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Not gone, I just skulk around here now. I still check about once a week for any progress in the Romero camp. It has to be soon!

With application: Family Gym Membership Joint Bank Account Visitor Record with address on it Insurance - with my partner listed as beneficiary After Application was in Mexico: Letter from health insurance company stating we had to wait a year to add my partner to my policy A letter from a...

Not in our case, it changed about 2 weeks later.

I can maybe help, I also applied common-law and did not have a rental/lease agreement (I understand the living in a basement situation). We did send proof of a joint bank account, nothing in it and it was opened shortly before submitting the application. I had placed him on my life insurance...

If her mom is getting it in Mexico City, it is the constancia you want. (Don't forget the fingerprints!)

We did not include a statutory declaration when we applied common-law, at the time it wasn't listed as a requirement in the guide. I have no idea if that has changed. After we submitted, I got worried and sent along a document signed by a commissioner of oaths signed by family indicating we...

We submitted 8, too. Got some of them back with the passport (maybe 4) in the exact same envelope we sent them (well-travelled,this envelope). I can't remember if we had to use them when he landed. A few of these photos also showed up on the medical re-do form.

That's a good question, it doesn't mention police check re-do's anywhere. I haven't seen a lot of people having to do re-do them anywhere on the forum, but I also haven't been looking. They might eventually get your husband to re-do the form that lists employers, schools, etc. since the time...

Ours was much less - meds done early April, passport request June 1st, and that's with the police check submission in the middle of that time period, too. Maybe that number is for other PR apps like skilled worker and the like where medicals are requested at the end? It's always time for...

Visa issued means they have placed the PR visa into the passport after the passport is requested. For example, our passport request was June 1st, we sent the passport and the embassy placed/issued the PR visa on June 15th. You get the passport back with the visa inside and you land. I can't...

You will need it and it will save a lot of hassles. Once you have your application submitted everything will begin to have time limits on it, 60 days to submit this, etc.. The limits can be extended but it would be nice if you didn't have to.

I got confused betwen you and mc1234. If Guanajuato is the only state she has lived in then that is the only state certificate you need to send. They will require the constancia which requires a trip to Mexico City. We did not fill out the form, from what I understood it would be for a...

Arghh. Has your MP been helpful or interested in your case? Out of curiousity, are they Conservative, Liberal (probably not, not a lot of those left) or NDP?

I tried to look back and get it right, I am out of the loop now with everyone's names. Yes, the constancia is at the PGR in Mexico City, only. My partner did not live in Mexico City after he turned 18 so we sent only the state police checks, initially. They did end up requesting a police check...

Hi Islenio, We haven't done more research on the paper visa but have resigned ourselves to going through the process to get it or waiting 3 years for citizenship. I think there was a little bit of paperwork fatigue after the PR application but I imagine we will get around to doing it soon. We...

Yes, we went to a UPS store and they were able to include the return envelope and should be able to give you both tracking numbers - one for the "sending" envelope and one for "the return" envelope. I was able to check online for the return tracking so we knew right away when it was on its way...

Congratulations to everyone that got their PPR! I am still creeping around here waiting for mrandmrsromero to get their PPR! I can help with a few of the questions. We were able to drive to the border, flagpole and land at the Canadian border without a problem. My common-law partner was in...

LOL! I am glad you are keeping a sense of humour through this lengthy process. I can't believe you didn't memorize the entire manual! All kidding aside, I read your earlier post and checked back to the country specific guide that I had saved to my computer last year, and indeed it does say to...

The re-do was by mail, it had pictures attached and one of the pictures was stamped with the Embassy name. We never did meds specifically for the PR application before sending it, we took the risk that the meds he had to do for his Visitor Record extension would suffice (that would be a do-over...

I can't believe you are still waiting! I really hope this is over soon for you guys. The time between re-doing the medicals after being requested and getting the passport request was a little less than 2 months for us - April 7 to June 1st but the police certificate was submitted late April, so...