Thank you very much for the number.One other question i will like to ask because you had your application returned so u might help out.regarding the OWP did you include a checklist for that and also did you include suppprting documents for that apart from what you included for the spousal sponsorship?.
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You should know that although you are submitting everything in one package, the OWP application will be separated from the spousal sponsorship application and processed on its own, so yes; include the supporting documents again like photocopies of passport, marriage certificate...etc. As for the checklist, you should include it as well and make sure that when you pay for the app, you pay $255 and NOT just $155. Also, your proof of payment should be separate as well, meaning that you should pay for each app separately and not in just one receipt.
Thank you for the information.I have already sent my application and i am sure it will be returned cos i did not add documents for the OWP. I am keeping my fingers crossed.
Personally, I don't think your app will be returned if everything else is good to go. Anyway, many posts through other threads recommend you do this when contacting IRCC by phone: 1 (888) 242-2100 and select 3-4-1-0 to speak to an agent.
Good luck!
To clarify, when they say proof of income statement, they don't mean pay stubs or just any type of proof of income, they mean an actual document that CRA supplies called the Option C: Proof of Income Statement. It's a very detailed document about a taxpayer's income and assets. Your sponsor can get a copy of it through their CRA online account.
I know you already dealt with this but I wanted to provide this information for anybody else who is still working on their application and might also be confused.
Hi guys, hoping to join this thread and share our experience as we go.
I sent out my Sponsorship Application today (Common-Law Inland with OWP). Did everything all by myself without a lawyer. Very stressful putting the documents together but hoping for a smooth process from here on
I sent out my Sponsorship Application today (Common-Law Inland with OWP). Did everything all by myself without a lawyer. Very stressful putting the documents together but hoping for a smooth process from here on
@eunisgreen also sent our documents yesterday (hopefully reach them today) (Common-law Inland with OWP).
Think we made a mistake though. We applied online as well for the OWP, but placed all documents required for the OWP in the package sent.
Hope it doesnt cause confusion.
I also place the Statutory of Declaration of Common Law doc with OWP and didnt include it with the sponsorship part. Hope they make a copy of it for that part if they seperate the two, or contact us to upload.
Good luck to you, we may have the same timeline
Think we made a mistake though. We applied online as well for the OWP, but placed all documents required for the OWP in the package sent.
Hope it doesnt cause confusion.
I also place the Statutory of Declaration of Common Law doc with OWP and didnt include it with the sponsorship part. Hope they make a copy of it for that part if they seperate the two, or contact us to upload.
Good luck to you, we may have the same timeline
I sent it through Canada Post express and it arrived and was signed by S. WONG earlier this afternoon!@eunisgreen also sent our documents yesterday (hopefully reach them today) (Common-law Inland with OWP).
Think we made a mistake though. We applied online as well for the OWP, but placed all documents required for the OWP in the package sent.
Hope it doesnt cause confusion.
I also place the Statutory of Declaration of Common Law doc with OWP and didnt include it with the sponsorship part. Hope they make a copy of it for that part if they seperate the two, or contact us to upload.
Good luck to you, we may have the same timeline
Our application was received this morning, and signed by d.david could be the same person.
I too did not submit duplicate supporting docs for the OWP. I'm hoping my app is not returned
Another forum member posted in this thread that their app was returned for missing an NOA doc only a few weeks after it was received so I'm hoping that because it's been over 21 days now since they received mine that I should be ok?
Can anyone comment on how quickly they return applications for missing docs? If they received my application over 21 days ago, can I assume it's all ok?
Hi all.
Our application was received on Nov 18th. I’m an principal applicant and my husband is PR. I already took my medicals few months ago this year for my pgwp. In the checklist, I wrote the name of the doctor, address and phone number of the hospital where I took my medicals.
For my case, do they assess my background check right after they send me AOR skipping the medical part? Or do they ask me to do another medicals?
Our application was received on Nov 18th. I’m an principal applicant and my husband is PR. I already took my medicals few months ago this year for my pgwp. In the checklist, I wrote the name of the doctor, address and phone number of the hospital where I took my medicals.
For my case, do they assess my background check right after they send me AOR skipping the medical part? Or do they ask me to do another medicals?