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Chances of getting a visitor visa are much much higher if you apply before marriage. Irrespective of inland or outland, you will have to prove that your relationship is genuine. There are many people who don't have big weddings and have been approved. You being from India, where big weddings are...

If it is your first/new PR card, you don't have to fill out an application. When you are approved/get CoPR, an application number is generated automatically for your first PR card (Application# for PR card starts with 'R'). This application will be processed/approved when they get the new pic...

If you have linked your 'PR Card' application with your gckey, you will get a notification when it is approved and mailed. If it is not linked, there will be no notification.

If you applied online it would take around 10-15 days to get your SIN in the mail. You won't get CoPR in your mail. It will just be a pdf copy in your email/gckey.

If you apply for OHIP using AIP, the validity will be for a year. You will have to update your OHIP when you get your copr/PR card to change the validity.

It is a standard letter. If you have already paid RPRF, you can ignore this. Congrats on AIP and SA.

You will need actual CoPR letter for SIN/Healthcard.

If all the documents you uploaded are accepted, you will get the SIN in your mail (physical copy, not email) in 10-15 days after you apply online. In case any of the document is not accepted, then you will receive a letter in your mail (in 10-15 days) mentioning the reason why the SIN could not...

There is an option of 'Change of Status' in the application type. You don't have to select 'Other'.

If it is the first time you are applying for SIN (no SIN from OWP), then the application type will be 'First SIN' If you already have a temporary SIN from OWP, the Application type will be 'Change of Status' - Your status changed from Temporary to Permanent.

You won't get any update from IRCC regarding RCMP fingerprints. If RCMP has advised you that they sent the FP results, you will have to take their word for it. If you want to be 100% sure that IRCC got the results (for your peace of mind), you can submit a webform asking about the status.

Driver's license is not 'must' to include in your application. It is just a proof of address. You can use different documents showing proof of address i.e. utility bills, bank statements, etc. As long you have provided them with sufficient proof, you don't have to worry about not including...

I am assuming yours is a common-law application. So my question was did they ask for more evidence for the common law period (i.e. 12 month prior to application submission) OR did they ask you to provide evidence that you are cohabiting at present? If it is the 12 month period, you will need...

You don't have to worry about getting rejected just yet. They have just asked you for additional documents and you have a chance to satisfy the concerns they have. You need to read the letter and see what time frame are they asking more proof for. Is it more cohabitation proof for 12 months...

You just have to wait. Next is Decision Made and COPR.

Yes, there are a few who got CoPR directly without any call or email. But most of the people do get call/email.

You can apply for SIN online or in person at ServiceCanada (Not sure if all locations are open yet). You will need to upload the required documents (CoPR, Passport and DL copies should do).

As said above, Temporary Resident Permit is different from Temporary Resident Visa. To be eligible for OHIP, AOR is not enough. You need to have at least AIP (Approval in Principle) before you can apply for OHIP. OR You are also eligible when you get your OWP (if you applied OWP with PR) AND...

RCMP fingerprints are not mandatory for everyone. They will send a request to submit if you need one.

One Sept 4 applicant received AIP yesterday. Things are moving slowly but surely. You will get there. :)