FSW WORLDWIDE

[wonderbly]

@stirredo @tapperb, it seems a bunch of your posts were deleted by you-know-who , along with the replies. Your posts with the pic about the real "Canadians" are gone.

 

[Impatient Dankaroo]

You are not OG until you know that there was a previous FSW Worldwide thread created by @dankboi and deleted thanks to the -never faked his experience letter- @navinball.
The good old days of IRCC not processing any application (we are still in them btw lol f* me)

@dankboi the OG

@stirredo @tapperb, it seems a bunch of your posts were deleted by you-know-who , along with the replies. Your posts with the pic about the real "Canadians" are gone.

He who must not be named... aka @CanadavisaModerator2

 

[Taranjeet807]

Hi Everyone, any idea about the below situation?

In the Passport Request letter, the address mentioned is different to my current address. Although the address is in the same country and state. Should I proceed with sending my passport to VFS for stamping? Or should I get it changed on the letter first from IRCC?

Thanks in advance.

 

[GaryChapman VP]

How’s it going y’all? I’ve finally landed in Niagara, Ontario.

 

[Alysson]

How’s it going y’all? I’ve finally landed in Niagara, Ontario.

Welcome to Canada!

 

[Deleted member 994371]

@stirredo @tapperb, it seems a bunch of your posts were deleted by you-know-who , along with the replies. Your posts with the pic about the real "Canadians" are gone.

What did i tell you? Canadians are fun-loving, polite people. We can't have anyone challenging that.

 

[Sydneyaccountant]

Hi guys, quick question. If you send some documents via webform, do they show up in the list of document on your account? or they never show up on your account?

 

[Shubham6120]

1) Login to CIC account.
2) Go to section "Link an existing application to this account". Click on "Link application to this account" button.
3) Select category as PR Card
4) Select "Unique Client Identifier (UCI) and Family Name"
5) Fill required details (please make sure capital, small, comma etc.)
6) Provide landing date in "Date you became a permanent resident"
7) Click on search my application.
8) after application searched make sure you submit application else not linked.

I tried this but shows application not found

I have PMed you.

 

[ElvisRamaj]

Completed the journey today!!

Portal received: 5/18
Ecopr: 5/20
PR Card approved: 6/3
PR Card received: 6/7

I've been following this thread from three digits to four digits and have seen so many of you have gotten PPRs in the journey. Honestly very happy.

Man, if I ever receive an ITA, I hope my file lands on the officer that processed yours.

Thats all I want.

Congrats !

 

[AlmostThere2]

Hi guys, quick question. If you send some documents via webform, do they show up in the list of document on your account? or they never show up on your account?

They never show up in your IRCC account, but the file name or the document content (PoF, PCC etc..) will be put as "attachment received" in your GCMS notes along with the text you wrote when you submitted the webform.

 

[seadrag0n]

Man, if I ever receive an ITA, I hope my file lands on the officer that processed yours.

Thats all I want.

Congrats !

Pretty sure VO is CIO, it's one of the worst VO's of all time.

 

[PRANIT01]

I have PMed you.

I replied to you.

 

[PRANIT01]

Wow yesterday with some conversations with the people of other nationalities came to know indians have a very bad reputation in calgary, I even heard that from an Indian girl who lives in my airbnb. I was really surprised because in US we are known as nerds, sw engineers and doctors,socially awkward, funny accent....Here hmm don't want to talk about it.

 

[Lc4life]

Pretty sure VO is CIO, it's one of the worst VO's of all time.

lol is there any vo that is not the worst?

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

in US we are known as nerds, sw engineers and doctors,socially awkward, funny accent

That's the politically-correct stereotype and isn't real. The reality both in the US and Canada is what you heard there. Worse in Europe. By the way this is not specific to Indians, western people have similar views on most eastern people.

Wow yesterday with some conversations with the people of other nationalities came to know indians have a very bad reputation in calgary, I even heard that from an Indian girl who lives in my airbnb.

That's what I tried to explain a few pages back...

Regardless, you can still find a good job and just live your life. This whole stuff is mostly only about social/personal life. If you feel you've been discriminated against professionally say in the case of a promotion, you can sue the company and would most likely win. So people usually don't dare even think about it in professional environments but they manually filter their social circles. If this is a concern the only solution is to move to places where a lot of immigrants live like Toronto or Vancouver.