No brother.. even as a protected person, u get all rights.....my PR application is still underway since july 2018.....as a protected person, i have completed my masters degree getting osap and paying canadian student fee.....and from this september, i m starting my phd....it is okay that PR makes you permanent resident, but even as protected person, u r fully capable enough to accomplish anything u want.
not all rights. some jobs require PR; banks require PR for credit cards or loans (good that PC Optimum not); my husband tried to enroll in the paralegal program in Seneca and he couldn't because even with the domestic fees he is considered as an international student and needs a study permit. We were surprised when we were told that for any legal program there are no procedures to get a study permit, therefore he needs to wait for PR.
Not really! CIBC gave me 5000$ credit card and 10000$ line of credit when I was protected person.
Hello Dear Mano,
After you become protected person, it takes two and half years to become PR and it should take 12 month for family but is normally longer so don;t hold your breath at all this process is very very long and depressing.
12 months is for sponsoring a spouse or child of a citizen or PR. Protectes people applying for PR was never 12 months. It has ranged from 16-36 months. 36 months was very temporary and was in reaction to the influx of asylum seekers via mainly Roxhama road. Typically around 2 years but often less but that is during normal times not covid. That is just for the protected person. Their family takes a few months longer. Delays have pushed families getting PR from 2-3 months to longer.
Study permit for a paralegal is just like any other study permit. You've been given incorrect advice. You can easily apply for one but at this point you will probably be best waiting until you get your PR.
2 years for the court if positive decision so..
you can not apply for a paralegal study permit. it was not an advice - it was official answer
