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thanks a lot!

I'd like to know if things has changed or stayed the same regarding the RFV or PPR communication. Do they specify to which VFS you need to send your passeport? or you can send it to any VFS you choose? Thanks

You will get a PPR. at that point you'll need to send a photo and a copy of your passeport to your nearest vfs or visa office. Then they will send you back a printed copy of COPR and a new eTA (electronic travel authorization) to do the travel to Canada.

Ready for visa

If you want to file as separated yes you can. You'll need to have and living in a different address than your wife's. You'll need to provide a documents that you've at least initiated a divorce procedure (or a documents from your lawyer indicating that he is representing you in this matter)...

Having passed Bio and Medical means that you have passed R10, meaning your application sent was complete with all the information Now that Eligibility is passed that means your application and supporting documents are correct. You may get an ADR (or not) depending on your BG check results... But...

But there is a catch, yes you can live anywhere you want, but from a immigration lawyer point of view, he explained to me that to avoid any future issue, the PR must first reside somewhere else before moving to QC. like first settle in NB or ON or whatever, get their medical card and driving...

you'll get soon your golden e-mail buddy

FSW doesn't prohibit living in Quebec, IRCC Canada made it very clear in their website: https://ircc.canada.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1113&top=6 I am a new permanent resident in Canada. Can I live somewhere other than the “city of destination” on my Confirmation of Permanent...

Under the Canadian constitution you have the right of movement within Canada. Now when will a move have a negative impact is when you are PNP and you moved from your province without a valid reason.

Called IRCC, Criminality and Info Sharing is done, Security not yet started.

NB is a very calm and beautiful province. But the economy is not as flourishing as in other provinces. I've been there for few years.

Actually today it's not a federal holiday.

Aand you were stressing the hell out man haha :D Congrats!

for those who come from a visa required country or do not have an eTA they will get the Ready for visa (RFV) e-mail. They will need to submit their passeport to the nearest visa office. For the others it's PPR But at the end, it means the same thing, your application has been approved

Family day is not a public holiday at Federal Level.

Next step is o wait for your the golden e-mail. couple of days at max

Actually it's not Nova Scotia and Sydney, it's Sydney in Nova Scotia. Sydney is a city in the province of Nova Scotia. So you VO is the Centralized intake office of IRCC Sydney.

PPR are sent as soon as all sections have been completed and verified. some have their background checks take longer than others. Some have their medicals done late. it's not first come first serve. Some say that some visa offices are faster than others like for example Ottawa V.O. But again, it...

When there are flags raised regarding your profile, for example multiple visits to suspicious countries, missing travel information, name similarity with convicted or a suspect person... this is done at the CSIS level . which is something kinda similar to the CIA. and CBSA is also involved. and...