2018 Quebec Inland Spouse/Common law sponsorship applicants only - timelines
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Hi everyone ,
if it helps anyone of you to stay positive , i would like to say that i've received a letter yesterday saying that the Montreal office will contact me soon to confirm my residency.
i think it's random because of the number of applicants and delays in Quebec , something else that helped me to forget about the waiting time , it's work and reading ...
Good luck to everyone, and for those who already went to Montreal office , can you please share the questions and what to bring , i already seen it , just to be sure.
September 10, 2018 Applicant
if it helps anyone of you to stay positive , i would like to say that i've received a letter yesterday saying that the Montreal office will contact me soon to confirm my residency.
i think it's random because of the number of applicants and delays in Quebec , something else that helped me to forget about the waiting time , it's work and reading ...
Good luck to everyone, and for those who already went to Montreal office , can you please share the questions and what to bring , i already seen it , just to be sure.
September 10, 2018 Applicant
i just got landing letter , they said 'IMPORTANT: Remember to bring with you the document entitled: “Confirmation of Permanent Residence” (2 copies). IF ALREADY IN YOUR POSESSION.'
i dont know what is this document that i have to bring
i dont know what is this document that i have to bring
Thank you so much , and good luck to you
If you applied inland, you don't need to bring this document with you, you don't have it. It will be printed and given to you at your appointment. You will sign two copies and they will keep one
We weren't asked many questions, I wasn't even asked if I still want to sponsor my husband. I recall we were asked when and where his last entrance into Canada were, and also when he would travel next (he wanted to make sure we would receive the permanent residence card in time). We brought all the documents that were asked for in the letter, and I also brought proof of address, but I wasn't asked for it. I also brought my receipt of payment of the Right of Permanent Residence Fees but they didn't ask for it.
Hi I’m oct 2019 applicant and try to follow this thread. Is it safe to say that it takes more than 12 months in average for Quebec applicants? Also why some get DM before BGC?
Merci beaucoup , t'es un amour toi , je te souhaite beaucoup de bonheur et pour les autres aussi
Merci, c'est vraiment gentil de ta part
Et ça fait plaisir!
According to an article published on July 11, 2019, "The current wait time in Quebec to process an application for family reunification is around 15 months." The increased delays were caused by Legault's new policies. Read more about it here: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/quebec-s-new-plan-to-fix-labour-shortage-will-create-two-tiered-immigration-system-ottawa-warns-1.5208857
Also, someone else in this forum contacted IRCC and has posted about it. This is what they said:
As far as this question, I don't recall ever seeing anyone get DM before their background check is completed. It may not be reflected on gckey but the principal applicant's background check must always be checked. It is possible for the sponsor part of the application to get DM before the principal applicant's background check is completed though.
hello guys , i want your help in that. i get ma csq and applied for Pr 2 years ago and then i got married in july 2019 , then i received my pr approval asking me if there is any change and i told them i got married so they ask for my spouse information and to apply for her. after sending these documents they asked for her CSQ. now which csq application to apply for ( with links if possible ) knowing that i don't have pr yet for myself ?
Do you see your deputy ?
Did you send a email to know what happend about your file ? Thank you
no , nothing just called and asked , they said everything is fine with federal but there s delays with Quebec and i need to wait , but you can use a web form to ask about your application