Frigging Montreal!!!!

[lynamon 0]

I had posted previously that I sent an email to Montreal asking if I would require a notarized letter of consent from my ex-husband even though my court order reads "There will be no restrictions on location of primary residence"

Montreal advised by email that I would require the letter (which will be difficult to obtain because my ex has lapsed on child support payments and is being rather difficult to get along with)

Today I finally got through to them on the phone (last week I was put on hold twice for 20 minutes and both times disconnected) and operator #5 (funny how they won't even give a name) told me that the court order will be enough and that they would just keep it on file. Her first response to me after I gave her my MTL # was my case was processed and in que for an interview date before I even told her why I was calling.

Talk about creating stress in an already stressful situation!!!!

Ending this in a sigh of relief ..... and on to waiting patiently for an interview

[Ontarkie 14,175]

Grats! I hope they get your date really soon! We can't wait to get as far along as you.

[misa 2]

Just in case, try and get the letter from your ex while you're waiting the interview date simply because what you were told in writing (there is a record of that) is different than what they said verbally (which there is no record of). I only say that because I got conflicting things via phone and email when I spoke to Montreal initially about my case transfer, and what was said in writing to me was much more accurate than what someone told me on the phone there.

Good luck!

Edited March 6, 2007 by misa