Search results

Hi there, Are you still waiting for your oath to be rescheduled?

Thanks! Not started.

Location: Coquitlam, BC Physical Days: 1188 Method: Online Applicants: Single Application sent: April 16 AOR: May 2 Ghost Update: November 4 Background Verification Completed: November 5 Test Invite: November 10 Test Passed: November 14

Location: Coquitlam, BC Physical Days: 1188 Method: Online Applicants: Single Application sent: April 16 AOR: May 2 Ghost Update: November 4 Background Verification Completed: November 5

I wonder if we could reach out to CBC - they've written several articles on IRCC's backlog over the past year. Or does anyone have a large social media following/presence?

Wait, so did you end up paying 3 application fees in total (less $100)?

"common sense" "government" Pick one.

May I ask where you heard that?

Hi! Also in Vancouver (technically Coquitlam) and received my AOR a week and a half ago.

Update: AOR received May 2nd

Location: Coquitlam, BC Physical Days: 1188 Method: Online Applicants: Single Application sent: April 16, 2022 Delivered: April 16, 2022 Now we wait... :)

Why would you need a lawyer? The forms are fairly straightforward.

If so, did you have to mail the plates back to MN? I can't find a definitive answer online. Thanks!

He cannot sponsor his son because he failed to declare him in his application.

I'm not sure IRCC will inform you if they decide to open an investigation.

Why wouldn't an American applicant be required to undergo a medical exam? To my knowledge, none of the panel physicians accept insurance. Prices vary wildly between physicians. I paid $440 for my exam.

Did you mean to say October 2016? Otherwise, I don't know where you got 24 months.

That wasn't my experience at all. I'm not sure where you read that they take your plates away or that you won't be allowed to drive over the border? I've never seen anything speaking to that. Just make sure you remain insured with your U.S. insurer until you've finished importing and registering...

Permanent residents cannot sponsor their spouses if they're living outside of Canada.

Can anyone who's imported a car into BC share your experience with the BC safety inspection (not the RIV one)? Thanks.