JULY 2019 *Inland* Spousal Sponsorship

[kyungyyz]

I saw a ghost update as well but nothing has changed. Hope it's a good sign!

 

[Ver94]

Hey, I just got a ghost update on my account. Did anyone get something similar? See the timeline under the google sheets. The was application received July 30th.

A lot of July applicants have, it means movement on your application. Ghost updates are when one part of your background check is done. I believe there are two parts

 

[Romesha]

Hi everyone I regarding the medical, the paper that was sent from cic to present to the doctor.

Is the doctor supposed to return the paper to you?

 

[TerezaB]

Hi everyone I regarding the medical, the paper that was sent from cic to present to the doctor.

Is the doctor supposed to return the paper to you?

No, they keep the medical report and give you another documentation instead (receipts etc.)

 

[Rex p]

July friends, has ANYONE received SA or AIP yet? Any ghost updates?


Received: July 10rd
AOR: August 19th

Med.Rq: 10dec (Passed December 22th)
BGC: November 24
SA:
AIP:
DM:
L.I:

 

[TerezaB]

July friends, has ANYONE received SA or AIP yet? Any ghost updates?


Received: July 10rd
AOR: August 19th

Med.Rq: 10dec (Passed December 22th)
BGC: November 24
SA:
AIP:
DM:
L.I:

Nope, not even a ghost update so far..

 

[DiamondGabs]

Hello everyone, so far thats my timeline
July 2- application arrived
August 14- aor
November 23- medical request and bgc started
November 25- medical done
December 6- passed medical
2020
January 17- request letter: proof of cohabitation

I sent a document of 32 pages with proof of cohabitation, I hope is enough, but idk still think is a bad thing

 

[Donna2019]

Hello everyone, so far thats my timeline
July 2- application arrived
August 14- aor
November 23- medical request and bgc started
November 25- medical done
December 6- passed medical
2020
January 17- request letter: proof of cohabitation

I sent a document of 32 pages with proof of cohabitation, I hope is enough, but idk still think is a bad thing

No I don't think is a bad thing. Don't worry too much. Send you supporting Documents positive thinking all the way!

 

[Ver94]

Hello everyone, so far thats my timeline
July 2- application arrived
August 14- aor
November 23- medical request and bgc started
November 25- medical done
December 6- passed medical
2020
January 17- request letter: proof of cohabitation

I sent a document of 32 pages with proof of cohabitation, I hope is enough, but idk still think is a bad thing

What proof did you originally provide?

 

[michaeltoronto]

Hello everyone, so far thats my timeline
July 2- application arrived
August 14- aor
November 23- medical request and bgc started
November 25- medical done
December 6- passed medical
2020
January 17- request letter: proof of cohabitation

I sent a document of 32 pages with proof of cohabitation, I hope is enough, but idk still think is a bad thing

Was it the sponsor or the principal applicant that received the request for additional proof of cohabitation?

 

[maryam.k]

Hi everyone,
This is my timeline so far:
July 31 : App Received
Sept 4 : AOR
Nov 28 : Med Request
Dec 7 : Med Passed
Jan 6 : BG Started
Jan 14 : Request for PCC from home country

I never sent the PCC from my home country since the guideline asked for PCC’s from:

• The country where you (or they) currently live, if you have lived there for six months or more. -> Canada
  
  and
  
  
• The country where you (or they) have spent most of your (their) life since the age of 18. -> Canada (I’ve lived in Canada 3 years and 1 year my home country since the age of 18)

I’m not sure why the guidelines aren’t updated if they want PCC from any country the applicant has lived for more than 6 months since the age of 18.

I have one month to get the certificate but I’ll probably need to ask for an extension...

 

[TerezaB]

Hi everyone,
This is my timeline so far:
July 31 : App Received
Sept 4 : AOR
Nov 28 : Med Request
Dec 7 : Med Passed
Jan 6 : BG Started
Jan 14 : Request for PCC from home country

I never sent the PCC from my home country since the guideline asked for PCC’s from:

• The country where you (or they) currently live, if you have lived there for six months or more. -> Canada
  
  and
  
  
• The country where you (or they) have spent most of your (their) life since the age of 18. -> Canada (I’ve lived in Canada 3 years and 1 year my home country since the age of 18)

I’m not sure why the guidelines aren’t updated if they want PCC from any country the applicant has lived for more than 6 months since the age of 18.

I have one month to get the certificate but I’ll probably need to ask for an extension...

I totally agree with you. I haven't received any requests from them so far, but I wouldn't be surprised if they asked me to submit additional PCC.

 

[Ver94]

Hi everyone,
This is my timeline so far:
July 31 : App Received
Sept 4 : AOR
Nov 28 : Med Request
Dec 7 : Med Passed
Jan 6 : BG Started
Jan 14 : Request for PCC from home country

I never sent the PCC from my home country since the guideline asked for PCC’s from:

• The country where you (or they) currently live, if you have lived there for six months or more. -> Canada
  
  and
  
  
• The country where you (or they) have spent most of your (their) life since the age of 18. -> Canada (I’ve lived in Canada 3 years and 1 year my home country since the age of 18)

I’m not sure why the guidelines aren’t updated if they want PCC from any country the applicant has lived for more than 6 months since the age of 18.

I have one month to get the certificate but I’ll probably need to ask for an extension...

Omg, I did the same thing. So they will probably ask me for mine as well.

 

[TerezaB]

Hi everyone,
This is my timeline so far:
July 31 : App Received
Sept 4 : AOR
Nov 28 : Med Request
Dec 7 : Med Passed
Jan 6 : BG Started
Jan 14 : Request for PCC from home country

I never sent the PCC from my home country since the guideline asked for PCC’s from:

• The country where you (or they) currently live, if you have lived there for six months or more. -> Canada
  
  and
  
  
• The country where you (or they) have spent most of your (their) life since the age of 18. -> Canada (I’ve lived in Canada 3 years and 1 year my home country since the age of 18)

I’m not sure why the guidelines aren’t updated if they want PCC from any country the applicant has lived for more than 6 months since the age of 18.

I have one month to get the certificate but I’ll probably need to ask for an extension...

And is it possible to ask for an extension? How is it done?

If they give us, for example, only one month to provide them with another PCC and it takes up to 8 weeks to receive the PCC from that country, then we might need an extension, true.. Ugh.

 

[DiamondGabs]

Was it the sponsor or the principal applicant that received the request for additional proof of cohabitation?

Well u have to send proof that the sponsor and principal applicants live together, so the letter is for both. But they send it through gckey