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Don't change your job before you get PR, if your employer nominated you as a PNP. Otherwise, your case will be canceled and you have to restart the whole process.

Which PNP are you under? I am a BC PNP. Never heard of this. Thanks

Congratulations! Best gift for the New Year 2011.

To Paul, I read some of your posts and found you sent RPRF right after your file was transferred to Detroit. Were you asked to do so by CIC? Because most of people are asked to send RPRF with PPR together? Thanks a lot.

3months? you'd better come back to this forum in March and talk about this topic again. :P

1. Some bad news I want to add. According to the new Immigration Regulations, more and more people are qualified for the PNP category. So if you are under this class, the process time will be longer than the time that it takes now. 4. I don't think you can submit Passport and get Visa at the...

Hey, Dude. Fast? You must be kidding me. Not PPR in January but transferred to the local consulate. My timeline seems pretty slow.

No, I didn't. IA is not the stage which everyone will go through. If everything is okay, the next step after ME and FileTransfer is PPR.

Finger Crossing :)

In the light of other cases, I expect 2month waiting to get ppr

My file has been transferred to Seattle on Jan 05, 2011. Just got an email ;D

;) Think it this way: more and more people are qualified for the PNP program, but CIC won't hire more officers to process these cases. So it's reasonable. At lease you got your IA already. >:( I got nth since ME sent.

it seems no one gets updated these days! So panic!!! Finger-crossing

Before you do any posts, why not just complete your profile so that we can take a look at your timeline. That would be helpful for both you and us.

It is said that Detroit is the fastest one.