Recent content by ivan.bc

It depends. I have a friend who was rejected because he didn't upload his undergrad diploma even though he has a masters in Canada. They didn't ask him for the document, they just rejected him and told him to apply again. Good thing his work permit is still valid for a while otherwise he would...

No no, my bridging WP was approved about two months ago. I was just saying that I only got the email the day after I got my application approved.

Yes, but I got it a few hours after it was approved (saw it on my account first). For my bridging work permit, I got the email a full day after it was approved. My guess is that they send the email in batches at different times of the day.

Just got my passport/COPR and I'm sharing my final timeline with you all. CEC- INLAND ITA: Jan 30, 2019 AOR: Feb 5, 2019 MEP: Mar 21, 2019 PPR: June 20, 2019 Passport Sent: June 20, 2019 Passport Delivered: June 24, 2019 Application Approved: July 10, 2019 Return Tracker Activated: July 19...

Quick update: My return tracker was activated today (July 19, 2019).

Just go to the border. It's the easiest, quickest most painless and hassle free way of doing it. I'm going for a trip to my home country in about two months and I'll land on my way back. The only reason for that is because I'm moving in about a month and I'm afraid that if I land next weekend...

Yeah, no luck for me today. If I don't hear back from them by next Friday I'll give them a call.

Delivered on June 24, approved on July 10.

My application was approved about a week ago on the 10th but my return tracker still hasn't been activated. Is anyone here on the same boat?

Hey everyone, I just got my application approved and I'm sharing my timeline in case anyone wants to see it. CEC- INLAND ITA: Jan 30, 2019 AOR: Feb 5, 2019 MEP: Mar 21, 2019 PPR: June 20, 2019 Passport Sent: June 20, 2019 Passport Delivered: June 24, 2019 Application Approved: July 10, 2019...

Where did you send your passport to? Ottawa?

Here's the link. https://atip-aiprp.apps.gc.ca/atip/welcome.do You can make a request under "access to information" or under the "privacy act". Access to information costs $5 and "privacy act" is free. If I'm not mistaken, since you're requesting info about yourself you pick use "privacy act"...

Hey everyone, I got my PPR e-mail this morning, but forgot to post it here. I'm a 24y/o single applicant with a small travel history and 1 year of work experience in Canada (NOC 2174) in a young professionals visa. 09/01/2019 - EE Pool 30/01/2019 - Invitation 05/02/2019 - eAOR received & BOWP...

Requested notes on Apr 25, got them on May 28. I'm in Canada so I did it myself and it was free.

Not really, the only update I got was the "medicals passed". I've also requested GCMS notes, but when I got it, my eligibility was "recommended passed" and criminal and security were "not started". That was in the end of April.