That would have scared me so much. I was very paranoid about my application getting returned until I got AOR. It took 22 days for me to get AOR, so hang in there.Stuntxd9 said:
This is my nightmare right now. I will relax so much more once the AOR comes through and we know they won't be sending it back!!Decoy24601 said:
I read that as well and yet they put us through such anguish collecting all that financial information and worry. For most it is better to tick the box to discontinue your application as without a sponsor you will be rejected. Makes you wonder why they would even ask.CanGer said:
I agree, why ask to provide proof of employement and tax information if there is no minimum...and yes, why do they even ask that?? Maybe there is a reason I'm not seeing right now, but like you said, no sponsor, no go.Sous02 said:
I've seen on youtube that even bigger cats were fine under the seat. I'm too scared to risk her being checked in. I'm choosing a flight that allows cats in cabin and I'm going to follow all the guidelines strictly so that we can fly on that day and looking at the best airlines for pets.Lyse said:
I ticked the other box. I hope it will be ok... I'm so worried about that... maybe for no reason but still.milac said:
I also ticked the other box. I'm not too worried since it's incredibly unlikely that my husband will be refused as a sponsor, but I'm a bit worried too. Try to keep your mind off it for the next month... there's not much else we can do but wait.neetwo80 said:
Thanks, I'm trying. I'm more paranoid of this than getting the package sent back. I hope neither happens. I think I did a very clear and good application. I really need to figure out how to relax and not think about it. I probably shouldn't be on this site so much. Let's think positive and put those good vibes out there.Decoy24601 said:
Yep, trying to keep positive is the best way to go about it. I thought worrying about my application getting returned would be the last of my worries, but as soon as I got AOR I started worrying that I would need an interview or something and stressing about getting my visitor status extended etc. If you dwell on what could go wrong, you'll find that there's always something that could go wrong. I know it's kind of hard to get on with your life when you're waiting to start a new life with your PR application, but distractions are definitely great for dealing with this application process. I'm still figuring out how to keep myself from worrying. I know I've come a long way since I joined this site last August and started looking into applying for PR. I was a nervous wreck when I first got on here.neetwo80 said:
Only reason to worry is if you have major red flags, like.criminal background, immigration issues or if you didnt provide enough evidence. All of which youd be allowed to ecplain.Decoy24601 said:
