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I just had my interview in Vancouver today, so I will be happy to share some insights with you :) I got the initial letter (which is the one you are referencing) on June 22. Then I got my appointment letter from Vancouver on June 26. And I just had my interview today! So if yours follow a...

Have you linked your application to your online account? This is the best way to keep an eye on your application progress. It's updated fairly frequently. I was in the exact same situation. I was sponsored under Common-Law partnership, and I applied within Canada. After submitting my initial...

Hello! I'm a US citizen, and I was sponsored by my common-law Canadian partner. I am currently staying in Canada under a valid work permit (expired in 2019). I just received my landing interview date, which is July 17 (Hooray!). However, I noted this in the letter: "If you cannot attend this...

Hey Scylia, Ah I found the post now. I tried searching "NAFTA" earlier, and I must have overlooked. I got my first work permit via NAFTA last year. Just wondering if I can just copy and paste all the materials, and reuse it to apply for a new one with a new employer. I mean I am working in the...

Hello, I am a US citizen, and I am a licensed CPA (California). I am currently residing in Vancouver, Canada under a closed work permit (expiring on Nov 2017). I obtained this work permit through my previous employment under NAFTA. I have since left the company, and I am not eligible to work...

Oooooo... That's an interesting thought! Thanks for sharing that!

Yea, but it's difficult to get a company to offer me a job in the first place when I'm not a citizen. Most companies scan me out of the pool without looking at my resume when I answered "No" to "Are you legally allowed to work in Canada?" :'(

Hi everyone, I am a US CPA (Certified Public Accountant), currently residing in Vancouver, Canada. I moved here under a closed work permit, which allowed me to stay in Canada till November 2017, but I can only work for 1 company. I rage quit that company last December, and I am having trouble...

From what I am seeing, the CELPIP is equivalent to the IELTS. Just to confirm, taking the CELPIP would allow me to apply for Express Entry, is that correct? Because I am a slow writer, so having the ability to type would help a lot! :D

NOOO... It is just such a pain in the butt to take this. I just did the listening portion of the exam, and it is just painful to sit through it. :(

Hi all, I recently had a consultation with an immigration specialist, and she told me I need to take the IELTS exam in order to earn points for Express Entry. I am a US citizen, and I have a bachelor and master degree from a 4-year university in the US. Is there any way to bypass the exam? It...