Getting married after PPR

[Nartus]

Someone I know who added her spouse one month after AOR also got this request.

Just answer the questions truthfully. Put N/A to queations not applicable to you. If you didn’t visit each other before or after the marriage, you can also explain it.

was she in Canada then? or she was applying from her homecountry?

Yep, I did follow your advice. Thank you for your answer.

 

[dshukla]

Hi,

I got my COPR and am planning to go India for my wedding and after that do landing while returning. Will I be able to do landing after that and then later once I get PR card, apply for my husband. Am I supposed to update them about my wedding before landing. And does this affect my COPR.

Please help.

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Hi,

I got my COPR and am planning to go India for my wedding and after that do landing while returning. Will I be able to do landing after that and then later once I get PR card, apply for my husband. Am I supposed to update them about my wedding before landing. And does this affect my COPR.

Please help.

Did you actually read any of the posts in this thread?

No, you cannot land without returning your visa/COPR and adding your spouse to your application.

 

[dshukla]

I actually did not read. I need help here so if you can tell me.

My COPR ends in July 2018. If I get married and update them, I know I have to return my CoPR. If I show my husband as non accompanying will they reissue my Copr.

Did you actually read any of the posts in this thread?

No, you cannot land without returning your visa/COPR and adding your spouse to your application.

 

[EE_FSW]

Hi all,

Does any one of you know do I need to change my marital status from single to common-law after receiving the PPR email, especially my partner is Canadian citizen? I don't need to include my partner in my application for medical exam and police certificate etc.

Also, what is the turn-around time for Ottawa to respond the email for CPC-CTD-Ottawa@cic.gc.ca ??

Thanks!!!

 

[dshukla]

Hi, I nam we your help. Can I get your number to talk please.

I uploaded spouse docs on Nov 1st/2nd to CIC account.
My spouse already have UCI (Earlier applied for Visitor Visa).Spouse added to account in 3-4 business days.

We received PPR on Dec 15th.

 

[gowthamp]

Hi, I nam we your help. Can I get your number to talk please.

Sent you a message.

 

[Samour]

Hi all,

Does any one of you know do I need to change my marital status from single to common-law after receiving the PPR email, especially my partner is Canadian citizen? I don't need to include my partner in my application for medical exam and police certificate etc.

Also, what is the turn-around time for Ottawa to respond the email for CPC-CTD-Ottawa@cic.gc.ca ??

Thanks!!!

I have the exact same query

 

[iamxty]

I actually did not read. I need help here so if you can tell me.

My COPR ends in July 2018. If I get married and update them, I know I have to return my CoPR. If I show my husband as non accompanying will they reissue my Copr.

That is what the other member said, if you have read any of the posts in this thread, you already got the answer.

If you get married before you land, inform CIC. You will be asked to return your COPR, submit documents for your spouse, accompanying or not, then you will be issued a new COPR with married status.

 

[MYam823]

Hi all,

Does any one of you know do I need to change my marital status from single to common-law after receiving the PPR email, especially my partner is Canadian citizen? I don't need to include my partner in my application for medical exam and police certificate etc.

Also, what is the turn-around time for Ottawa to respond the email for CPC-CTD-Ottawa@cic.gc.ca ??

Thanks!!!

Below is a message CIC sent me when I informed them of a change in my marital status being from single to married.

Thank you for informing us of your change in marital status.

If your spouse or common-law partner (CLP) is a Canadian citizen or if they have obtained permanent residence status in Canada, you are required to send us a proof of their status (birth certificate, Permanent Resident Card, etc.).

If your spouse or CLP is NOT a Canadian citizen or has NOT obtained Permanent Residence status in Canada, you will need to complete each of the following steps in order to have them added to your existing application and examined for compliance with admissibility requirements (medical, criminality and security). Unless otherwise stated, the following is mandatory, whether or not your spouse or CLP decides to accompany you to Canada.

so I guess you have to inform them of your status change. The response time was surprisingly fast considering their reputation, lol.. I wrote them 3 emails and received all 3 replies on the following day. hope it helps.

 

[BELLE0314]

Below is a message CIC sent me when I informed them of a change in my marital status being from single to married

Below is a message CIC sent me when I informed them of a change in my marital status being from single to married.

Thank you for informing us of your change in marital status.

If your spouse or common-law partner (CLP) is a Canadian citizen or if they have obtained permanent residence status in Canada, you are required to send us a proof of their status (birth certificate, Permanent Resident Card, etc.).

If your spouse or CLP is NOT a Canadian citizen or has NOT obtained Permanent Residence status in Canada, you will need to complete each of the following steps in order to have them added to your existing application and examined for compliance with admissibility requirements (medical, criminality and security). Unless otherwise stated, the following is mandatory, whether or not your spouse or CLP decides to accompany you to Canada.

so I guess you have to inform them of your status change. The response time was surprisingly fast considering their reputation, lol.. I wrote them 3 emails and received all 3 replies on the following day. hope it helps.

Dear MYAM823,

I am still waiting for PPR and plan to get married next month, do you think I should wait for PPR first?

Thanks
Belle

Thank you for informing us of your change in marital status.

If your spouse or common-law partner (CLP) is a Canadian citizen or if they have obtained permanent residence status in Canada, you are required to send us a proof of their status (birth certificate, Permanent Resident Card, etc.).

If your spouse or CLP is NOT a Canadian citizen or has NOT obtained Permanent Residence status in Canada, you will need to complete each of the following steps in order to have them added to your existing application and examined for compliance with admissibility requirements (medical, criminality and security). Unless otherwise stated, the following is mandatory, whether or not your spouse or CLP decides to accompany you to Canada.

so I guess you have to inform them of your status change. The response time was surprisingly fast considering their reputation, lol.. I wrote them 3 emails and received all 3 replies on the following day. hope it helps.

 

[MYam823]

Hi Belle, in my opinion, it doesn't really matter whether you get married before or after PPR, you are still considered as an "applicant" till you done landing. In terms of processing time before or after PPR, it is really hard to tell as it depends a lot on your partner's background, travel history, health, etc. Good luck to you!!

 

[TanmaySamel]

this is my entier time line could anyone give me some hopes? i belong to NDVO
when should we expect PPR? and is some one sailing with me? please message me
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WES started --10/Oct/2016
WES report -- 24/Nov/2016

IELTS exam 1 -- 24/sep/2016
IELTS exam 2 -- 24/April/2017

Police Clarence Certificate -- 05/May/2017
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EE Profile submitted -- 10/April/2017
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NOI received -- 12/April/2017
ONIP submitted - 08/June/2017

WES ordered for ONIP - 09/June/2017
WES ONIP received by ONIP -12/June/2017
WES refund asked for CIC report, received on - 20/June/2017

Assessment stage - 09/June/2017
Decision in progress - 13/June/2017
Nominated- 22/June/2017
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ITA received- 28/June/2017
PCC - 30/June/2017
Medicals given - 10/July/2017
AOR- 12/July/2017
Medicals passed - 16/Aug/2017
Background status - NA - 18/Aug/2017

GCMS raised - 04/Oct/2018 (Payment ID- XXXXXXXXXX)
GCMS reply - 06/Nov/2018

Background status- IP2- 13/Nov/2017
PPR mail received - 16/Nov/2017
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1st CSE raised and email sent for marriage - 17/Nov/2017

Court Marriage Done - 29/Nov/2017
2nd CSE raised - 29/Nov/2017
3rd CSE raised - 07/Dec/2017

Passport sent - 08/Dec/2017
Passport received with out stamping-22/Dec/2017

Reply for CSE and email - 20/Dec/2017
Additional documents for Spouse requested - 20/Dec/2017
Additional documents submitted - 05/Jan/2018
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GCMS Raised - 16/March/2018 (Payment ID-XXXXXXXXXX)
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waiting for reply
no UCI generated for spouse yet.....

 

[TanmaySamel]

follow the link to join watsaap group "Marriages Post PPR"

https://chat.whatsapp.com/HdZ1ypXphI9JI3dEErOWNc

 

[Aijuly]

follow the link to join watsaap group "Marriages Post PPR"

https://chat.whatsapp.com/HdZ1ypXphI9JI3dEErOWNc

Could u plz post that link again for some reason its not working.