INLAND APPLICATIONS 2012

[screech339]

Thanks so much. This forum is a great support. Helped get threw some rough days, so I too will continue to try to help others if I can.

Does anyone know what questions they ask at the interview ?
I'm guessing that's what's coming next.

The usual 3 questions usually based on questions 6 found in IMM5669.

The most common questions are:

Do you have any children not listed in COPR?

Have you been convicted / charged in Canada?

Have you been denied entry to any countries?

 

[nervousme]

The usual 3 questions usually based on questions 6 found in IMM5669.

The most common questions are:

Do you have any children not listed in COPR?

Have you been convicted / charged in Canada?

Have you been denied entry to any countries?


Thanks
We had a baby 5 months ago but haven't told cic. Guess now the time to tell them if they ask?

 

[screech339]

Since the baby is born Canadian, the child still doesn't need to be listed in COPR. So even if asked, you say no since they specifically asked for any children NOT LISTED in COPR. In other words, need to be sponsored for PR.

You can tell them you have a baby born in Canada but it won't change anything.

 

[nervousme]

Since the baby is born Canadian, the child still doesn't need to be listed in COPR. So even if asked, you say no since they specifically asked for any children NOT LISTED in COPR. In other words, need to be sponsored for PR.

You can tell them you have a baby born in Canada but it won't change anything.
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Perfect just what I needed to know
Thanks screech339

 

[screech339]

Worst comes to worst, CIC agent may ask you to complete the family form IMM5406 if you never informed CIC of the baby birth since the baby was born. You were suppose to inform CIC of any changes in PR processing, including birth of baby in or outside Canada. CIC would then may give you instructions whether to complete IMM5406 or not.

If you did inform them and they told you to do nothing as it doesn't affect PR sponsorship as child does not need to be sponsored, then you will not have any problems at landing.

Screech339

 

[nervousme]

Worst comes to worst, CIC agent may ask you to complete the family form IMM5406 if you never informed CIC of the baby birth since the baby was born. You were suppose to inform CIC of any changes in PR processing, including birth of baby in or outside Canada. CIC would then may give you instructions whether to complete IMM5406 or not.

If you did inform them and they told you to do nothing as it doesn't affect PR sponsorship as child does not need to be sponsored, then you will not have any problems at landing.

Screech339

No we didn't inform cic. Things were taking so long as it was. We thought it might delay things even more and we had been told that we would have a final answer just before the baby was born ( almost 6 months ago ). If it's as simple as just filling out a form than that brings me peace of mind.
Now we just wait for the call and hopefully this will be over soon.
Just thinking about how long our wait has been due to an clerical error on there part is enough to drive anyone crazy.
Still don't see how they expect people to try to live normally waiting for so long.
30 months is insane. All because they said they sent a form they never did. Good thing I had enough proof to back up my story. Hence it says clerical error in the GMc notes

 

[nairaboy]

Hey guys, it's being a long while I have been here and I see that that as been good news and movements in the group. Only wish my is the case I am still waiting on my final approval, on my profile on CIC site it say my medical is been received and noting about medical reassemenet but thanks to to my MP who was able to to find out that I was sent a letter(by mail or email yet to find out) that I need to redo my medical. So my question is pls who have an idea of how long it will take after a new medical is done? Thanks guys.

 

[nervousme]

Hey guys, it's being a long while I have been here and I see that that as been good news and movements in the group. Only wish my is the case I am still waiting on my final approval, on my profile on CIC site it say my medical is been received and noting about medical reassemenet but thanks to to my MP who was able to to find out that I was sent a letter(by mail or email yet to find out) that I need to redo my medical. So my question is pls who have an idea of how long it will take after a new medical is done? Thanks guys.

We had Medicals redone in September 2014 and just heard from cic Vegreville office.
Took 6 months after the second Medicals for us

 

[nairaboy]

Wow! That's a long time to wait oh well we are the hands of CIC I guess, I just have to wait for the letter then go redo the medical. I guess the whole process will take me 3yrs lol!

 

[nervousme]

For those of you who are interested in attending.

Demonstrations in Calgary and Mississauga - Inland Spousal Sponsorship Delay

Inland Sponsorship
Edmonton, AB
Mar 12, 2015 — Following the successful demonstration that was hosted on March 1 2015 in front of CIC Headquarter Building in Ottawa, the Inland Spousal Sponsorship Petitioners group is organizing the other 2 demonstrations in Calgary and Mississauga this month.

Link to the protest in Ottawa reported by media: http://ottawacitizen.com/news/local-news/photos-citizenship-immigration-demonstration

The next 2 demonstrations will be hosted on Saturday, March 21st at 1:00pm at Calgary City Hall (Municipal Complex) 800 Macleod Trail SE, Calgary and on Friday March 27th at 1-3PM at CPC-Mississauga 2 Robert Speck Parkway Mississauga L4Z 1H8 in order to educate Canadian general public on the issues of the immigration processing delay that affect thousand Canadian families, and to call on immediate changes for Inland spousal sponsorship AIP backlog (currently at 18 months).

To register for Calgary demonstration (March 21) click here http://goo.gl/NM8iJ7
To register for Toronto-Mississauga demonstration (March 27) click here http://goo.gl/Q8LIvW


Both events have been approved by the cities.

On March 11 2015, during Question Period at the House of Commons, when asked by MP Lysane Blanchette-Lamothe about the Inland spousal sponsorship backlog and if CIC has any plan to clear this backlog, Minister of Citizenship & Canada Chris Alexander stated that his government is "very proud" of his current immigration system and reforms.

 

[nairaboy]

Hey Guys pls I have question, am to redo my medical but found out the doctor I did the first one with is on vacation till 22nd of the month so here is my question: can I go to another doctor to redo the medical or I have to do it at the same doctor? Pls any info will be helpful as I need to get the whole process done with.

Regards

 

[nervousme]

Hey Guys pls I have question, am to redo my medical but found out the doctor I did the first one with is on vacation till 22nd of the month so here is my question: can I go to another doctor to redo the medical or I have to do it at the same doctor? Pls any info will be helpful as I need to get the whole process done with.

Regards

If you are just redoing Medicals because they asked for new ones then you can go to any other authorized location.

 

[mini2404]

Hi everyone:

My husband finally landed today!!!!! Finally everything is over after 32 months!!!!! We are very happy!!!

Thanks to all of you that gave us advice and support during all this time,

Minerva

 

[Annabell]

Hi Everyone,

Does anyone know what the change in the processing times mean? Is it 27 months in total or now 27 months just for stage 2 as it's not even called that anymore? I'm not even sure when this happened as I get so depressed looking at it and still waiting that I try not to go on there!

Thanks in advance,

 

[nervousme]

Thursday we have our " interview " at the Edmonton office.
I think this may be the end finally!
Does anyone know what they will ask us?
Any advice ? Thursday can't come soon enough.