Tspice2015:


Hi, I removed my spouse’s employment post ITA, yet to get PPR, file in London.

smslive2:
If you get a generic letter from your HR, I will suggest you add the following documents and use your LOE well

Employment Letter, Promotion Letter (if available) and Pay Slips... Basically, anything that will prove you are working in the organisation you mentioned and also in the role you claim to be working.

Kelvinjtsar:
Hello house. Pls how do I raise a CSE? Thanks

horlahxeyi:
I have learnt a lot from this thread in this few month, pls seniors I submitted my profile yesterday and the reply i got is this.

what can be the cause,agreed my IELTS score is low and i have re- registered.

MrsI:
Good morning. I've been a silent follower of this page and I have learnt a whole lot. Thank you everyone for your contributions.

I have a question though...... I got my copr last year but had to get married afterwards. I informed cic and they sent a looooong list of requirements which we have sent. That was early December. However, I'm yet to get any response from them. And I can't even tell what stage I'm in. Has anyone been in this situation and what was the timeline before they responded?

Thank you

Please I need a response

Medal007:
Guy be mindful of post code and zip code they are two different things, just Google the post code of your LGA a post office closer to you will get you your post code for easy shipment of what ever you are shipping

sunvick:
It means you did not qualify for the minimum criteria.
Use the come to Canada tool to check your eligibility.

http://onlineservices-servicesenligne.cic.gc.ca/eapp/eapp.do

sunvick:
It means you did not qualify for the minimum criteria.
Use the come to Canada tool to check your eligibility.

http://onlineservices-servicesenligne.cic.gc.ca/eapp/eapp.do

sunvick:
It means you did not qualify for the minimum criteria.
Use the come to Canada tool to check your eligibility.

http://onlineservices-servicesenligne.cic.gc.ca/eapp/eapp.do

optionese:


If you checked the Excel page i sent you will see the difference

horlahxeyi:


I did and it gave a green light answer.....that I am qualified.

Inception12:
This issue was thoroughly answered on this forum. Am also planning on getting married after getting PPR. From what i've read on that forum, it takes roughly 4-8 weeks so you're still in good hands.

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/getting-married-after-ppr.403906/

daremum:
Dear All,

PPR:30th November
Passport received:4th Dec
Approved: 28 Dec
COPR received: 08 Jan 18

Thank you

Inception12:
This issue was thoroughly answered on this forum. Am also planning on getting married after getting PPR. From what i've read on that forum, it takes roughly 4-8 weeks so you're still in good hands.

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/getting-married-after-ppr.403906/

MrsI:
Good morning. I've been a silent follower of this page and I have learnt a whole lot. Thank you everyone for your contributions.

I have a question though...... I got my [b]copr [/b]last year but had to get married afterwards. I informed cic and they sent a looooong list of requirements which we have sent. That was early December. However, I'm yet to get any response from them. And I can't even tell what stage I'm in. Has anyone been in this situation and what was the timeline before they responded?

Thank you
Please I need a response

4Barr:


NA1 is when your background check is showing 'Not Applicable' before you paseed medical and sometimes even up till few days after you passed medical
IP1 is when your background check changes and it's showing 'In Progress' most times same day as medical passed or a few days after
NA2 is when your background check changes again and it's showing 'Not Applicable'. This is for the second time that's why we call it 2
IP2 is when your background check changes to 'we are processing your background check'.

What is written in front of 'additional documents' too may change from time to time

sleekysilk:

I've heard of adding spouse post ITA and post PPR, but not post COPR. You definitely have nothing to worry about. I want to believe all will be treated in the same manner so long as it is not post landing (you have not landed in Canada abi). So give CIC some more time and kindly feed us back when you hear from them so the rest of us can learn. Wish you and others God's speed

Mamaperez:
Hello guys I’m new in this thread, I have been a silent reader. you guys are doing a great job. Please I’m preparing for my Ielts, can anyone provide me with materials? “

Mamaperez:
Hello guys I’m new in this thread, I have been a silent reader. you guys are doing a great job. Please I’m preparing for my Ielts, can anyone provide me with materials? “

sleekysilk:

Efiko! correct Barrister

smslive2:
Just read like 2-3 post before yours...
This shows alot of people are too lazy to read but are looking for quick and shortcut to answers.

Bello321 posted a link to over 33 IELTS books earlier and you are still asking for materials?

Which materials are you asking for again na?

Mamaperez:
Hello guys I’m new in this thread, I have been a silent reader. you guys are doing a great job. Please I’m preparing for my Ielts, can anyone provide me with materials? “

Inception12:
It happens a lot, in fact, according to that canada visa forum, it's better than adding the spouse before you receive PPR as it usually only adds 4 to 8 weeks to your application and since you've already received PPR, it makes it easier four your spouse to receive one as well. As long she passes her medicals and has her own PCC.

Though you have to return the passport and Copr and then you and your spouse are given new ones and you get a new visa stamped in your passport.