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Congratulations and good success in Canada! Eden7

Congratulations! I am glad you made it and I wish you all the best in the next steps! Eden7

Congratulations and all the best with your next steps! Eden7

;) Not any more, Jesus-Christ reigns, the devil is overcame! Enjoy your week-end and wish you all the best with your application next week!:) Eden7

About the question about the visa refused, you should answer YES and provide details about the refusal (reasons). Thanks. Eden7

Thank you, worth sharing. Eden7

Hello Team! My background changed from "...The next step is to conduct BG check" to "Not Applicable" today. Some movement for PNP outland. ;) Eden7

James 007, Thank you for sharing your experience. This should be taken seriously in consideration, specially for those who already have a good job (professionals) and are not ready to take a "blue color job". All, Starting a business is another option to consider if one is determined to...

Congratulations Emmn1003! :D and thanks for sharing this information. +1 for you. All the best with the next steps and happy landing! Eden7

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Useful! +1 Eden7

Those who received the golden email already (PPR), quick question: did they ask for any additional documents besides the passports? Thank you for your feedback. Eden7

Worth sharing indeed! +1 Eden7

Congratulations Vensak! :D :D :D Thank you for your contribution to the Forum since the PNP phase. Wish you all the best in Canada! Eden7

Congratulations! Awesome! All the best with the next steps! :) Eden7

About the medical exam, this is not what CIC instructs: your doctor should have this form IMM 1017B in his/her office and she/he should provide you with the client copy once you completed your medical exam. The client copy is to be uploaded in your profile (eAPR) as evidence that you had your...

No, I haven't, the transaction failed because of the set limit on prepaid credit card. Can one pay the The Right of Permanent Residence fee (RPRF) upfront after submitting the eAPR with the PR application fee first? I have a limit on my prepaid credit card and I was not able to pay the RPRF and...

No, I have not. I am still looking for alternatives for the limit set on my prepaid credit card for internet purchase. I would like to make both payment but separetly to escape the limit set. Thank you.

Thank you! I just did that. Now can we pay the The Right of Permanent Residence fee (RPRF) upfront after submitting the eAPR? I have a limit on my prepaid credit card and I was not able to pay the RPRF and PRAF at the same time. I am looking for alternatives. Thank you.

Hello! Does anyone know how to change the payment option selected at the beginning of eAPR? (either both processing fee + permanent resident fee or Processing fee only and pay PR fee later)? Thanks. Eden7