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http://www.hciottawa.ca/index.php/component/content/article/36/162-important-announcement here is the link with addresses bro...

yes i think soo u shud apply..they wont accept a torn PCC...

congrats bro

it must be written on ur request..usually its 60 days...

man u cant take a implied status on implied status...if you apply for work permit now..u will have to apply in restoration of wp category...which means if your first wp application is rejected..u have to stop working until ur restoration of wp is accepted....

I think so...just send it to them...by mail...specifying ur UCI number on ur application....

I think you should wait till CIC reviews your current work permit application...you can send a copy of your support letter/nomination letter to CIC with your UCI..which you can find on your previous work permit...keep checking your email including junk mails in case CIC asks you to send ur...

SAME HERE BRO NO NEWS..............

bro drive to edmonton and apply in vfs edmonton...it shud take 2-3 weeks max..

yes i have the same exp......you will get 2 years wp

which province u frnd lives in?

I am waiting since July 2012...that could give you a time frame....

Thanks bro...

Frnds I m applying for GCMS notes..please guide me which box should i check...4(A)..electronic file or 4(B)..physical files..?????

Frnds I am applying for GCMS notes...please guide what box should i check..4(a)- electronic files or 4(b)- physical files??

I am also in same boat bro...

Jacquilim, Its the first stage... long way to go...it will cost u around $300.......

Just send them an email...that you want to withdraw ur application for csq..and dont forget to write your file number and date of application...

bro how did u send the documents?// samething happened with me...i first send my docs by email...when i enquired they told me they are still waiting...i had to resend the documents by post-mail...

I have the same timeline as urs...n same thing written in my status...n i think there are lots of ppl like us...the average processing time of application is 13 months so we shud not be worried...