The anatomy of a Background Check? - <<<<<<IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS>>>>>>>
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I had a very similar travel history profile, averaging 20 countries with over 50 trips. Your assumption is spot-on as it helps them validate/verify data with other countries. USA travels enable the CIC to fetch information quicker. Result: PPR in 2 weeks by CPC-Ottawa
Btw I also had submitted only the UK and India PCC’s.
Hey man, thanks for sharing this! I am getting a lot of conflicting feedback, but a lot of people are leaning the way you are. I also had to rub my eyes and read your signature twice to believe it! Were you a CEC-Inland? What was your application type? What country were you a citizen and resident of at the time of AOR?
Wow. Just wow. I guess those good ol' days of 2017 are just gone - bye bye? I'm waiting to get my MEP by day 41 at this point. And to think that you flew through to your PPR in half that time. Who says they grounded the supersonic?! Which city in Canada have you moved to and how do you like it? What was the adjustment like? Feel free to PM me.
FSW-Outland, Indian citizen resident in a small city in India
It wasn’t much of a cultural change as I’ve lived in the UK and USA prior to this. I moved to Toronto, and it’s just like any other world-class city. The only whining if I may have is that it doesn’t possess the diverse authentic restaurants like in London, UK or NYC.
I wasn't asking about the city - I was asking specifically about your adjustment. Was it easy to make friends and land on your feet? Did you feel lonely? Was it hard to make new friends? How quickly did you find a job? (That sort of thing.)
I have lived 9 years of my life in London growing up, and 8 in the US, of which four were in New York. Toronto is no New York or London, but I actually think I'd be happier there (for a variety of reasons).
I have lived 9 years of my life in London growing up, and 8 in the US, of which four were in New York. Toronto is no New York or London, but I actually think I'd be happier there (for a variety of reasons).
Ah- I had an intra-company transfer done, and as a result landed with a job here on Day one. I got a condo here in 2 weeks leveraging the services of a realtor. As a result, everything is hunky-dory here thus far by God's utmost grace. Spouse and kids joined me 3 months later. Getting school admission for kids was seamless too.I wasn't asking about the city - I was asking specifically about your adjustment. Was it easy to make friends and land on your feet? Did you feel lonely? Was it hard to make new friends? How quickly did you find a job? (That sort of thing.)
I have lived 9 years of my life in London growing up, and 8 in the US, of which four were in New York. Toronto is no New York or London, but I actually think I'd be happier there (for a variety of reasons).
It wasn't hard at all to make friends, particularly as I was active on the social front.
Hello all. I am in the BGC stage last month December. How long would it take? I am already here in NB as a WP holder, waiiting for my PR. My family is still in my home country amd will join me once PR is received. Will it take long for the BGC? Thank you to those who can reply.
@legalfalcon i am a PNP inland applicant under AIPP. I am already here in Canada with a work visa and my PR app states in my gckey account: Eligibility -we are reviewing..; Medicals passed last Dec 13; Background check - we are processing... what do you think of my status?
It's been less than 60 days since your AOR. There are PNP-Inland applicants with mid-December AORs that are still waiting for their MEP. Patience, my friend, patience. Keep checking MyImmiTracker.com to follow the progress of other PNP-Inland applicants with a similar AOR to yours.