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- Apr 8, 2019
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- Category........
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- Visa Office......
- Kingston VO
- App. Filed.......
- 01-23-2020
- AOR Received.
- 02-06-2020
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- 23-01-2021
- Med's Request
- 18-09-2020
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- 23-09-2020
- Passport Req..
- 13-07-2021
****January 2020 - Inland Spousal PR + OWP****
- Thread starter k.h.p.
- Start date
My friend reported AOR today - Mar 04, 2020
App Rcvd - Jan 09, 2020 -
XL - Column (13) - Name : Kawal
App Rcvd - Jan 09, 2020 -
XL - Column (13) - Name : Kawal
Lots of waiting to come! You don't get an AOR for the OWP. You can try to link it to your GCKey account. Medicals is typically next, but OWP can happen earlier.
I have some questions regarding the linking process. I've been doing some searches and read the XL instructions. I've even asked some stuff in the WhatsApp channel. Some of the details are conflicting and hey, maybe I'm just confused.
Note that I'm the sponsor and my partner is the PA. She has a GCKey account. I do not have one. She has an existing UCI for a previous visitation extension application linked in her GCKey account
I received an AOR email yesterday stating:
Dear Me
,
This confirms that your application to Sponsor a Member of the Family Class has been received by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) on 2020/01/08 on behalf of the following member(s): (my parnter)
On the ECAS site I can see the status showing me and my sponsorship application and my partner and her PR application status.
My section says:
1. We received (partners) application for permanent residence on January 8, 2020.
My questions:
1) Do I need my own GCKey account as a sponsor or can we link everything to her existing account
2) Do I use my UCI for anything during the linking process?
3) Should she not have received an email as well (we provided one in the application) confirming the receipt of her PR application
4) Any thoughts on why ECAS doesn't state she was sent correspondence like mine did?
We've tried linking her application in GCKey a number of times using combinations of common-law, single, 1 applicant, 2 applicants, her UCI, my UCI etc. It just doesn't seem to be there still.
Note that I'm the sponsor and my partner is the PA. She has a GCKey account. I do not have one. She has an existing UCI for a previous visitation extension application linked in her GCKey account
I received an AOR email yesterday stating:
Dear Me
,This confirms that your application to Sponsor a Member of the Family Class has been received by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) on 2020/01/08 on behalf of the following member(s): (my parnter)
On the ECAS site I can see the status showing me and my sponsorship application and my partner and her PR application status.
My section says:
- We received your application to sponsor (partner) on January 8, 2020.
- We sent you correspondence acknowledging receipt of your application(s) on March 3, 2020.
- We started processing your application on March 2, 2020.
1. We received (partners) application for permanent residence on January 8, 2020.
My questions:
1) Do I need my own GCKey account as a sponsor or can we link everything to her existing account
2) Do I use my UCI for anything during the linking process?
3) Should she not have received an email as well (we provided one in the application) confirming the receipt of her PR application
4) Any thoughts on why ECAS doesn't state she was sent correspondence like mine did?
We've tried linking her application in GCKey a number of times using combinations of common-law, single, 1 applicant, 2 applicants, her UCI, my UCI etc. It just doesn't seem to be there still.
1. No, you can link it to her GCKey account. You can't link it to both accounts.
2. No.
3. No, the AOR typically only goes to the sponsor (unless you manage to link the application in the few hours before it being linkable and the AOR being emailed, in which case it will go to the email address of the GCKey you linked the application to.
4. Because only the sponsor is sent AOR - which is the correspondance.
As for the lack of success in linking, you may need to call IRCC. Sometimes multiple surnames (such as Spanish/Latin style surnames) get truncated/combined/something funny happens, though using application number and UCI should have eliminated that issue.
2. No.
3. No, the AOR typically only goes to the sponsor (unless you manage to link the application in the few hours before it being linkable and the AOR being emailed, in which case it will go to the email address of the GCKey you linked the application to.
4. Because only the sponsor is sent AOR - which is the correspondance.
As for the lack of success in linking, you may need to call IRCC. Sometimes multiple surnames (such as Spanish/Latin style surnames) get truncated/combined/something funny happens, though using application number and UCI should have eliminated that issue.
Hi all--we recently submitted our application via an immigration consultant. We got married after a year we started dating. He was separated for a year with his ex wife and then finally got divorce in May and we got married in September.
My husband is currently out of status but he is from Venezuela so he cannot be deported right now. We also applied for the open work permit with the application. The immigration consultant advised us that the open work permit might be a bit of a 50/50 as he is out of status but the sponsorship application seems solid. I'm wondering in your opinion how feasible it is for us to get the OWP. I know the government has some special considerations on Venezuelan nationals but not sure if it goes as far as giving him an open work permit despite being out of status.
thanks very much!
My husband is currently out of status but he is from Venezuela so he cannot be deported right now. We also applied for the open work permit with the application. The immigration consultant advised us that the open work permit might be a bit of a 50/50 as he is out of status but the sponsorship application seems solid. I'm wondering in your opinion how feasible it is for us to get the OWP. I know the government has some special considerations on Venezuelan nationals but not sure if it goes as far as giving him an open work permit despite being out of status.
thanks very much!