Time Line for PR via Spousal
Jun 23rd 2010, 2:25 am
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Re: Time Line for PR via Spousal
How exciting!! It's weird after months of planning to actually see stuff happening eh? Whereabouts are you planning to settle?
fingers crossed we hear something good very soon...
Jun 23rd 2010, 5:12 am
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Re: Time Line for PR via Spousal
Ohhh my god!!!
We are due to fly to Canada on Friday and our intention had been to convince the IO of duel intent. London with their impeccable timing sent my passport request today so should make immigration soo much easier. I'll have to send off my passport once i'm in Canada and flag pole at Niagara falls but that seems soo much easier now.
Thanks for all the advice and support that I was given to this point.
L and C
We are due to fly to Canada on Friday and our intention had been to convince the IO of duel intent. London with their impeccable timing sent my passport request today so should make immigration soo much easier. I'll have to send off my passport once i'm in Canada and flag pole at Niagara falls but that seems soo much easier now.
Thanks for all the advice and support that I was given to this point.
L and C
Jun 23rd 2010, 5:16 am
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Re: Time Line for PR via Spousal
Ohhh my god!!!
We are due to fly to Canada on Friday and our intention had been to convince the IO of duel intent. London with their impeccable timing sent my passport request today so should make immigration soo much easier. I'll have to send off my passport once i'm in Canada and flag pole at Niagara falls but that seems soo much easier now.
Thanks for all the advice and support that I was given to this point.
L and C
We are due to fly to Canada on Friday and our intention had been to convince the IO of duel intent. London with their impeccable timing sent my passport request today so should make immigration soo much easier. I'll have to send off my passport once i'm in Canada and flag pole at Niagara falls but that seems soo much easier now.
Thanks for all the advice and support that I was given to this point.
L and C
Jun 23rd 2010, 5:29 am
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Re: Time Line for PR via Spousal
Ohhh my god!!!
We are due to fly to Canada on Friday and our intention had been to convince the IO of duel intent. London with their impeccable timing sent my passport request today so should make immigration soo much easier. I'll have to send off my passport once i'm in Canada and flag pole at Niagara falls but that seems soo much easier now.
Thanks for all the advice and support that I was given to this point.
L and C
We are due to fly to Canada on Friday and our intention had been to convince the IO of duel intent. London with their impeccable timing sent my passport request today so should make immigration soo much easier. I'll have to send off my passport once i'm in Canada and flag pole at Niagara falls but that seems soo much easier now.
Thanks for all the advice and support that I was given to this point.
L and C
Jun 23rd 2010, 5:30 am
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L and C - im soooo happy for you guys, and also very jealous. You guys have been waiting so long, im so pumped for you.
Congrats again x
Congrats again x
Jun 23rd 2010, 5:48 am
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Re: Time Line for PR via Spousal
Ohhh my god!!!
We are due to fly to Canada on Friday and our intention had been to convince the IO of duel intent. London with their impeccable timing sent my passport request today so should make immigration soo much easier. I'll have to send off my passport once i'm in Canada and flag pole at Niagara falls but that seems soo much easier now.
Thanks for all the advice and support that I was given to this point.
L and C
We are due to fly to Canada on Friday and our intention had been to convince the IO of duel intent. London with their impeccable timing sent my passport request today so should make immigration soo much easier. I'll have to send off my passport once i'm in Canada and flag pole at Niagara falls but that seems soo much easier now.
Thanks for all the advice and support that I was given to this point.
L and C
Jun 23rd 2010, 7:51 am
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Re: Time Line for PR via Spousal
Medicals done 10th December
Application sent 11th January
Sponsorship approved 5th February
Application sent to London 26th February
Passport request 23th June
I should point out that E-CAS now says medicals received so i think they just got around to updating it today.
Will be living just south of Hamilton Ontario to start with will move to where ever work is however.
L and C
Application sent 11th January
Sponsorship approved 5th February
Application sent to London 26th February
Passport request 23th June
I should point out that E-CAS now says medicals received so i think they just got around to updating it today.
Will be living just south of Hamilton Ontario to start with will move to where ever work is however.
L and C
Last edited by LandC; Jun 23rd 2010 at 7:54 am.
Jun 24th 2010, 8:01 pm
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Jun 26th 2010, 3:08 am
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Made it safe and sound having the email from immigration made it very smooth with no issues. I was given a 6 month visitor visa to till i send off my passport and get it back with my visa (which needs to be done with in the next 45 days anyway). Holding on to my passport till i sort out driving and a few other things that require me to have some form of identification.
Good luck to those that coming over pre-visa, the immigration people are very nice once you get a chance to explain whats going on.
L and C
Good luck to those that coming over pre-visa, the immigration people are very nice once you get a chance to explain whats going on.
L and C
Jun 26th 2010, 3:10 am
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Good to hear - i hope i dont have to wait too long, its driving me crazy now being away from my hubby, and not being able to start my life 
Jun 26th 2010, 4:40 am
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Made it safe and sound having the email from immigration made it very smooth with no issues. I was given a 6 month visitor visa to till i send off my passport and get it back with my visa (which needs to be done with in the next 45 days anyway). Holding on to my passport till i sort out driving and a few other things that require me to have some form of identification.
Good luck to those that coming over pre-visa, the immigration people are very nice once you get a chance to explain whats going on.
L and C
Good luck to those that coming over pre-visa, the immigration people are very nice once you get a chance to explain whats going on.
L and C
Jun 27th 2010, 10:06 pm
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I just got my email for passport request... I'd have liked to have gone down to London this Thursday, but it's Canada Day... and I'm due to fly 19th July. so I'm not sure if i'd get it back if i posted it...
Jun 27th 2010, 11:00 pm
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what was your timeline wats123?
Jun 27th 2010, 11:14 pm
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AH man, thats not fair........congrats to you though, im super super super super jealous.
Maybe myn will end up being a long one.
Maybe myn will end up being a long one.
