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Eligibility started yet?

Eligibility not started yet. Gave biometrics last week.

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/may-2023-trv-applicants.800913/

I also typed full name. It has just been a month so no AOR yet.

How long is processing time for your country? Mine shows 21 days, hoping for something in the next 2-3 weeks.

Outland spousal application Submitted: 04/27/2023 AOR: ? SA: ? Also tried our luck with TRV Submitted: 05/15/2023 Bio: 05/17/2023 Eligibility: Not started

Submitted: May 16 BIL: May 16 BIL scheduled: May 19

How much funds did you show and for how long of stay?

Again, the newer version of Adobe Reader don't come with Print to PDF option.

There is no print to pdf on windows or mac.

I had recruiters reach out to me on Linkedin and I asked for a remote job from Canada. It is a decent size company with offices in US, Canada and few other countries. Just don't change location to Canada on Linkedin, there are far more opportunities in US.

The plan was to spend two years in the US, hopefully get my GC, if not come back to Canada to maintain residency requirements. But I got a job in the US paying almost exactly the same while working remote from Canada. Granted I could lose my job anyday but I also don't have to scramble my...

There are at least three forms that requires a digital signature. IMM5532 IMM1344 The form specifically says not to print, scan and upload these pdfs, so what is the correct action here for signatures? The instruction says to Print to PDF and digitally sign. i) Print to PDF option have been...

Took the Canadian PR route even though my country only takes ~2 years for a GC. I want a "immigration headache free" life for now.

We entered data saved the form (Ctrl+S), went to firefox to fill our names in the signature fields, saved to the same pdf and uploaded those. Apparently, you are supposed to print to pdf to lock in the data? I am so scared now.

Did they return your application or just asked to resubmit one form?

No it is not guaranteed. It depends on my staying at my current company. I am trying to not lose my Canadian PR while also having a shot at the US.

I understand that. My debate is between spending 2.5 years in Canada to get my citizenship and going TN route vs spending 2.5 years in US to get my green card.

Thanks. It's just, I can't lose Canadian PR, but I'd prefer US PR. Everyone I talk to tells me to get a citizenship first and go through TN route. I have a Master's degree from the US. I just don't know anyone who got a green card though NIW. I will do some research on this.

Hi all, Just wanted to pick your brain for a moment. I got my Canadian PR in August 2022. I also have H1B petition approved (EB1). I am debating between: a) Go to Canada, get my citizenship in 4 years, b) Schedule an interview and enter US on a H1 status. Option a) is safer. Option b) takes...