Spousal sponsorship

[tandt1]

Hello guys..I have got decision made today..should I book my flight or wait till ppr???

Wait for PPR

 

[rlcdeleña]

Hello guys..I have got decision made today..should I book my flight or wait till ppr???

wait for PPR.. when did you submit your application?

 

[Jenpal1]

Hello
We just need some help me and my boyfriend been living together for 5 years and we have 2 kids together. I am Canadian and he in international student. Do we still need to provide proof of relationship and how long is processing time for pr application with in Canada
Thank you

 

[Aquakitty]

Hello
We just need some help me and my boyfriend been living together for 5 years and we have 2 kids together. I am Canadian and he in international student. Do we still need to provide proof of relationship and how long is processing time for pr application with in Canada
Thank you

Yes you still must provide proof. What is his home country? It's usually faster to apply outland, and since he's a student in Canada, you have a long relationship and if you provide lots of proof there likely won't be an interview.Thus, there's really no reason to apply inland. He can live in Canada while the outland application is in process.

 

[Aquakitty]

oh it's nuts ! My husband applied sp for me in August while I am studying as a graduate international student at Canada. I will graduate in Feb. however I got a job offer to start in Jan. To have post graduate work permit, I have to have graduation letter that I do not have ! I know that we made a mistake to apply outland. Now I wonder what I should do. If I apply inland asap, I will not get work permit till 4 months later. I am very frustrated. Not sure what I can do

Yikes, maybe your school would provide you with a graduation letter early. It still takes time to get that as well, I can't see how you'd have the permit in time either way.

 

[Kitoko90]

Okay i had a chance to listen on on the message from IRCC minister...

here's a few notes Starting March 2017

-there will be only one application for inland and outland applications
- instead of numerous checklist, there will be one unified checklist.
- they are working to reducing processing time from average 24 months to 12 months,
if you have already applied prior to this date process will take 4 months.
- PR 2 year conditions will be removed
- Age of dependency will increase to 22 form 18
- Standards of medical, security and criminality back ground will stay the same
-they have received 25 million in funding to hire more agents to help with processing times.


It was really muffled but i hope i got the important notes.

 

[CDNPR2014]

Okay i had a chance to listen on on the message from IRCC minister...

here's a few notes Starting March 2017

-there will be only one application for inland and outland applications
- instead of numerous checklist, there will be one unified checklist.
- they are working to reducing processing time from average 24 months to 12 months,
if you have already applied prior to this date process will take 4 months.
- PR 2 year conditions will be removed
- Age of dependency will increase to 22 form 18
- Standards of medical, security and criminality back ground will stay the same
-they have received 25 million in funding to hire more agents to help with processing times.


It was really muffled but i hope i got the important notes.

hi you already posted this in another thread, and I feel there is some misleading information you are sharing.

specifically:
not sure where you're getting the march 2017 date from? when you fast forward a bit in the announcement, the sound becomes clearer when the minister himself talks. he specifically said this process starts "as of today" and everything will go live online December 15.

I also did not hear anything about processing being 4 months if you already applied before a certain date. he said they will be processed first in, first out, so those waiting longer will possibly get processed first.

I'd recommend people reading the information from cic themselves, there are many links provided in the thread specific to this announcement.

 

[floribec]

Okay i had a chance to listen on on the message from IRCC minister...

here's a few notes Starting March 2017


if you have already applied prior to this date process will take 4 months.

*** This is INCORRECT! McCallum did NOT say those who have an application in process will only take 4 months. Please refrain from spreading incorrect news. Thank you

 

[kasey1]

Hello everyone, I am after helping with common law sponsorship, and more specifically the bridging visa required to get me from my current Working Holiday Visa to when my PR is accepted. The issue is with form IM5701E Application to change Conditions. Under 'Details of Intended work in Canada' they ask for your job, employer, and offer letter of employment. Currently I do temp work, meaning there is no letter of employment or employer sponsorship, so I don't know what to put in this section. Please let me know if I leave this blank, I fill in my current work or I am not eligible for the open work permit due to not having an offer letter. I believed the open work permit was the opposite of having an employer already lined up. Thank you! Kasey

 

[rlcdeleña]

How long will it take to process my spousal sponsorship application?
If you applied before December 7, 2016
We’ve committed to processing most (80 percent) of the applications we’ve already received as of December 7, 2016, by the end of December 2017. We process applications in the order we get them.

If you haven’t applied yet or applied after December 7, 2016
We will aim to process most (80 percent) of the new applications submitted on or after December 7, 2016, within 12 months of the date of receipt.

To help us process your application as quickly as possible,

make sure your file is up to date;
link your application to your online account to receive messages and requests from us.

 

[CDNPR2014]

How long will it take to process my spousal sponsorship application?

no one can tell you this and no one can say for sure how this new process will unfold. the best you can do is go by the "trends" for your visa office on this website. we will find out how quickly things are processed as they are processed.

 

[rlcdeleña]

no one can tell you this and no one can say for sure how this new process will unfold. the best you can do is go by the "trends" for your visa office on this website. we will find out how quickly things are processed as they are processed.

i guess we are affected on the new changes.

 

[rlcdeleña]

Hi Guys, i found out that my friend ECAS is 1line on SA side and her husband is already here.... hmmm...

 

[taniam00]

Not sure if anyone posted this before. Saw this online.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1321&top=14

 

[rlcdeleña]

Not sure if anyone posted this before. Saw this online.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1321&top=14

Hmmmm... are weaffected?