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That's exactly 6 months.

Hi Kruhiputar, If there's any advantage to be in this visa office, it's seeing someone else waiting for PR on a TRV. I'm pretty confused about this state too and it's striking that the Visitor Record information is stated under 'Potential Adverse Information'. Is it remaining in Canada despite...

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Hi everyone, please i need your advice. As i stated before, i am considering whether to extend my TRV stay or return to my home country and a major factor is the impact it might have on my PR application. My understanding so far is that it is mainly Canada or US residents' files that are...

Oh! Same AOR, TRV and all?

Hello Everyone, I guess I'm the newest member. Just found out today that my file was transferred from Sydney to Montreal and i've spent over 5 hours going through the posts on this thread. I'm so grateful for the information on here and happy for all those who have gotten PPR and landed. I...

Thank you very much.

Hi, inland applicant here too. What documents are you expected to take to your interview? Will it include the origjnal documentation you applied with?

So happy to see this good news. Been worried about how slow the FSW-Inlad seemed. Fewer than PPRs on Immitracker since i checked some weeks ago. To see 3 in a week, that's very encouraging.

Nice! Congratulations! I'm inland also, but as a visitor. What are the next steps to follow? I am trying to understand what to expect post-approval. Thanks.

Hello everyone, my PR application is still being processed and i am an FSW inland applicant (my legal status is Canada is that of a visitor). Can i apply for jobs before my PR application is approved? Secondly, having processed my PR application while in Canada there are some documents i had to...

I hear it is an automated status you get once you cross the 3 months threshold.

You need to get a request first. A letter will be sent to your account which you will need to have with you to get your biometrics done.

A month is not automatically 30 days. Also, if you check your AOR, you'll see that you got 4 months in your bar when just a simple calculation would show that you still had longer than 4 months to get to the 6 months mark. We all got 4 months in our bars once the time left was less than 5...

I disagree. It's probably the exchange rate. The new amount does not apply to him. It's sad though. I understand the need for strict compliance, but it is more efficient to give a chance to rectify, even if they make a note that POF should he checked upon entry.