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...you still need 52 weeks of qualified work experience under cec and be able to prove it if you claim points for it. i hope you are aware of that.

They must have been taken within six months before the date you get your Copr if I'm not mistaken.

I got PPR within six weeks and landed within nine weeks. Plus 1 dependent.

I neither uploaded T4, NoA nor any pay stubs. I had an awesome emloyment letter though. The way I did it was, I put in some effort and provided my employer with a sheet/check list of all the information that definitely has to be mentiond in the letter. I even put the NOC duties for my position...

I did not reset my funds to zero. Just uploaded a "friendly reminder" á la "Dear Visa Officer, kindly consider that as applicants of the stream CEC we are not required to provide any proof of funds. Thank you for your time". Then I added th source and bam.

My foreign education and my foreign work experience had zero relation to my canadian education and canadian work experince. I got the appropriate amount of points for my foreign degree and foreign work experince (3+ years). I was therapist in my home country and went to culinary school in...

FBI received application: October 13, 2016 Report received: December 12, 2016

@Stefanovic '...to work full-time...during scheduled breaks'. You started working full-time after you finished your last semester early April (also shown in your certificate and transcripts which you eventually will have to upload if you claim points for canadian education). I don't think these...

Ok. So you had an off campus work permit. I find the following facts concerning: It was your last semster, you had your final exams April 9 and you had just on course. You were allowed to work full-time on breaks between academic sessions. It seems like you finished school. So you didnt work...

Ok. Thanks for replying! We have the same PPR date. Congrats and good luck :)

You can work full-time 'while waiting for a decision...'. That means you must have applied for a PGWP before or on the day you started working. You started working in April and applied for PGWP in June. I don't think that's legal. You have to apply first, then you can start working, unless you...

Thanks. I think you're absolutely right :)

Sorry, I think I misunderstood your first question. I started working under implied status the day AFTER I applied for my PGWP. If you just had a study permit and no work permit then I think it's not legal to work. But I might be wrong again. Good luck with everything.

I think it might definitely affect your current application if you lie about previous applications. 'Just not mentioning it' is just another form of lying imo.

Hi, I'm from a visa exempt country and need some clarification. I recently received PPR and the email states '...you will need to submit one photocopy of the photo page and any pages containing amendments of the passport...' Does 'amendments' mean any pages with stamps?

I never really knew that it was Ottawa until I received the PPR with the signature. I just thought it was Ottawa since I'm inland. the previous posts though show, that not everbody inland is automatically processed in Ottawa. sorry can't really help. I'm sure people here know though.

not a single word

the signature says Case Processing Centre – Ottawa. I guess that's my VO

Update: PPR: Feb 24 It's a bit weird though. My account shows no further updates and the PPR request mail was sent to a former representative we used for another visa. I just woke up and saw the mail was forwarded to me. He had nohing to do with our PR applucation.

thanks for the positive vibes. I wish everybody on this planet nowadays was as kind and supportive as the people in this forum. I wish everbody here a speedy, but most of all positive processing! :) good or bad, I'll keep you posted. :)