Recent content by rily

Call them. Your application is over 6 months

Halifax vo

I got a landing interview instruction on Jan 29 and I did landing interview on Jan 31, 2020. I didn’t book an appointment. The letter stated I can walk-in for interview at Halifax and Fredericton vo. My PR card just arrived last Monday

At that time they picked noc 4011 bcz my friend has noc 2253 the same with me. But he didn't get NOI. I have 1 year experienced for 2253 and 2 years experienced for 4011.

Congrats. Usually, it takes 3 weeks after approved to get a landing interview instruction. But if you are unlucky like me, it takes almost 3 months to get it

IRCC sent me the appointment

I decided to share my experience with you guys especially who got PFL under intend to reside topic. Let's me share my timeline first AINP-inland AOR: Aug 24, 2019 Mep: Sep 17, 2019 ADR: Sep 17, 2019 (Police certificate from my original country) ADR submitted: Sep 16, 2019 Procedure Fairness...

If you do the research, everything starts counting after you get ur COPR signed.

There is a commitment to settle down in NB form. It’s different from AB. That form is a part of application. You have to stay in NB at least 3 years. That was last time I read about NBPNP

It depends. If you like the small quiet town, NB is ur choice. But NB will make you signed a commitment to live there.

Better than nothing. Good luck

Congratulations. I still waiting my instruction lol. 7 weeks right now

You have to call CIC after second GU. Not everyone gets landing interview

Did your reference letter provide job duties on it? I submitted only reference letter from previous employment with all details on it. Just one no pay stubs or tax documents and I didn't have any problems

Mine is also in Halifax vo. My application was approved within 75 days after Aor BUT they didn't schedule me for interview yet. Yes, it has been 5 weeks since my file was approved. You are PNP inland BTW. I'm also CEC-PNP inland too.