Timeline For Spousal Sponsorship via London
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re: Timeline For Spousal Sponsorship via London & Inland
Thanks all, and good luck to everyone waiting. (Especially those waiting out crazy processing times from London!) Extra thanks to SchnookoLoly and andrew-brit for their awesome spreadsheet that has kept the stats geek in me amused.
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Do you mean she got sponsor approval on April 30? If it is just AOR then how do you know her visa office for stage 2 is Mississauga?
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I just read Schnooks wiki faq again, is it only applicants from Visa requiring countries that get asked for passport and picture request after decision made. All visa exempt countries after DM just wait for yay or nah in the snail mail?
re: Timeline For Spousal Sponsorship via London & Inland
If you require a visa you'll definitely be asked for the physical passport. If you're from a visa exempt country like the UK then some get the request and some don't. The request is just for copies though, not the physical document.
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Ok nice one. Thanks.
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Hi,
I am in Glasgow and my wife is about to apply for sponsorship In Canada. Do i need to get my medicals done before she applies for sponsorship or after my file is move to London Visa office?
I am in Glasgow and my wife is about to apply for sponsorship In Canada. Do i need to get my medicals done before she applies for sponsorship or after my file is move to London Visa office?
re: Timeline For Spousal Sponsorship via London & Inland
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re: Timeline For Spousal Sponsorship via London & Inland
The decision on the "Lost Canadians" is due today so fingers crossed.
One bit of information we have discovered recently is that not all countries will issue a police certificate to an individual. HongKong needs a request from CIC and will only send it to an embassy -- not to the applicant, despite CIC saying to send the certificates with your application. This will obviously delay things further.
One bit of information we have discovered recently is that not all countries will issue a police certificate to an individual. HongKong needs a request from CIC and will only send it to an embassy -- not to the applicant, despite CIC saying to send the certificates with your application. This will obviously delay things further.
re: Timeline For Spousal Sponsorship via London & Inland
The decision on the "Lost Canadians" is due today so fingers crossed.
One bit of information we have discovered recently is that not all countries will issue a police certificate to an individual. HongKong needs a request from CIC and will only send it to an embassy -- not to the applicant, despite CIC saying to send the certificates with your application. This will obviously delay things further.
One bit of information we have discovered recently is that not all countries will issue a police certificate to an individual. HongKong needs a request from CIC and will only send it to an embassy -- not to the applicant, despite CIC saying to send the certificates with your application. This will obviously delay things further.
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re: Timeline For Spousal Sponsorship via London & Inland
Congratulations to everyone who got decision made on their Applications
sadly you will wait a little while for your PR card when you 'land'
Its been 60 days for me and every time I come close to the PR Card processing time on the website they increase it
sadly you will wait a little while for your PR card when you 'land'
Its been 60 days for me and every time I come close to the PR Card processing time on the website they increase it