- Feb 15, 2013
- 23
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- Vegreville
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- 16-08-2012
- AOR Received.
- 20-11-2012
- Med's Request
- 11-02-2013
- Med's Done....
- 25-02-2013 DM....:20-06-2013 IN CANADA SINCE:...2008
- LANDED..........
- 21-08-2013
Hi everyone like what my profile says or not say depending if I put it in right.lol.
In Canada Application, (married to a Canadian)
Vegreville office
Spousal sponsorship
I have finished my medicals Feb 25, 2013, It appeared in my Ecas that they received my medicals April 3rd, 2013.
Does anybody have the similar timeline?
If so has anyone received their PPR yet?
I am aware that it might be too early to ask but I am just wondering how long it will take them to ask for the passport.
Also I am aware that because it is an inland application they will not ask for a passport but just send a COPR and you can "land" in a local office, but since the appointments are so full and it takes a long time before you can get an appointment,
Is it possible to just bring your COPR and cross the border and back without the visa but just the COPR.
I am not sure if they still give inland applications a PPR or just a COPR.
I have a bunch of friends that are in Canada that are now PR but they did that in a different strean i.e. skilled worker or cec
so I don't know anyone to ask.
If anyone can share their experiences or something it would be great. Thank you.
In Canada Application, (married to a Canadian)
Vegreville office
Spousal sponsorship
I have finished my medicals Feb 25, 2013, It appeared in my Ecas that they received my medicals April 3rd, 2013.
Does anybody have the similar timeline?
If so has anyone received their PPR yet?
I am aware that it might be too early to ask but I am just wondering how long it will take them to ask for the passport.
Also I am aware that because it is an inland application they will not ask for a passport but just send a COPR and you can "land" in a local office, but since the appointments are so full and it takes a long time before you can get an appointment,
Is it possible to just bring your COPR and cross the border and back without the visa but just the COPR.
I am not sure if they still give inland applications a PPR or just a COPR.
I have a bunch of friends that are in Canada that are now PR but they did that in a different strean i.e. skilled worker or cec
so I don't know anyone to ask.
If anyone can share their experiences or something it would be great. Thank you.