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| Subject: Follow up of Details of Successful Interview |
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Hi Everyone,
This is mainly for anyone who has to have an interview, and I´m writing this so you don´t get discouraged. This is my timeline:
Applied - October 2003
AOR - December 2003
IA - May 2004, and informing me that an interview will be required and my file will be transferred to Detroit, received medical forms also
Added my husband to the application - Ocober 2004
Letter from Buffalo informing me that my file has been tansferred - November 2004
Letter from Detroit informing me that my file has been transferred - November 2004
Letter from Detroit sending the medical forms for my husband - December 2004
Medicals and RCMP completed for my husband and myself - January, 2005
Letter from Detroit informing me of my interview date and what to bring along to the interview - February 2005
Successful Interview - 13th April, 2005
received confirmation of Permanent Residence and Visa counterfoil in our passport - 13th April, 2005
Landed and became a permanent resident - 13th April, 2005
My husband and I drove from Toronto, to Detroit for the interview as we were on post-graduate work permits in Toronto at the time. We arrived at the interview at about 9:15a.m. as our interview time was suppose to be 9:30am. We handed our envelope in to the receptionist, with all the original documents requested. At about 10:45 we were called in by the immigration officer who was to decide our fate. She tried to make us relax by telling us that everything looked in order an she would need to ask me a few questions as I was the primary applicant. After answering maybe about 3 questions, she told us that we passed the interview. She told us that since our medicals were in, and all our background checks, we could come back at about 2:00pm. and she would issue us our Confirmation of Permanent Residence.
When we got back at 2:00pm. the receptionist gave us our confirmation of permanent residence, along with the Visa counterfoil in our passport. We then left Detroit, and when we arrived at Sarnia (Canada), we landed and became permanent residents. The officers there just directed us to fill out the paperwork so that our Permanent Residence Card could be mailed to us.
I´m still in a state of shock that it all happened in one day. I was so not expecting it!!! I can´t belive that I am finally a permanent resident. It´s such an exilerating feeling, that I can´t even begin to describe. I wish everyone the best of lucky, who are still waiting.
[14-04-2005,21:29]
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Anonymous |
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(in reply to: Follow up of Details of Successful Interview)
what kinds of question did they ask you? do you mind to share with us please
[15-04-2005,06:24]
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Departure Bay |
(in reply to: Follow up of Details of Successful Interview)
She just asked me to describe what I do at work. If I had any criminal record. Whether I have stayed in any country for more than 6 months other than my home country, and Canada. Whether I have been in any common law relationship or ever been married before, and that was it.
[15-04-2005,11:34]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: Follow up of Details of Successful Interview)
that´s so easy, no questions regarding your previous occupation? you gonna be exciting.
[15-04-2005,16:51]
[**.66.78.235]
Departure Bay |
Visa Counterfoil (in reply to: Follow up of Details of Successful Interview)
What is it and what did you have to do to get after you were confirmed as residents?
[28-04-2005,23:00]
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Nancy |
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