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could you please share your visa office details.. by your profile name 'ilovebanff' i would assume Buffalo :) because there is a national park in Canada.. called Banff National park which is one of the beautiful parks in Canada...

congrats bud!

one of my friend had his insurance in India and he brought the insurance history documents from India, luckily for him insurance company called 'AllState' accepted it, honestly i was surprised. they didnt even called the insurance company in India for cross verifying, they told him we trust...

no, its good that you are thinking far ahead, atleast you have a plan :) i agree that the job market is not good as once it was. I live in NB province which is in Atlantic Canada (they call it that way), i came to Canada on a workpermit, then my wife moved as a dependent and tried to find a job...

i dont think he can reapply as his NOC 0213 dropped this year in their new NOC list.

thanks much for sharing man! there is a huge difference in fees we pay as a landed immigrant and foreign national... even when i tried to learn French from a local university, landed immigrants pay half the fees foreign national pay.. i thought to wait till i get my PR to go for it... people...

exactly and to heave this frustration CHC ND giving VISA's to people who got AOR in July too. we still waiting for this Buffalo to push us up

yes Qorax is right, i live in NB province, i was given 3months time to get my DL from Canada. if you have US DL, it is very easy here, you can just exchange it for Canada DL with no written exam and driving exam. but it does cost 85$. i'v had Indian DL and i gave both exams to get my Canada DL

hey Atif, my AOR dated April 23rd, still nothing heard from Buffalo.. dead silence... i couldnt able to stop myself yesterday and i sent a case specific inquiry to them, waiting for their reply. this is the email id you have to send your request: buffalo​-im-enquiry​@internatio​nal.gc.ca make...

as per previous members posts, it comes by postal mail which contains the medical forms that has to be submitted to DMP. also, it contains the information of the RPRF and on whom name that should be

do you mean the medicare... yes, medicare coverage starts from the 91st day of your arrival. you are supposed to have your own insurance for first three months. well, you have to know that medicare doesnt cover many other things like dental, ortho, paediatrics etc... and where are you staying...

Cograts bud! and all the best

i am in canada for last three years, i pay $1800 per year for insurance.. this is from TD bank which was lowest when i took it. first time insurance is always expensive... but what i learnt from insurance companies is they take into account your US insurance history, make sure you get a copy of...

it used be like that before.. getting SIN by calling their service center. they changed rules from last year, you can't get your SIN online, you have to go to the nearest Service Canada office and get it done. when i came to SJ some three years back.. i got it online, but last year for my frnd...

Congratulations bud! could you please let us know your timelines.. when did you send your application to NS and Buffalo..

Hearty Congratulations man..

no updates.. disappointment... Buffalo became buffaslow again!!!

congrats.. and all the best

congrats buddy... all the best for rest of the process

its dead silence.. this week... who are those lucky folks got updates.. mine is still received by visa office...