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They certainly take their time. I received AOR after 5 months. Patience is the name of this game

Apologies for the delayed response. Things have been a bit busy of late. i will try reply to your questions as best as I can Date on which you sent your application: October 14th 2016 Date on which cic received the application: October 21st 2016 Date on which any update was received...

Depends on your ability as a family. All provinces are realistic as long as you do your research and preparation well. You just need to come prepared.

I have seen so many people with long processing times at the Singapore office. Seems they take their time. You can try and force the issue by requesting GCMS every month. Every time they retrieve the file they move it a step forward

During the time I thought they took long with my file but looking at other people's stories I think it actually went well. Be prepared to apply for GCMS notes every month to help push them along though

I applied in october 2016. What you wanna know?

Actually it does mean someone touched your file. You will see when the GCMS notes arrive. At times files lie untouched for a long period and the GCMS force someone to have a look at it

Apologies for the late reply. I went during Eid so it took me around a week. It should take around 3 business days ordinarily

It depends on the specific officer you meet on the day. I was just asked if I have the necessary funds, no documents needed. Others were asked for documents. So it's safer for you to have it ready than not, because you can still be denied admission because of it at that point. And don't carry it...

What? That's a crazy long time. Have you requested GCMS notes to at least find out what the hold up is? My AOR was March 22nd and I received PPR months ago

Yes you can work in any profession

Try Australia

Yeah I did and landed in Canada already. Just working hard to be settled as soon as possible

Hey Nassaj You're right the definition doesn't include the emphasis on "world class" if you have the prerequisite self employed experience. It's emphasized for those like me who don't have that experience i.e. you were always an employee. And no you do not need a business plan to apply. You...

You don't need a job offer to apply under the self employed stream. So if you feel you can convince an immigration officer of your eligibility under their guidelines, by all means give it a go. However, if you can get the points under Express Entry that would be a better option. It's usually way...

Excellent news. What side of Canada are you guys? Maybe you can message me in case you would rather not discuss it in an open forum

No I don't mind. Go ahead.

Thanks so much. That helped

Cash and proof of funds are 2 different things. You don't have to carry actual cash with you but you have to be able to have proof that you have funds available to you when asked to the tune of whatever is on the CIC website. That is pretty clear on all immigration literature

Hey Anford. Is there a way to monitor progress of the PR card. Or do you just update your address and wait for it?