Non-Express Entry(PNP) Online Applications Gather here
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If you don’t get AOR before that , you can apply for Closed work permit. Your employer have to submit job offer in employer portal and pay $230 compliance fee. Then you have to put that job offer in work permit application and attach WPSL , nomination certificate and all other requirements.
Hi, I have completed my PR application in non express entry on Aug month. If I need to travel to my native country(India) due to some medical urgency (1-2 weeks), would it impact my PR application? My question is, would IRCC officer asks for PCC again due to this travel or would it impact PR in any way?
No , if you don’t stay in India 180 days or 6 Months in a row , they will not ask PCC .
Hey Miss bee,
I know you`re super busy, Can you help in the post I did before (page 900)
Your opinion about my case is super valid! I now know that my case was sitting in CBSA for one year, by what the agent told me, there was no action ( they forgot to process the case I believe). I will update you guys, that may help whoever is in the same situation.
I know you`re super busy, Can you help in the post I did before (page 900)
Your opinion about my case is super valid! I now know that my case was sitting in CBSA for one year, by what the agent told me, there was no action ( they forgot to process the case I believe). I will update you guys, that may help whoever is in the same situation.I am going to restore my status as a visitor after my WP expired. Can I still apply for BOWP once I recieve AOR with my expired work permit?
To be eligible for a BOWP, you must
- live in Canada (and intend to live outside Quebec) at the time you apply for your BOWP
- You can leave Canada while we process your application.
- However, if you leave Canada after your work permit expires, you can’t work until your new application is approved.
- either
- have a valid work permit, or
- have an expired work permit but maintained your status as a worker, or
- be eligible to restore your status and get a work permit
- be the principal applicant on your permanent residence application
- have no employment restrictions as a condition of your nomination
Please repost it . Thank you.Hey Miss bee,
I know you`re super busy, Can you help in the post I did before (page 900)
@Miss bee
Hello i have been requested employment records stating
"Employment records: An original and recent letter of employment indicating the start date, annual or hourly rate of pay, and regular hours per week This must be received at this office by:"
what should i include and in what manner (i mean physical papered and signed ) i have uploaded once before when they asked and its computer generated digitally signed copy just current job. but this time again they asking the same doc.
could you please help to solve this issue??
Hello i have been requested employment records stating
"Employment records: An original and recent letter of employment indicating the start date, annual or hourly rate of pay, and regular hours per week This must be received at this office by:"
what should i include and in what manner (i mean physical papered and signed ) i have uploaded once before when they asked and its computer generated digitally signed copy just current job. but this time again they asking the same doc.
could you please help to solve this issue??
You should get a new Job letter from your current employer mentioning your job duties and pay and all other stuff and signed by him . They are working on your eligibility section of application. You should get letter current dated .
Hi Miss Bee, So it is impossible to apply for a BOWP if my nomination has employer restriction? In that case, what would be the option until I get the PR? I'm currently waiting for AOR. I applied on May 28, and my work permit expires in November 2025. I'm worried this is not enough time. Thank you for your comments.
[QUOTE="Miss bee
Please repost it .
@Miss bee
Yesterday at 10:51 AM
Hey Forum Members, My wife and I have been on a long journey towards obtaining Permanent Residency (PR). Here’s a detailed timeline of our process:
- Nov 17, 2023:
- Background verification status updated to "In Progress".
- Nov 10, 2023:
- Received information from us and pending review.
- Sep 08, 2023:
- Medical exam status updated to "Completed".
- Sep 05, 2023:
- Received our payment.
- Received our birth registration/certificate.
- Aug 31, 2023:
- Received our police certificate(s).
- Received information from us and pending review.
- Feb 04, 2023:
- Application received.
IRCC tracker:
Aplication Recieved 04 February
AOR 31 August 2023
PAL Invitation to Pre-arrival services September 5, 2023
Background check
We are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need more information.
Final decision
Your application is in progress. We will send you a message once the final decision has been made.
Not to mention the year-long BCPNP nomination process for my wife, who is the primary applicant. The issue we’re facing is that we're stuck in the background check stage. My wife has cleared hers, but mine has been under review by CBSA since November 16 2023. Despite filing notes and my history as a Police Officer in Brazil being clean, there’s been no progress. All our previous visa applications were approved without issues, yet our PR application is now stalled. CBSA requested an additional 60 days and has since stopped responding, update: they responded after 63 days asking for my wife's Driver licensee to process our request..m Our process has already taken 1 year and 7 months. I have a few questions and concerns:
1. Is there anything we can do to expedite or resolve this situation?
2. My wife’s employer, who is supporting her PR application, is facing financial difficulties, making it hard for her to keep her job. While it’s understandable to require employment during the typical 6-12 month processing time, expecting immigrants to stay employed indefinitely (years) is unreasonable. We fear that even though everything else in our profile is approved, if she loses her job due to prolonged delays, we might lose our PR. Any advice or insights would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
Please repost it .
@Miss bee
Yesterday at 10:51 AM
Hey Forum Members, My wife and I have been on a long journey towards obtaining Permanent Residency (PR). Here’s a detailed timeline of our process:
- Nov 17, 2023:
- Background verification status updated to "In Progress".
- Nov 10, 2023:
- Received information from us and pending review.
- Sep 08, 2023:
- Medical exam status updated to "Completed".
- Sep 05, 2023:
- Received our payment.
- Received our birth registration/certificate.
- Aug 31, 2023:
- Received our police certificate(s).
- Received information from us and pending review.
- Feb 04, 2023:
- Application received.
IRCC tracker:
Aplication Recieved 04 February
AOR 31 August 2023
PAL Invitation to Pre-arrival services September 5, 2023
Background check
We are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need more information.
Final decision
Your application is in progress. We will send you a message once the final decision has been made.
Not to mention the year-long BCPNP nomination process for my wife, who is the primary applicant. The issue we’re facing is that we're stuck in the background check stage. My wife has cleared hers, but mine has been under review by CBSA since November 16 2023. Despite filing notes and my history as a Police Officer in Brazil being clean, there’s been no progress. All our previous visa applications were approved without issues, yet our PR application is now stalled. CBSA requested an additional 60 days and has since stopped responding, update: they responded after 63 days asking for my wife's Driver licensee to process our request..m Our process has already taken 1 year and 7 months. I have a few questions and concerns:
1. Is there anything we can do to expedite or resolve this situation?
2. My wife’s employer, who is supporting her PR application, is facing financial difficulties, making it hard for her to keep her job. While it’s understandable to require employment during the typical 6-12 month processing time, expecting immigrants to stay employed indefinitely (years) is unreasonable. We fear that even though everything else in our profile is approved, if she loses her job due to prolonged delays, we might lose our PR. Any advice or insights would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
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