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Hey everyone! We landed yesterday in Vancouver! It was super exciting to be in a room with people who were finally finalizing their applications! Pretty standard procedure. We arrived 15 minutes early and the guard let us in after showing proof of our appointment. Waited for 15 minutes and then...

See you there!!

DM email was Feb15th. i think ECAS changes happened a week or two before that for us

AHHH!! Just so the above notification and checked our email and we had just received appointment email an hour ago!! DM Feb 15th also, Interview date May 2nd!

We are Feb 15th

March 28th Applicant. AIP and DM in the last few days. just waiting for a letter for the interview in Vancouver! For those that have received information on their interview for Vancouver, how long did you wait after DM?

Received Eligibility passed letter today! Application Received March 28th ! We will be waiting for a Vancouver landing interview and i understand that it could take some time. We're happy to have some correspondence!

Correct, just the birth certificate and yes using the webform.

We had our baby the week after submitting my husbands PR application (March 26) and we sent in a webform with his birth certificate uploaded. I think if anything it will help the application. They like to know the situation so they can confirm the babies citizenship. we received a message back...

I think its possible! It might be close though... I think it takes around 60 days but i read in the 2017 forum that someone received theirs in 51 days. You could check the 2017 forum or ask and see how long people waited

It is a stressful application but just be very thorough and know you have this forum for support and assistance! as for the return ticket, my husband (the PA), also needed a flight home when he entered Canada. We needed to extend his stay as a visitor before got married so we moved his flight...

Honestly, we didn't even know about this thread when we submitted the application. I read through all the instructions, checklists, common mistakes etc. if you are super thorough and go over things a few times then you should catch everything. we didn't want to get ours returned or have any...

The medical exam does not test for substances. There’s only a few things they are looking for and substance use is not one of them. Marijuana is tested for in Urine and I don’t remember them doing a urine test anyways. But regardless, it is not what they are testing for. I think they are on the...

The whole process takes about 1 year. If you look at the 2017 forum some are taking even longer. If i were you i wouldn't put too much pressure on your application process being complete in exactly one year.

My husband is now on my insurance now that he has his OWP. We live in BC and it’s Pacific Blue Cross. But every province and policy could be different

What is the best way to update them? Is there a way to upload his birth certificate on our gc account or do we have to call? I he b

Oops. Just to confirm his citizenship, and That if we didn’t include it, our application would not be returned. So I’m wondering if there is any reason to notify them. It sounds like a real pain to contact them over the phone.

Question. I am a Canadian citizen and sponsored my spouse for PR. Sent Application in March. In April our son was born. Our application states several times that we were expecting and we know he’s a Canadian citizen because he was born in Canada. Is there any reason to notify CIC of his birth ...

In Regards to your 2nd question... Our application has also said Not Applicable for background check. Submitted March 28th OWP: July 6th

Thanks for the reply! His application was received March 28th. i'm assuming since he has completed his medical already that they will just carry on with the application process