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Congratulation!!! What is your timeline?

Comment se fait-il qu'en tant que francophone tu n'arrives même pas à avoir 1 pt pour CO et CE? Je pense que tu as 30 jours pour reprendre les parties du test échoué et fournir de nouveaux resultats. Comme les régles ont beaucoup changé, je ne sais pas s'ils vont les accepter. Poses la...

Wow... sad but nothing we can do.

Did you have AOR?

I called them every week and gave my info. My CSQ was processed in around 2 business weeks and I already receive it.

No need unless you have money to throw out of windows

Just do what they say and you will receive your CoPR and PR card home. It will be an In-Canada landing since you've changed your address in a Canada's one.

When you have a debt, you try to pay it either in full or find an arrangement. This is something moral not criminal That's couldn't prevent him to become PR. As I know, he doesn't to pay it in full if he cannot, otherwise an arrangement can be made.

As long as there is no criminal record on his file, he is good to go. For his student loan, he has to find an arrangement, such a question of dignity.

It all depends... I applied under the same category as you but I got AOR after 6 months and everything the day after: SA, IVM, Bio, send to VO.

What is your timeline?

A "Thank you" for the response wouldn't hurt actually. You better ask IRCC to know the " WHY".

Sure;

1- Inland - Open Work permit (eligible) - Be with your family in Canada -Health card ( under certain conditions) - Travel restrictions (cons) -Process takes times (Cons) 2-Outland -Quicker -Travel easily -No Pros anymore -Not able to work in Canada while in visit

Congratulation!!! What is his timeline?

The rule now is around 4-8 months; less than that is exceptional. Get ready for that and mine was 6 months.

It was a mistake. It will be fixed.

Ah, you see...... After reading the letter this morning I realized that request doesn't exist. You become anxious and I get you... My apologies.

He overthinks and takes all the global information parts of the letter attributed to him. he misled me yesterday by saying that he has to pay the permanent residence fee again. After reading that letter again this morning, Nowhere it says that those fees are required. NB: Please ignore my...

You did not read carefully my posts above. If you paid it already, just pay it again and ask for a reimbursement. Don't forget to send it with an explanation letter stating why you request reimbursement. The answer is there!!!! It looks like an Approval in principle (AIP) which is almost the...