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No, they will ask you to explain your relationship to this person in your application, and then your friend will need to submit a form (settlement plan part 2) explaining how they know you, for how long, and details of the relationship, and then how they will help you once you get settled. They...

It depends, under which substream of MPNP are you applying? I imagine you applied as an inland applicant, did you need to show proof of permanent employment? If so, then if you leave you no longer qualify for that substream.

Do you find your boots to be waterproof? Some leather boots are waterproof, which means your only issue may be the weather, but that can easily be fixed by wearing wool socks (I wear two on each foot if it's very cold and I'm not wearing winter boots). Also, it depends on what you plan to do...

If anybody is moving to Manitoba, tag me or send me a message so I can recommend stores and tips about the weather.

Thank you for sharing all this info! I would like to add that WES is usually the fastest one, but some people whose application by WES have had better luck with IQAS. I don't know if this is the case for everyone, but I have heard this from a few people.

Congratulations! In EE it goes faster, less than a year usually from AOR to PPR.

Like I said, it is not easy to learn in advance when they are hosting them. If I knew, I would have shared the information ;) I imagine local visa offices or embassies advertise them but I don't know for sure, because they never hold any in my home country.

In that case, like Buletruck said, you will need to get a LMIA. Here are a few websites that will help you figure out the process: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/work-canada/hire-foreign-worker/caregiver-program/hire-caregiver.html...

Do you speak French or have any chance of learning French relatively soon and relatively fast? There is a strategic initiative for people that are fully fluent in French.

Go to the Immigrant Centre on 100 Adelaide Street, they may be able to give you some information or refer you to the best source.

Ok, in that case I will ask my Filipino coworker, she will be able to confirm that information. Please send me a direct message :)

Komusta po. There is no specific time that one needs to stay. It's a complicated matter: - On one hand, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees your mobility rights, allowing you to move to another province. - On the other hand, you will sign in writing TWICE that your intention...

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You will receive it after PPR. Have you already received PPR, or do you have your application still in process?

Why don't you want to have your uncle as supporter? Both you and your supporter will have to explain in detail what your relationship is, how you met, etc. If you've never met his friends, I doubt you will be selected having one of them as supporter.

Hi there! If you don't mind my asking, under which strategic initiative did you do your VE, was it the Francophone one? Thanks :)

From what I've heard among provincial nominees, it takes between one and six weeks to get the medical passed, depending on your doctor and the visa office.

Do you mean you received AOR? Did include your UCI and application number? If you already received it, sometimes it takes a few weeks to update online. The medical request may take between 6-8 months if you're an outland paper-based applicant.

From what I've heard, those who received AOR between Jan-Mar 2018 are starting to receive the medical request.

Yep, that's exactly how it works. Women usually start their maternity leave just a few days before giving birth, although if they have complications they may want to start it earlier, say a few (or several) weeks before the expected delivery date.