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Currently, Canada and Us are talking about the deals for what should be allowed to go through borders. As they are planning to let commercial passing through the borders. Shoppers, tourists and visitors are not allowed to cross the border. As mentioned in the previous messages in this forum...

Please share the source of your information as I am waiting for my CoPR soon. Thank you!

Only Canadian citizens and PR holders are allowed to enter in Canada up to 15th April (it may get extended as well) but you can still extend your COPR(in other words tell them to cancel your current one) by letting them know that you will not be able to travel in the period mention and also, let...

If your permanent residence application has been approved, but you can't travel to Canada before your documents expire, use the web form to tell us why you can’t travel. Once it’s possible for you to travel, use the web form to let us know. We’ll then give you more detailed instructions...

I am on the same boat as when I called them last week the agent told me that your application at the final stage and all processes; background check, eligibility and others are completed. At the moment, my application is at the Edmonton office for the final review. I was hoping for the PPR mail...

Just asking the question as we all have to go through it once COPR is received, Are we allowed to cross the border for landing purposes as Canada has closed down the borders? And what if we can not make it in a certain time period? Thank you!

I just called them today morning, and the guy told me that all the processes like eligibility check, background check, and security check are under one so no matter if your one process is completed but other is pending. Then, it will not be updated under your status. Furthermore, he told me...

You just have to wait as your application will automatically update CRS score for you once you have reached three years of work experience.

As per the CIC website, it says that you have to work at least 30 hrs/week for a year to fulfill your one year experience. But you can create an EE profile just to see that by adding the time span, you mentioned, into your work experience. If it is giving you two years or three. As per their...

I am gonna call them Monday

AOR OCT 16th I am going to submit a web form today to get an update on the application. I received a ghost update in December. I will let you know if I receive any updates and looks like it only applicants from Alberta/BC are getting PPR ;-)

CEC Inland, CRS Score: 477, NOC: 2232 ITA: Sep 18th AOR: Oct 16th MEP: Nov 12th ROE: Still Reviewing Background Check: Still processing. There was a ghost update in December saying nothing but one status changes that you do not need any additional documents. One question that can I still use...

It will not be a problem as NOC - 1121 falls under A-category so you are good.

You have to wait for your year to complete as they will not provide you the offer letter/ employment letter for the period you were getting paid through vouchers.

You have to show to CIC that you have a valid offer letter, employment letter (which mentions your date of joining, position, NOC Code- Maybe, and responsibilities). As you said you were hired by the company then you have to wait until your one year is completed; you will not be able to submit...

If you have already received the ITA through EE then go ahead and accept it as it will not affect anything. Because you are already fulfilling the requirements for getting an ITA.

Yes...You need to get a PCC from UK as well; they just want to check whether you have anything on you or not.

As far as I know, if you receive an ITA and submit your profile before your work permit expires then you are eligible to apply for a bridging work permit as you are waiting for the response from IRCC about your application. Ho'omau!

Yes, She is getting paid as she got injured at the workplace. thank you for your help!

Hi all, My Sister is working fulltime at Walmart and she injured herself at the workplace. She had already completed 18 months at Walmart but now she can not go to work for about two-three months and her work permit expires in Sept. 2020. When the incident happened she was waiting for her two...