**SEPTEMBER 2018** INLAND SPOUSE SPONSORSHIP

[Hary123]

Can any one point me to excel file for application timelines

 

[LinkinMark]

Can any one point me to excel file for application timelines

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1WXmKcCOlbciwCa33-vKs8LqbKxOIar2PzSN7j4xBxEg/edit?usp=drivesdk

 

[Hary123]

Thnk you

 

[Betabr]

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1WXmKcCOlbciwCa33-vKs8LqbKxOIar2PzSN7j4xBxEg/edit?usp=drivesdk

Is it only me who does not understand this spreadsheet? =/

 

[melito]

Can any one point me to excel file for application timelines

Since you are inland I recommend this one:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Yn3BFzI4q4xAy4EW3pG4CgQz9o3EzF5b18_tcSJwBhA/edit?usp=sharing

 

[Longroadtoimmigration]

Any one else still waiting ?
I am seeing Sept 28th getting DM.
Watsup with Sept 19 application.
Thought we will get something this week, but apparel not.
I need some light in this tunnel.

 

[Geno.uss]

Any one else still waiting ?
I am seeing Sept 28th getting DM.
Watsup with Sept 19 application.
Thought we will get something this week, but apparel not.
I need some light in this tunnel.

Every case is different, the straightforward cases which never had any complications or their background checks were pretty fast are getting accepted faster while complicated cases are taking longer, maybe they see your case a bit complicated since you applied right after your refugee claim was refused, that's a red flag to them
Any red flags in your case might cause delays (or it might not depending on the officer that's handling your case), all you can do is pray and hope for the best

 

[NHLNFL]

• Dear :
  
  This refers to the Application for Permanent Residence you made under the Spouse or
  Common-Law Partner in Canada Class.
  
  We are pleased to advise you that processing of your application has been completed. The
  Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada office in Windsor IRCC will contact you to
  arrange an appointment for the finalization of your permanent resident application.
  
  IMPORTANT: You and your family members, if any, will be required to present original
  identification document(s) to the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada office at your
  appointment. A final decision concerning the granting of permanent residence status will be
  made at that time. If permanent residence is granted, the name that will appear on the
  confirmation of permanent resident document is your name as it appears on your passport or
  identity documents.
  
  Passport / Travel Document
  You must bring your valid passport / travel document with you to your appointment at the
  Canada Immigration Centre.
  If your passport / travel document was seized by CBSA, it will be sent to the Canada
  Immigration Centre directly and will be returned to you at your appointment. Do not contact
  CBSA to retrieve it as it will not be released to you until your appointment at the Immigration,
  Refugees and Citizenship Canada office.
  
  Right of Permanent Residence Fee (RPRF)
  The Right of Permanent Residence Fee in the amount of $490.00 is required before you can
  become a permanent resident in Canada. The Confirmation of Permanent Residence document
  will not be issued to you until this payment is made. If you have not already made this payment,
  you must submit proof of this payment to this office as soon as possible via the Case Specific
  Enquiry form at the following link:
  https://secure.cic.gc.ca/enquiries-renseignements/canada-case-cas-eng.aspx.
  
  To pay this fee, please follow the instructions below:
  http://www.cic.gc.ca/
  
  
  
• Immigration, Refugees Immigration, Réfugiés
  and Citizenship Canada et Citoyenneté Canada
  
  Case Processing Centre Mississauga Centre de Traitement des Demandes Mississauga
  Website: www.cic.gc.ca Site web: www.cic.gc.ca
  
  1) You can pay immigration fees online with a Visa, MasterCard or American Express credit
  card if you have access to a computer with an Internet connection, Adobe Acrobat Reader
  software, and a printer.
  2) Go to the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) website at
  www.canada.ca.
  3) Select “My application” from the Home page and then “Pay your fees”.
  4) Select the type of application “Permanent Residence” from the drop-down menu.
  5) Select “Right of Permanent Residence Fee – not Express Entry”, and then “Get payment
  instructions”.
  6) Navigate to the How to pay your fees section and select “Pay my fees online”. Follow the
  instructions to the end of payment process.
  7) Once completed, you must print the IRCC official receipt and send it to this office via the
  Case Specific Enquiry form at the following link: https://secure.cic.gc.ca/enquiries-
  renseignements/canada-case-cas-eng.aspx.
  
  When should I contact IRCC?
  
  You must also notify IRCC of any changes to your application. Examples of changes include:
  
   Change in status in Canada: you must submit a written statement to this office and
  include evidence to indicate the status in Canada of all persons listed in your Application
  for Permanent Residence;
   Changes in the personal circumstances of the person you are sponsoring and his/her
  dependant(s), if any, including change in status in Canada, birth or adoption of a child,
  death of a family member, a marriage or a divorce;
   For changes in status in Canada: you must submit a written statement to this
  office and include evidence to indicate the status in Canada of the person you
  are sponsoring, and that of their dependant(s), if any.
   If you have a child, you must specify whether or not he/she is to be added to this
  application. If that child is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, please
  provide a copy of their document which details his/her status in Canada (i.e.
  Canadian birth certificate, Canadian passport, Canadian citizenship certificate,
  Canadian permanent resident card, etc.).
   Change of contact information (e-mail, mailing address, telephone number);
   Appointment or change of immigration representative or designated individual; and/or
   Decision to withdraw your application.
  
  You have the option to withdraw your application at any point in the process, provided that a
  final decision has not been made on the Application for Permanent Residence (APR).
  
  Contact Information
  
  For information about Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) programs and
  services, application forms, or general updates on your file status, visit our web site at
  www.canada.ca.
  
  To contact this office and for more information on what to expect next, please refer to the After
  You Apply webpage at www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/sponsor/spouse-apply-after.asp.
  http://www.cic.gc.ca/
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
• Immigration, Refugees Immigration, Réfugiés
  and Citizenship Canada et Citoyenneté Canada
  
  Case Processing Centre Mississauga Centre de Traitement des Demandes Mississauga
  Website: www.cic.gc.ca Site web: www.cic.gc.ca
  
  
  How do I check the status of my application?
  
  You may use your 8-digit Unique Client Identifier (UCI) number located at the top left of this
  correspondence to check the status of your application on the IRCC website. Please visit
  www.cic.gc.ca/english and select “Check your application status”.
  
  How long will it take to process my application?
  
  Processing times vary. You can consult the processing times by visiting the IRCC website at
  www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/times/perm-fc.asp. Please note that, given the high volume
  of inquiries submitted to IRCC offices, status updates on cases are not normally provided unless
  the processing time for a file is longer than the service standards outlined in the IRCC website.
  
  What if my address changes?
  
  You must report any changes to your address, telephone number(s) and email address
  immediately. Please note that CPC Mississauga will not update contact information. Changes
  to your contact information should be made through our online service at
  www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/change-address.asp. Failure to provide a current or correct
  address may result in delays in the processing of your application.
  Failure to provide a current or correct address may result in delays in the processing of your
  application.
  
  Sincerely,
  
  Case Processing Centre Mississauga
  

Hello. Do they tell you afterwards that your sponsor must attend the interview?

 

[Andrei141590]

I can see some off you already happy
Should i worry with my aplication as i send them all documents !

 

[Geno.uss]

Hello. Do they tell you afterwards that your sponsor must attend the interview?

It's commonly known that sponsors should attend the landing interview with PA since CIC officers question both parties

 

[Geno.uss]

I can see some off you already happy
Should i worry with my aplication as i send them all documents !

Any complications in your case? Any red flags (for example: is the PA out of status? PA travelled a lot?, PA applied for PR before and got refused? Etc?...)

 

[NHLNFL]

It's commonly known that sponsors should attend the landing interview with PA since CIC officers question both parties

Yes I found that out after reading further

And they ask to confirm details on a COPR they have for you? They ask if you've been arrested in the past though they have that through our paperwork! I guess dotting the i's and crossing the t's.

I cant find a clear answer on what the appointment is about. Quick?

 

[basket90]

Is it only me who does not understand this spreadsheet? =/

You need to go to the tap Inland Sep.. then all should be clear

 

[basket90]

Every case is different, the straightforward cases which never had any complications or their background checks were pretty fast are getting accepted faster while complicated cases are taking longer, maybe they see your case a bit complicated since you applied right after your refugee claim was refused, that's a red flag to them
Any red flags in your case might cause delays (or it might not depending on the officer that's handling your case), all you can do is pray and hope for the best

Honestly I don't think it depends only on if you have an straight forward file or a complex one or a red flag, but also if the agent who's working on your file is a fast one or not, if the office is fast or not (apparently Montréal really slow, Vancouver rather busy and Winipeg super fast..)..

I'm Sept 24 applicant, still no news, not even a ghost update and I do not see any red flag in my file. I've lived the last 5 years with my common partner at the same adresse abroad, I was never out of status (visitor while application send, now OWP), I'm even working now. I'm from a non problematic country as well. My partner has a very good paid job, but that dosen't matter for Quebec applicants. My partner is canadian. We have no kids or dependant, no criminal records. I only lived in my home country, few travelling and mostly here to visit my partners family. I speak English and French fluent. The only thing that could slow down is that we are living in Québec, but I saw now some Québec applicants getting updates... So I really don't see where there could be a red flag that causes that my application isn't getting any updates... I have probably just a slow agent or a new one that needs more time or I'm in one of the slower proccessing centers who knows... I don't worry cause there are 6 more months to go before we hit the 12 month mark.. so relax

The ones who got already a letter from CIC (AIP, SA, DM or Landing) which one is your processing office (apparently it should be stated at the bottom of the page)?

 

[rabidjess]

Honestly I don't think it depends only on if you have an straight forward file or a complex one or a red flag, but also if the agent who's working on your file is a fast one or not, if the office is fast or not (apparently Montréal really slow, Vancouver rather busy and Winipeg super fast..)..

I'm Sept 24 applicant, still no news, not even a ghost update and I do not see any red flag in my file. I've lived the last 5 years with my common partner at the same adresse abroad, I was never out of status (visitor while application send, now OWP), I'm even working now. I'm from a non problematic country as well. My partner has a very good paid job, but that dosen't matter for Quebec applicants. My partner is canadian. We have no kids or dependant, no criminal records. I only lived in my home country, few travelling and mostly here to visit my partners family. I speak English and French fluent. The only thing that could slow down is that we are living in Québec, but I saw now some Québec applicants getting updates... So I really don't see where there could be a red flag that causes that my application isn't getting any updates... I have probably just a slow agent or a new one that needs more time or I'm in one of the slower proccessing centers who knows... I don't worry cause there are 6 more months to go before we hit the 12 month mark.. so relax

The ones who got already a letter from CIC (AIP, SA, DM or Landing) which one is your processing office (apparently it should be stated at the bottom of the page)?

I agree that it likely has to do with whether your application was transferred or not. My husbands eligibility letter came from Mississauga which suggests it never left there from the day it arrived in September. I believe you can call and ask where your application is being processed to get a better idea (if you can get through)