I suspect she can sneak in, because she is from the US.... No visa
Spousal Sponsorship in-land Applications 2016 timeline and updates
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And Friday, August 11th this BS will be over....
Finally....
Finally....
@fabianonetto I concur with @sylvain1's astute assessment here. Probably a reasonable amount of adult bevvy's are also on said menu...
As I said, I have been waiting since July 13th (DM on ECAS) for the landing invitation. SA letter received, DM letter not yet.
Hey everyone I have read through this thread a lot recently and it's been MUCH more helpful than calling CIC, so thank you!! I am sponsoring my partner from the UK. We originally submitted everything (including OWP) in August 2016. Unfortunately it was sent back to us in October 2016 due to a missing document. My partners visitor status expired right in between that, mid September 2016. We re-submitted and it was received Dec 1 2016. Got AOR Dec 20 2016. Since then, no movement. We called at the end of April to ask about the OWP and they told us it was under secondary review (they could not tell us why or what that is) and to call back mid July if we had not received it by then. We called back then and were told the same thing, that they could not give us any additional details, and to call back in a few months if we have still not received it.
Going through this thread I can now see that it is likely due to the fact the the PR app was sent back after the visitor visa was expired. If that's true, I have no idea why CIC could not tell us that on the phone. We have been worried that there is something more seriously wrong with the application and it's been a pretty shitty feeling not knowing anything! Anyway... I was just wondering what the likelihood of getting the OWP is? Is there anyone who was in a similar situation and received their OWP? Or are we basically going to get PR first and then whole OWP would have been a waste of time & money?
I have read through this thread a lot recently and it's been MUCH more helpful than calling CIC, so thank you!! I am sponsoring my partner from the UK. We originally submitted everything (including OWP) in August 2016. Unfortunately it was sent back to us in October 2016 due to a missing document. My partners visitor status expired right in between that, mid September 2016. We re-submitted and it was received Dec 1 2016. Got AOR Dec 20 2016. Since then, no movement. We called at the end of April to ask about the OWP and they told us it was under secondary review (they could not tell us why or what that is) and to call back mid July if we had not received it by then. We called back then and were told the same thing, that they could not give us any additional details, and to call back in a few months if we have still not received it.Going through this thread I can now see that it is likely due to the fact the the PR app was sent back after the visitor visa was expired. If that's true, I have no idea why CIC could not tell us that on the phone. We have been worried that there is something more seriously wrong with the application and it's been a pretty shitty feeling not knowing anything! Anyway... I was just wondering what the likelihood of getting the OWP is? Is there anyone who was in a similar situation and received their OWP? Or are we basically going to get PR first and then whole OWP would have been a waste of time & money?
Hi, thanks for postingHey everyone
Going through this thread I can now see that it is likely due to the fact the the PR app was sent back after the visitor visa was expired. If that's true, I have no idea why CIC could not tell us that on the phone. We have been worried that there is something more seriously wrong with the application and it's been a pretty shitty feeling not knowing anything! Anyway... I was just wondering what the likelihood of getting the OWP is? Is there anyone who was in a similar situation and received their OWP? Or are we basically going to get PR first and then whole OWP would have been a waste of time & money?
OK, so your OWP situation is likely because your partner was out of status. Regardless if they sent the OWP back as well, or if they kept the OWP package, your partner ran out of status in September 2016 (if I read correctly). So, that would mean, when you applied in December, you were well outside of the timeline to be able to restore status (and you are far, far outside that now).
What this means is: they are processing your partner's PR application under public policy. That means they cannot refuse your file based solely on being out of status. However, this also means they are not going to issue the OWP until they have granted AIP. Lately, AIP to DM has been a matter of hours to weeks. You can try to cancel the OWP, but I am not sure if they will, or if they will issue a refund. There is no harm in trying, I guess?
Hey everyone
Going through this thread I can now see that it is likely due to the fact the the PR app was sent back after the visitor visa was expired. If that's true, I have no idea why CIC could not tell us that on the phone. We have been worried that there is something more seriously wrong with the application and it's been a pretty shitty feeling not knowing anything! Anyway... I was just wondering what the likelihood of getting the OWP is? Is there anyone who was in a similar situation and received their OWP? Or are we basically going to get PR first and then whole OWP would have been a waste of time & money?
We are in the same boat
My wife status expired on Nov 6 and they returned our application 2 weeks later as incomplete. We resubmitted and it was received successfully on Dec 3. Since then CIC sent my wife a request for Police certificates in April. I called CIC once and was told that the case will be finalized before Dec'17 but they wouldnt talk to me re OWP. We may have to leave Canada before that for couple of weeks due to family circumstances but I have no idea what kind of risk it may have.
Typically email, if they have a working email address for you.
I would highly recommend your wife not to travel until she gets PR. Due to her lost of status, which also means she is overstaying right now, there is a higher risk of being denied re-entry to Canada. If she cannot re-enter Canada her PR application will be deemed abandoned. You're quite at the end, so I would highly recommend to wait until she gets PR before travelling.