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You definitely should have received a stamp in your passport.... even if you're from a visa exempt country.

We applied in late May for a French spouse, but got streamed to CPC-Mississauga for processing instead of Paris. What is the citizenship of your applicant? Is the sponsor Canadian PR or citizen?

Why not submit on paper and submit by registered mail? Use CIC's backlog to your advantage.

Joint bank accounts? Joint accounts for anything else? iPhone location histories? Mail going to the same address? Anything that shows you have merged lives.

Check one of the spreadsheets for other Singaporean applications and their timelines.

Ours said this before we even completed them. I guess we'll have to follow up with them to confirm actual receipt. At this point, we're putting no faith in any status on GCkey or ECAS.

All the steps are outlined in various guides here and on the government website. We can help you, but you need to do some initial research yourself. Certificat de sélection Québec is only needed if they're moving to Quebec.

We're all considering it as such, but it's a new process: none of us know what's going to happen. Will CPCM start issuing visas and PRs? Nobody knows. Maybe they will still send them to a VO, but in a completed state where the VO just rubberstamps approvals. We might have more info once a CPC-M...

Don't make the descriptions too long: the more they have to read, the more time they may take to read it all. If your application is straightforward, don't make it unnecessarily complex.

Outland used to be fast for US, but lots of applications are languishing for 8 months+ under the new "streamlined" process that used to take just 4 months pre-Dec2016. Depends on their timelines... 12 months for Outland may not be pretty fast for them. Protip for OP: medical exams for...

it's complicated. She can enter, but not for the intended purpose of lodging an inland PR application. They probably won't ask, it if they did, she could be refused. Lots of people do this, but if you did, it would be recommended to stay in Canada until an open work permit is issued, at the...

Give it a few more weeks, usually 5-6 weeks, maybe on the longer side since lots of people get married over summer.

Speculation based on www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/ob570-stream.513446/ It might be a highway, like the 401 at 5PM on a weekday...

Shouldn't be a problem as long as you're not receiving any assistance and not sponsoring anyone beyond your spouse. Just keep track of your travels with your spouse when you they get PR and the two of go away so they meet PR's residency "residency" requirements.

How did the line of questioning go resulting in your to-be spouse getting a Visitor Record? Usually visa-exempt nationals end up with the default stamp for 6 months. On the plus side, a visitor record is usually sufficient (in Ontario anyway) to start the process of getting a drivers license if...