INLAND APPLICATIONS 2013

[frenchwapiti]

Alright guys so I received my landing interview letter today.
The interview is on March 12th, so next Wednesday

AIP January 28th
DM February 23rd
Landing March 12th

this is good to here Spikey92, where is your landing interview?It came really fast together, right? You must be over the moon. Congratulations again!!!

 

[HARMIN]

Alright guys so I received my landing interview letter today.
The interview is on March 12th, so next Wednesday

AIP January 28th
DM February 23rd
Landing March 12th

Congrats Guys ... wishing u very good luck for ur landing interview .....

 

[HARMIN]

You're getting confused.

We're saying that the RELATIONSHIP must be at least two years old when the application is received by CIC.

If two people are TOGETHER, but are not married...and then they get married right before sending in their application, they would NOT have this conditional PR. They have the same relationship, but have simply elevated it to a genuine marriage.

Does that make sense?

Thanks ponga..now i am very clear ..so that's mean for other those just direct married CIC gonna start count down the date they received their inland application..am i right or still wrong ??

 

[Cirene]

OMG Cirene, isn't it exciting to see how nicely this has been come out for you? I am really very happy for you. what amazing news . I still have to wait a little more for my file to progress, however I am delighted to see all this good news here. And in particular ,I am soooo happy for you as you were so desperate a few days ago.

Go out and celebrate with yourbeloved one!!!! my warmest congratulations!!!

Aww Thank you!.. I know eh?! I had to wait a month to get AIP and DM but since last Tuesday it all have been great news!..

I'll keep you in my prayers frenchwapiti, you'll get the news very soon!

Alright guys so I received my landing interview letter today.
The interview is on March 12th, so next Wednesday

AIP January 28th
DM February 23rd
Landing March 12th

Wow.. and I thought I was lucky haha! Congratulations Spikey92! Way to go!!

 

[aakpawan]

I wasn't aware that being married would eliminate the condition 51.

The OP should ask his friend to look at her CoPR and see if it has any conditions listed.

She said there no conditions listed on her COPR, the reason she asked this question is because the husband cheated on her several times and she found out and she is considering filing the divorce but she is scared she will lose her PR status. If did leave him.

 

[guri3577]

Congrats to crester and spikey

 

[guri3577]

She said there no conditions listed on her COPR, the reason she asked this question is because the husband cheated on her several times and she found out and she is considering filing the divorce but she is scared she will lose her PR status. If did leave him.

Sorry to hear what's happening with your friend, if there is no condition 51 mentioned on the COPR, she will not loose her PR.

 

[God be with us]

Cirene, crested, spikey, Rita......congrats guys.....

 

[AchankengCrawford]

You're getting confused.

We're saying that the RELATIONSHIP must be at least two years old when the application is received by CIC.

If two people are TOGETHER, but are not married...and then they get married right before sending in their application, they would NOT have this conditional PR. They have the same relationship, but have simply elevated it to a genuine marriage.

Does that make sense?

I don't think that is correct. The law itself, which is what the CIC website is based of off, says:

"(b) at the time the sponsor filed a sponsorship application with respect to the person under paragraph 130(1)(c) had been the spouse, common-law partner or conjugal partner of the sponsor, as applicable, for a period of two years or less; and"

So, you would have to be in a relationship that could have qualified you for immigration for two years prior to submitting the application. For example, if you were living together and had shared accounts for five years, then got married and applied 1 month later, the condition would not apply to you. If, on the other hand, you were dating for 10 years, but never married or lived together or shared finances or had a kid together, then got married a year and a half before you applied, then the condition would apply to you.

I hope that makes sense.

 

[AchankengCrawford]

Hi Guys I have a question, my friend landed last month in Vancouver to become a PR. She started dating her husband in Dec 2010 and they got married July 2012 and they filed for PR January 2013. Does conditional PR apply in her case?? Basically they were together for 2 yrs and married for 6 months out of the two years of being together does conditional PR apply in her case? She wants to know if anyone can help with this question it will help.

Thanks in advance guys.

It depends on if they were living together and sharing a bank account and everything before or after Jan 2011. If they were acting like they were married, then they should be fine. If they were just dating (living separately, etc...) then she might be in trouble. The only exception is if her husband dies or has been abusive. I'm sorry for your friend.

 

[crester]

Thank you, HARMIN! Hope you can get your AIP & DM very soon (come together )!

Congrats guys... ..Ur journey to Canada pr almost over ..wishing u very good luck for ur landing interview ...cheers

 

[crester]

Thank you Cirene! Congratulations for your great news to get AIP & DM on the same day! So happy for you!

Congratulations Crester Awesome news!

 

[crester]

Congratulations Spikey! Your landing letter really arrived fast

Alright guys so I received my landing interview letter today.
The interview is on March 12th, so next Wednesday

AIP January 28th
DM February 23rd
Landing March 12th

 

[HARMIN]

I don't think that is correct. The law itself, which is what the CIC website is based of off, says:

"(b) at the time the sponsor filed a sponsorship application with respect to the person under paragraph 130(1)(c) had been the spouse, common-law partner or conjugal partner of the sponsor, as applicable, for a period of two years or less; and"

So, you would have to be in a relationship that could have qualified you for immigration for two years prior to submitting the application. For example, if you were living together and had shared accounts for five years, then got married and applied 1 month later, the condition would not apply to you. If, on the other hand, you were dating for 10 years, but never married or lived together or shared finances or had a kid together, then got married a year and a half before you applied, then the condition would apply to you.

I hope that makes sense.

what u actually wanna say ..okay for example I dating with my wife 6 years and we just married last year in june..then is this condition gonna applied on me or not ?? how about others those just got arranged married according to their religion and applied inland Canada pr application ...how about them if they applied inland Canada while living together in Canada after married ??what u think ? :-\ :-\ :-\

 

[crester]

Thank you so much, frenchwapiti! Mine is Montreal. Hope we can hear great news from you very soon!

congratulations Crester! where is your landing office?

it seems that CIC has taken up the pace and is working hard to make us happy!!!!