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If your application is 'In Process' you would be still on PNP which mean your visa is still with your company. The only way would be have another company offer you a job and submit for PNP. If I was you I would wait it out as it wont be too long until PR.

Under PNP you can change jobs. You'll have to have another job offer and start PNP again. Should you do that then, so I understand you PNP status would still be good while going through PR. Another option, which I'm looking into is a bridge visa. If your PNP has 4 or less months left on the...

I did.

The one that fitted me was 2283 - my title isn't on the list. If I was you I would speak to that contact I gave you and speak them.

You could apply under a different NOC if your job spec match something else and ask your work to change your job title for the paperwork. I know of people that have done that.

Just sent you a message. Let me know if you if you get it or not.

I have a lawyer doing the paperwork for me. When its comes to stuff like this I'm rubbish and leave things to the last minute. As this is very important I thought it was best to get someone to do it for me. The guy that is dealing with mine is very good. If you need contact details drop me a...

Just to let you know I am under paid in my job role (by a lot so I found out) and BCPNP didn't question anything.

Looks like this are moving for people. Wish NS office would hurry up and send me PPR.

I'm sure your company isn't the only one that has put more than one person through PR. I can't think why there would be a problem.

If you have been accepted for BCPNP you'll have an email from the PNP people which you take to the border and they put the visa into your passport.

Sounds like people are getting excited. I hope by the end of the month I hope to have something happening.

You need to find another company to take over the PNP visa e.g. you'll have to apply all over again.

Can't see why. A point of entry is a point of entry no matter where is it or how you get there. I guess you could give BC PNP a email/ring and ask.

As I'm half way through PR and with the strikes going on my PR could take a while so want to make sure I'm covered, but a change of job would be good.

I'm on BC PNP and I've been the Seattle a couple of times now and didn't have a problem when I came back into Canada.

I have this link bookmarked so skip that page https://services3.cic.gc.ca/ecas/authenticate.do?app=

I've just started the process to apply for the visa. I hope to have it sent off just over 5 months before the end of my visa so I get it early. I'll keep you updated.

I've been thinking the same about NS office.

Didn't see that written anywhere. For some reason I'm still checking everyday lol