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Guys, I inquired with my lawyer regarding the recent changes in the BOWP rules. Here my question to him: "... actually the reason of my concern is clearly indicated in the snip-shot that you’ve attached in your previous e-mail. To be precise in the snip-shot it’s written that …. in order to...

My application has been sent to the CIO Sydney in Nova Scotia and subsequently they moved it to the CPC in Ottawa. May this be considered as a "positive eligibility assessment" ? I mean, the CIO assested that all the papers I submitted were compliant with the PR application.

Yes, you'll be able to work under the implied status, but if your eligibility did not start once you applied for the BOWP, I would assume that they will reject it.

Mine is going to expire May 21, 2016. I just sent a letter to my lawyer to ask explanations. WTF, it looks like that this is going to be a never ending story.

I'm wondering who gave the input to apply this change. Probably due to the time, this is still a decision made by the old government and implemented now. Wondering if the new Minister of Immigration or someone in his staff is aware of this change.

I just got an e-mail back from my immigration lawyer. Here is part of his reply to my request of updates.... ".... You are quite right – PR applications made within the past 18 months have been slowed down to the point that very few of them have been completed or made much progressed over...

Point # 6 should be moved to position # 1. ..... first contact Prime Minister Justin Trudeau .... than all the rest.

You can also send an e-mail to Justin Trudeau .... google "contact Prime Minister Justin Trudeau"

I live in GTA. I'm available to come and meet him in person. Are you sure that we can meet him even if we are not from Thornhill-Unionville riding?

Just sent an e-mail. The more visibility we have the more chances we have that teh new government will take immediate action.

Yesterday I chatted with a friend of mine working for a big canadian group. He informed me that one of his colleagues that applied under CEC in September 2014 just got the PR approved this week. For what I understood he spent two years as a student in Canada, worked 3 years, then applied under...