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Exchange rate from CAD to Brazilian Real my friend... 3 to 1!!! A lot with sworn translations, postal expenses, travels (within the Country), fees, etc. A LOT!

In CAD please! Me = almost $8.000

Não... consegui o ITA direto... FSW Outland.

Puts... (risos). Agora estou recalculando meu cronograma... 120 dias! ainda não pedi GCMS pois quem está cuidando de tudo para mim é a consultoria... como faz para pedir?

That's crazy... let's keep talking and hoping that our case can be processed soon!!! If you have any news - would you please share with us? Thanks!

Esperando o PPR!!! ----------- ITA - Dec 4 AOR - Dec 18 Medicals passed Esperando o PPR para Abril

Awesome... congrats! Sao Paulo (Brazil) office - is taking forever to process PR :(

Fingers crossed (both hand and feet!) :D

Where are you from?

Congratulations!

CIC folks must be overwhelmed by the Syrian Refugees... unfortunate for us.

Again: not a risk matter, but a moral issue. This "risk assessment" or "legally nothing can stop me from doing that" mindset is not compatible with Canadian way of life I think.

Precisely.

Immigration lawyers and consulting firms will always say that the round of invitations will have lower scores... it has always been like that.

It's a moral issue. The way I see it, the Province make projections about labour market, investments, etc. So, if you receive an PNP you should, at least, to reciprocate the favor and give something back to the Province. Legally speaking, you can move to any other place, morally speaking - you...

Pelo que percebi o tempo médio de processamento (entre o AOR e PPR) está em 4,5 - 5 meses para o escritório de SP. É isso mesmo? se for o caso, espero receber em Abril meu PPR --------------------------- ITA: 04 Dezembro 2015 AOR: 18 Dezembro 2015 Medicals: passed PPR: Abril (?)

What is a PCC error?

Nope, the post is absolutely correct! 100% true... sorry guys.

Congratulations Prenarula, wish you all the best! as for the rest of us - hang in there!

I did that: had to change a professional experience and me and my immigration lawyer wrote a letter explaining the changes, the reasons for it, and most importantly - that those changes would not affect my CRS. So far so good.