I got mine in 44 days, my aor was 25th jan, ppr - 9th March
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Fellow January AOR applicants (Inland): how do you feel about applying for EI and the impact it will have on our pending applications? Do you feel its okay or are you scared to do so? fearing it will impact your application?
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/covid-19-work-permit-holders-accessing-ei-benefit.683279/
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/covid-19-work-permit-holders-accessing-ei-benefit.683279/
I honestly believe it’s bigotry and highly hypocritical of this forums admin to delete post/comment of group members that’s not in support of the admin opinion (newbie or not). We have right to disagree and express our mind. It’s not dictatorship on this forum. I think?
#ejectmeifyoulike.
#ejectmeifyoulike.
Valid means it has been fully passed by the final officer.
Met and Recommended pass both means the same thing. CIO/CPC sydney uses met whereas Ottawa uses recommend pass
You'll get it soon enough, i am in the same boat as you, even though i gave copr, i wont be able to travel before june 30 by which time, you'll probably get your copr
May i know your nationality? as I read the analytics at myimmitracker - the result shows that some nationalites will have fast approval process. Anyway, waiting is so anxiety.You'll get it soon enough, i am in the same boat as you, even though i gave copr, i wont be able to travel before june 30 by which time, you'll probably get your copr
Oh it means that because of covid19, you are not allowed to land before 30th June?You'll get it soon enough, i am in the same boat as you, even though i gave copr, i wont be able to travel before june 30 by which time, you'll probably get your copr
Yeah that and even if there wasnt a restriction there is no use travelling at this point in time.
Guys, need a info.
Today in one of the FB forum, I came across a refusal case on the grounds of not providing VISA refusal information (US visitor VISA). I also have 2 rejections(L1 and H1b).Both were through my organisation in the past 6 years.
The point is I am not sure if I have provided those info, since my profile was created and updated by my agent. I cant reach the person due to this pandemic situation. Is there a way, I can see it in my profile ? If I have not updated how do I provide the information to IRCC.
I am in post Medical Passed phase with Jan 30 AOR. Kindly share your knowledge.
Thanks in advance
Today in one of the FB forum, I came across a refusal case on the grounds of not providing VISA refusal information (US visitor VISA). I also have 2 rejections(L1 and H1b).Both were through my organisation in the past 6 years.
The point is I am not sure if I have provided those info, since my profile was created and updated by my agent. I cant reach the person due to this pandemic situation. Is there a way, I can see it in my profile ? If I have not updated how do I provide the information to IRCC.
I am in post Medical Passed phase with Jan 30 AOR. Kindly share your knowledge.
Thanks in advance
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/how-to-view-the-details-i-submitted-after-ita.468565/
check the page to access information you submitted before aor.
Lemme know if you need any help