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Go here for instructions on how to extend your permit: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/extend-worker.asp It's all on the CIC website :)

You should have just applied for a work permit extension! That's what I did. Also, after your nomination confirmation you should have received an application for PR under the PNP program. Have you not had this yet? If not, definitely contact the PNP office and tell them you haven't received...

My company never had to send in a T4.

I applied for a regular work permit before and had that for 2 years. Then I applied for PNP, got nominated, applied for PR and a couple months later had to renew my original work permit.

Just wanted to give you guys a quick update. Medicals were requested on Feb 8 and had them done on the 17th. Then on Feb 23 I received notice my file was transferred to Seattle. To view the complete timeline go here...

No you can apply any time.

You can see that on my Trackitt page: http://trackitt.com/member/dingguya It took a little under 4 weeks and I applied from within Canada (am already here on a 2 year work permit).

Wanted to let you guys know I just sent in my application for PR on Wednesday. Here's my Trackitt timeline: http://www.trackitt.com/member/dingguya

Don't worry, that's what it said for me too. All in all it took just under 5 weeks from sending in my application until receiving my application package :)

Received PR application package from BC PNP office today :)

I submitted my BC PNP application without photos on the IMM0008 forms and got nominated. So I don't think so :)

I just followed the checklist and made sure everything that was on there was in my application. The recommendation letter from my listed why I was valuable to the company and why he wanted to keep me. He also described what kind of employee I was (basically put in a good word) and that I was an...

Updated my topic start post. Just received official confirmation of my nomination by e-mail :)

Thanks BCguy, appreciate it! I haven't heard anything official from the PNP office, so I won't update my timeline yet.

I can imagine some people being curious and interested in how long it would or could take for a PNP application to be processed, which is the main reason I opened this topic. I just hope I can shed some light on the whole PNP situation for people who don't know how it exactly goes.

Surrey is kind of seen as the unsafest suburb of Vancouver (between Richmond, Burnaby and Surrey), so if you have a choice I wouldn't recommend living there. This obviously doesn't mean there are no safe neighborhoods at all, but it wouldn't be the best choice when it comes to safety in the...

Hello all, Just wanted to share my timeline with you and let you know how quickly (or slowly) everything is going. First off: I've been working here on a regular temporary work permit for a little over a year now and applied for the PNP with my current employer. I'm from The Netherlands, in my...

I called the PNP office last week and they said I really need to have add a copy of the license to my application. I know it doesn't make sense why my company doesn't have it, but it's being looked into as we speak. Edit: License acquired. Time to submit application!

Hi there, On the BC PNP application checklist there is a mention of providing a copy of a valid BC business license. The company that I would like to apply through has been in business in BC for over 12 years and has been incorporated for a number of years now (I have a copy of the...

First: I read somewhere on this forum that the duties are actually more important than the job title. Second: Why make it hard on yourself? Assess who is the best candidate to apply and go with that person.