someone conducted a document check and listed 2 outstanding items on my file about 2 months after the first AOR and about a week before my sponsor's SA. Just keep in mind that GCMS notes request takes 30 day. You are not allowed to bug them until the 31st...

I don't work for CIC so can't give you the definite answer. But I don't think you should worry about that because...say, hypothetically you missed the cutoff of SIR program by a couple of days and CIC keeps its promise of finishing all backlog by the end of 2016, that means you will get your pr...

AOR2 != complete file (not necessarily) We received AOR2 on June 10 (also a batch AOR, tons people here got it, it also says on my GCMS note that it's a batch AOR). Then I received an additional document request on June 28th. If you want to see if any of your documents are missing, get a GCMS...

It's "SIR" program which stands for "spouse inventory reduction" exercise (see http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/bulletins/2016/ob624.asp) I don't think you need to worry about SIR code at all, everybody is on this program basically but SIR code doesn't necessarily show up on your...

You can call CIC and have them send you the IMM1017 I was trying to do the semi-upfront medical (do medical before CIC requested it). Funny thing is, the day after I did my medical CIC sent me the request along with IMM1017 (with IME number on it) If you do the medical without an IMM1017 form...

So I assume you want to apply outland? I think it would be much much less complicated if you wait until your husband arrive Canada because: 1) If your husband has an PR app in progress and try to enter into Canada using a study visa, CBSA might decline his entry due to concern of over-staying...

Sorry didn't realize you are out of status. Though the time between AIP and DM might be shorter than getting an OWP...don't most people get DM within 3 months after AIP? It seems like CPC-V is processing Mar-April applications now, might take a while to reach August...but occasionally some...

OWP doesn't need AIP. Since the pilot program in 2014, all OWP will be approved with or without SA/AIP You should have receive the OWP if you've done the application correctly

Your question was not answered by anyone probably because there's no answer... I submitted requested documents twice through Case Specific Inquiry and I got confirmation email after 11 days in both cases. The time difference between addition document submission and Decision Made varies a lot...

you shouldn't count the non-accompanying person though. So you should just put 2 people try not to put too much info, try just entering name and birthday

If your son is accompanying you then you should put 3 (applicant, son of applicant, and sponsor) I guess?

My understanding is that she can stay with an implied status but she won't be able to work legally (I assume her SIN expires with her open work permit) The processing time is not 26 months (I know the CIC website said 26 months but...), you should check out the inland spreadsheet, lot of people...

Actually the more information you put in the higher the chance they can't find your file...obviously the database search didn't employ fuzzy logic I was able to link after 3 trials and I used: My name (exactly like my name on the passport) My date of birth And the number of people is 2 (me and...

Funny I just got DM letter (I think) and I went back to MyCIC to check and it still shows the same thing (background check in progress). I guess the new MyCIC thing isn't update instantaneous either... Somehow that sentence "A final decision concerning the granting of permanent residence...

just linked my application to MyCIC Application/profile status Open Review of eligibility Review in Progress Review of medical results Passed Review of submitted documents Scheduling an interview Not needed at this time A background check is needed In Progress Final decision Not Started...

Outland isn't (much) faster than inland anymore (the processing them posted by CIC is not very accurate), I suggest you take a look of the inland & Outland spreadsheets before you apply either one All you questions are answered in the application help file on page 1 of this thread, you should...

is your offense in the UK serious? During your landing interview they will ask you if anything has changed after you submitted the documents...you need to be honest with CIC otherwise if they find out later they could take your PR away even if you had it for a while