PR applicants from Iran
- Thread starter Mr_nobody
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Hi Mr. Nobody
My brother submit his documents on 11th May 2019
And after almost 40 days (10 Tir) they declared his medical is passed and also asked for doing biometric. After doing biometric they asked for rprf fee.
But after that there is no update.
What should he do??
OK then we start from beginning. There are several ways that you can get some information about your application:
1-- Call them and ask about the last status of your application. The following link is for CIC. Search the province that you are applying may also have a contact number.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/contact-ircc/client-support-centre.html
2- Raise a CSE
https://secure.cic.gc.ca/enquiries-renseignements/canada-case-cas-eng.aspx
3- order GCMS notes.
https://atip-aiprp.apps.gc.ca/atip/welcome.do
4- email Ralph goodale
https://www.ourcommons.ca/Parliamentarians/en/members/Ralph-Goodale(1265)
You can find tons of forums here that teaches you how to get information from these options. You can search and see which one is best for you. My recommendation is to order notes. For that see the link in my signature.
Hi everyone, for those living in GTA (Toronto) and need help for landing at 1000-island bridge operating 24/7,
I wanted to share my experience as below
As I work during the week, my family and I left GTA and reached Gananoque around 8 pm on Friday. We booked a hotel so that we could go around or take boats the day after and also go to border overnight.
We reached 1000-island bridge around 10:30 pm (paid the toll fee), there was only 1 lane processing and only 3 cars ahead of us. We got to US border at 10:40 pm, told the officer we are there for flag-pole. He kindly guided us to park the car for security check and we went to the building. They asked the main applicant a few questions and prepared docs in 20 minutes. The main thing was a paper with our names on it doing flag-pole.
Then he guided us how to return without entering US. We made a U-turn and reached the Canadian border at 11:10 pm. There was one lane processing cars and we waited for 2 minutes until it was our turn. The Canadian officer checked our docs and guided us to the building to do the immigration process.
There was a very kind and helpful lady helping us do the landing. remember the following docs:
- all work/study/residence permits
- passports
- COPR
- prepare Proof of fund (just in case)
She processed everything and we left around 11:45 pm, overall 20 minutes (5 minutes per passport)
Definitely much easier than Naigara and we enjoyed our next day stay in Gananoque.
I wanted to share my experience as below
As I work during the week, my family and I left GTA and reached Gananoque around 8 pm on Friday. We booked a hotel so that we could go around or take boats the day after and also go to border overnight.
We reached 1000-island bridge around 10:30 pm (paid the toll fee), there was only 1 lane processing and only 3 cars ahead of us. We got to US border at 10:40 pm, told the officer we are there for flag-pole. He kindly guided us to park the car for security check and we went to the building. They asked the main applicant a few questions and prepared docs in 20 minutes. The main thing was a paper with our names on it doing flag-pole.
Then he guided us how to return without entering US. We made a U-turn and reached the Canadian border at 11:10 pm. There was one lane processing cars and we waited for 2 minutes until it was our turn. The Canadian officer checked our docs and guided us to the building to do the immigration process.
There was a very kind and helpful lady helping us do the landing. remember the following docs:
- all work/study/residence permits
- passports
- COPR
- prepare Proof of fund (just in case)
She processed everything and we left around 11:45 pm, overall 20 minutes (5 minutes per passport)
Definitely much easier than Naigara and we enjoyed our next day stay in Gananoque.
First of all , @Mr_nobody and other guys that I know, I really miss you guys , been pretty busy with business and so on. But the good news is on the way. I'll be here more often.
Back to the question. how many co-founders? how many of you are identified as an essential member ?
If either essential member is going to withdraw from the team or his interest in the startup and that is before final decision by IRCC, then you have to inform IRCC and msot likely all other application will be refused. This is also the case when an essential member found inadmissible by IRCC or does not meet the requirement, the rest of application will be refused.
If any of you identified non-essential in the commitment certificate, whether or not you yourself withdraw, or found inadmissible , this would not affect to the rest of the team.
If you want to stop working with the team before become a Permanent resident, ( when you have PPR, you still consider foreign national ) You have to inform IRCC about it otherwise it could be interpret to withholding the material fact and subject to S(40) and even if you obtain PR or even your citizenship status, if IRCC find it , they can revoke it.
My advice to you guys is to try to solve the issue with your team. if thats not a case anymore, inform the IRCC about it and see whats their decision.
Hi there,
Congratulations on your landing. Glad to hear that everything was smooth for you. If you want, you can add your pr card application to your account to follow it up. Just google it, you will find out more details.
Thank you so much for sharing your experience in such a great detail. If you don't mind, I put the link for your comment in my signature for others to see.
Email them and ask about it. If you didn't hear anything, apply again.