Non-Express Entry(PNP) Online Applications Gather here
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Canada Post workers will return to work on Tuesday this week so lets hope to get the PR cards delivered soon.
One of my friend had received his PR card 6 months ago still till date his PR Photo in the portal is under review. So there might be any glitch on the portal.
I think they all might be on vacation already.... i got COPR number on tracker and final decision 20 days ago... and no portal 1 yet.... they do not care about us lol....
they are ready when they want to be...
Good day @ Miss Bee, I have previously asked what to do because my employer name registration became Inactive due to failure of annual filling I have submitted my application August 5 and I wait my AOR.
My employer have started the process of reactivation and has made necessary payment but the portal did not allow to pay for the last year and we are asked to go to court for court order so the process can be completed. Now the court hearing date is next year June. This means the employer business name would be inactive while my application is ongoing. Please note the PNP also saw this infact then it was struck off but we submitted company tax certificates, signage, contracts etc to show it is physically active, hence nomination was issued.
Please what can I do, and way forward. I have put on for PR application with same employer
My employer have started the process of reactivation and has made necessary payment but the portal did not allow to pay for the last year and we are asked to go to court for court order so the process can be completed. Now the court hearing date is next year June. This means the employer business name would be inactive while my application is ongoing. Please note the PNP also saw this infact then it was struck off but we submitted company tax certificates, signage, contracts etc to show it is physically active, hence nomination was issued.
Please what can I do, and way forward. I have put on for PR application with same employer
Given your situation, the inactivity of your employer’s business name registration could potentially raise concerns during the processing of your Permanent Residence (PR) application, as your PR application relies on the same employer. While your Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) nomination was granted despite the company’s inactive registration, it is crucial to mitigate any doubts the federal immigration officers might have. Since the reactivation process is delayed until June next year due to a required court order, here’s the way forward:
1. Provide Clear Documentation: Ensure that you have detailed evidence of your employer’s active operations despite the inactive registration. This includes the tax certificates, business contracts, payroll records, and photos of the business premises that you had already submitted for your PNP application. These documents should be ready to present to IRCC if requested.
2. Employer’s Letter of Explanation: Your employer should draft a detailed letter explaining the circumstances of the business name registration’s inactivity, the efforts taken to resolve the issue, and the steps toward reactivation. They should also include proof of payments made and correspondence with the registry and courts. This letter should emphasize the business’s ongoing operations and its financial and contractual commitments.
3. Submit a Webform Update to IRCC: Use IRCC’s webform to proactively update your application with all relevant information and supporting documents. Mention the PNP’s previous awareness of the issue and how the nomination was issued based on the evidence provided. Be transparent about the court hearing timeline and the employer’s efforts to comply with legal requirements.
4. Maintain Communication with the PNP Office: Since the nomination was issued despite this challenge, consider informing your PNP office about the ongoing reactivation process. Their support or clarification, if needed, could strengthen your case during IRCC’s review.
5. Alternative Job Offer Contingency (if possible): While this is not an immediate step, it’s prudent to have a contingency plan. If the inactivity of the employer’s registration poses a risk to your PR application, having a backup job offer in your field could help safeguard your application.
By addressing the issue transparently and demonstrating the employer’s active operations and good faith efforts, you can reduce the likelihood of adverse impacts on your PR application.
Hello,
I Submitted my Non-express Entry PR application online in November and am waiting for AOR. Do I have to Link my Application with any GC key account?
I Submitted my Non-express Entry PR application online in November and am waiting for AOR. Do I have to Link my Application with any GC key account?
Yes, once you receive the Acknowledgement of Receipt (AOR) for your non-Express Entry PR application, you should link your application to a GCKey or IRCC Secure Account. Linking your application allows you to:
1. Track the status of your application in real time.
2. Receive updates, notifications, and requests from IRCC.
3. Upload additional documents, if requested.
To link your application:
1. Log in to your GCKey/IRCC Secure Account.
2. Go to the “Link an application to this account” section.
3. Select the application type as “Permanent Residence.”
4. Enter your details (e.g., application number, UCI, family name, date of birth, etc.).
5. Search and confirm once the application is found.
Without AOR, you won’t yet have an application number, so you’ll need to wait until it’s issued.