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You should send the original and keep a copy for your record. See the post: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/buffalo-application-returned-by-the-time-alberta-nomination-deadline-is-passed-t58882.0.html CIC may or may not return your application. Good luck to you.

I am going to send passports to LA too. I guess filling the form with eye color and height information is suffice, as commented by chigirl too. In addition, I don't think we need to send I-94 for this purpose. Keep in mind that I-94 is a very important document and we need to surrender it to...

Thanks to all. As of now, ecase status still shows "We transferred your application to the Los Angeles office on January 6, 2011. The Los Angeles office may contact you."

Hi all, good news to share with everybody. Got PPR from LA today. File was transferred to LA on the same day as Newhome_Alberta and got PPR on the same day too. Seems like our files were handled by the same officer at both Buffalo and LA. Long wait is over and wish waiting people's PPR is on...

pk933, can you share your timeline please? Thanks.

Thanks, AlbertaGovernor, that is great information. the

cchabert, thanks for your confirmation.

I guess you can apply before you get PR card because it says if you are moving from outside Canada you are eligible for coverage on the date you arrive. 1) Alberta residency: utility bills, rental agreement, bank statement, etc 2) Goverment issued photo identification: Canadian/non-Canadian...

I meant you need to come back to U.S. within 30 days if you plan to use AVR (automatic visa revalitation) and not to apply a new visa coming back to U.S. If you have an Alberta address, you can apply SIN immediately, they will give you the number first and then mail your card later. To apply...

If you use AVR to come back, it has to be within 30 days. It is very likely you cannot get your card in that period and you have to apply a new visa. I would say try to find a Alberta address for PR card delivery or go with option 2. If you have a Alberta address, you can apply SIN, but to...

Normally employed teaching or research assistant (for example, in U.S.) can be counted as half time. So your 3 years of research assistant can be counted as 1.5 years full time. I guess you need to submit your employment contract to justify your work experience.

I don't know what that means. But if DMP says it is normal, it should be ok. I did twice on X-ray too, the second cleared something unsure in the first one. So don't worry.

The 1 month nomination timeframe your lawer told you is way back in 2008, turning to 2009 is 9 months to 1 year, and turning to 2010 is 1 year to 2 years. If you have time you don't have to hire an atterney, you can DIY.

You are right, nomination process is free. I think you are safe since they have confirmed that they received your application and under processing, otherwise they should have returned your packet immediately. Just wondering can you apply as both PNP and skilled worker? Skilled worker should...

Some people don't want spade to be called a spade. Calling spade a spade is demerited here, while in ancient China calling deer a deer could be decapitated. Instead, you had to call deer a horse to avoid decapitation .

Dear Governor, Thanks for the link and glad to see you are recovering from your "rating crisis". It really help us to understhand what PNP is. the

Hope for the best and prepare for the worst. You should have 60 days to complete your ME. Wait another month and see if Ottawa/Buffalo can link your previous ME to your case. Don't worry too much, the worst case is to redo your ME. But another problem may arise even if your previous ME is...

I think they might do a quick check first for every one based on our own declaration. If anything pops up to their interest, they will do a further check which may take a very long time.

I guess background check involves more on "background" than "criminal record". PCC and FBI is criminal related, while background is more background related, like whether you or your family members served in military or national security agencies. If one has that kind of background, it will...