Sulee23:
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We are really in the same shoes. My BIL was updated ysterday, MEP too, Intend to add hubby nextweek. I really would like some answers too. My spouse has a date for medicals nextweek.

BTW, where u able to attach ur marriage certificate when raising webform? The form hasn't been working for a while to add documents.

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Yes i was able to attach my Marriage certificate when i raised the normal webform, and also to Accra. However, when i tried raising a webform to Hongkong, I wasnt able to attach as Document.

Guess it could be a glitch in the system.

MissMa01:

Congratulations and happy married life.
Regarding webform , it takes about a month to get a response from them. I sent one January 13th but no reply yet.
To know your VO you just have to call them, won’t be easy but you can try.

Thanks for this.
I appreciate the response. I raised the Webform on 27th.. so i guess i am still behind on the line.
I will definitely give them a call tomorrow.

Thanks.

deejayz:


Hi,

We are in the same situation, raised a webform on the 6th and yet to get a response. What I did was do a little research and I found out what the response for addition of spouse was, it's always the same for everybody.

I was able to download the forms and I got all the documents, I sent everything in via webform last week even before getting their response. I also called the call centre to get my Visa Office. I asked the agent if I should raise a new webform directly to my VO but she said there was no need as they would get the one I raised earlier.

I saw someone that said he did this on another forum and they just added his spouse to his application without any questions. So fingers crossed.

My advise is that you get all the forms and documents and send them in, waiting for them to respond might take a while.

Goodluck.

Thanks a lot.

This is very insightful. The challenge now is how did you pay for your Spouse Processing fees? Remember, when we were paying for single, there is a platform where we paid to (Online). So how did you go about that?.

I also intend taking your Route.

Good Afternoon All,

I hope the day is ending great?
I have been a silent observer of this thread, and a lot of information passed across has been helpful to me. Helpful enough to get me from IELTS to ITA to AOR to Biometrics. Really Thankful.

However, I have a few issues. Gurus, anyone, in the house kindly help out.

I recently got married last week, and raised a webform on my Registry day, January, 2021, as i had read where someone said it is best to inform IRCC as soon as possible when the marital status changes. I had also initially read that it takes about 5 days for response. However, I am still yet to get a response.

Questions:
1. Is this normal?. Have anyone raised a Webform recently gotten a delayed response like me?.

2. My wife had gone to book a date for her Medicals, 2 weeks ago, and she was given 20th of this month. If IRCC doesn't respond before then, would that count as Upfront Medicals?. Hope there are no issues with Upfront Medical result.

3. My POF was initially for single person. However, my father-in-law gave us a wedding gift which sums up above the Family of 2. We also notarize a gift deed which states that F.I.L is giving us the money out of free will. The Gift has been fixed. We are doing this process to avoid delays when IRCC eventually responds. Is this too forward?.

I am well within my processing times. I recently just did my biometrics 3 weeks ago, after my AOR on Dec 7th.

Out of anticipation for response to provide the marriage documents, I figured out its best to firstly know my Visa Office. I had sent a mail to Ottawa as someone had advised here, and i got a response that my document is not in their office. I also then sent to Accra, but no concrete reply, and then Hong kong responded saying they had received my Enquiries.

1. How else do one know the VO?
2. Is anyone currently going through same process, maybe same or related timelines?

Gurus in the house, your help is needed.

I appreciate.