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Please have a look around in this forum. This question has been answered a lot already. :) Thx.

Shouldn't you have 1 year to do your landing after your COPR was issued? Never mind Ecas.

they've got patience.... :D

You have to mention all your dependents! Whether they're coming with or not! It doesn't affect your file. You just need to do what needs to be done to file your application.

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cloudy, 4C...nothing much...quiet on the roads... sup in sask?

Allrighty. :D

you have to mention all your dependents in your application, if they come with you or not. Also, you have to mention whether you're married, separated or divorced...they will find it out anyway through your paperwork you have to give (and answer truthfully), and you can (and will) be denied for...

That's right. So far, there's nothing you can do but wait, unfortunately. But, as long as your Visa is valid still the time you come back, and/or your work permit allows you to re-enter, then you can go on your vacation, it won't affect you PR Process. Email is the preferred contact method by...

As long as your Visa is still valid if you come back, and Work permit allows re-entry, then there's nothing to worry about.

i'm not so sure anymore about this, sharuu,...she might has to double check this with CIC on the phone. Yesterday, at the CIC counter the Officer told me, if my PR card doesn't arrive on time, i need the Travel Document to get back, because my COPR will not be enough. And Germany is one of the...

Thx. Thueringen has lost one member.... :D

if my PR card is done until then, with my PR card. A friend will send to me in germany via FedEx or Canada Post Priority. If its not ready, i have to call Air Canada to reschedule my ticket...

oh yeah,..i'm going home... my return ticket is for mid january 2013..it'll be fine. i can leave without,..no problem.. just coming back will be interesting..

i know, i was surprised as well...and a bit scared for a moment...

well, there are certain amounts per person you need to have. if i remember right, 1 person would be 10000$ (yes, 5 digits!) and even more if you come with family! If you land for the first time, there's a good chance they ask for proof, if it isn't done during the process already. You have to...

the amount of money you have to show, to proof financial independence for the first couple of months. amounts vary depending how many dependents you're bringing with you.

thx. :) to luck to all of you! for a nice xmas letter!

Landing Funds. Regarding the PR card, yes, right. They don't have to give it to me, thats an option, and, i guess not their problem. lol i'm fine with it.

check my post "Landing experience Montreal Inland App" in PNP category...