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I sent you a PM! I'm in Calgary too and had a Q about the health coverage :)

Do you mean if you apply inland? You can get an open work permit. Mine arrived 2 months after applying and is valid for 2 years.

Didn't read the full question. I thought the poster was asking in general if they could get implied status with inland.

If you submitted OWP with PR app then yes that is correct.

Hey! Thought I would update you with a positive story regarding shipping your belongings with an inland application. I know there's been a bit of confusion over whether you can ship goods while you have an application (inland) in. Background: from the UK, shipped our stuff together via...

Where are you from? If you really insist on travelling you would be better applying outland. You wouldn't get OWP with outland but can travel.

Some of them will not even be screened until they are IN Canada. http://canadaam.ctvnews.ca/mobile/mass-resettlement-of-syrian-refugees-has-already-begun-sources-1.2654937 Absolutely ridiculous.

The world seems like a really bleak place right now. Germany VS Netherlands football game evacuated because of a bomb scare. Thing is, it is the United Nations who screen refugees, not Canada. I seriously hope Trudeau lets go of his pride and considers delaying the refugee promise until better...

It's so shitty. Partner & I were saying they should be putting Canadian families first. Partner is my sponsor and he's furious.

Is it worth it? Inland currently 27 months and don't want to go that long without going home to see my family. Would be applying through London (UK citizen). Anyone withdrawn before and done this? I saw on London UK timeline they have fully processed 34 apps out of 109 this year. Is that good or...

Partner and I had a discussion earlier and we think Canadian family applications should be put first regardless. Also a colleague of his at work is sponsoring a Syrian couple to come over and they're not likely to be able to come to Canada until end of Spring/Summer 2016 due to all the...

This is a tricky topic. Of course I feel sorry for the refugees but at the same time I am going to be selfish and say that I don't want my application (inland) to be pushed even further back. It's already 27 months processing, I would be devastated if it went up by much more. If it did, I may...

Re: Confused with CIC email when was your application received?

Seems like they've slowed down a bit again. My application was received beginning of July and I got my OWP end of September. Hope you receive yours soon. Did you pay correct fee of $255?

You have implied status so no need to worry.

If your lawyer says that then he shouldn't be helping you apply as what he's saying is untrue. Find a new lawyer. He may not care as he is still making money from you, it's not his future at risk from leaving, it's yours.

I'm sure someone has done it but most likely they are from visa exempt country (UK) and its 'easier' for them. Being from a country that isn't visa exempt makes it harder to enter Canada. Is your wife from Canada?

If you're applying Outland it would be processed via London. If you're applying inland I believe it is still processed in Canada. Someone please correct me if I am wrong. Because you are specifically advised not to leave Canada during an inland application, using the reason of going on...

If you want to leave, it's up to you. Just be very aware that there is always the possibility that you can be denied entry and your application is cancelled. It doesn't matter if it is for work or vacation. Just because you have an application in does not give you guaranteed entry to Canada. If...

Yes. Nothing guarantees renentry. It is at the officers discretion. Technically you are required to remain in Canada for the whole process. If you leave and you are denied, your application is cancelled and you can not appeal. You would then have to start the whole process again outland. Is it...