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Best advice for any applicant. Be clear, explain well and you will be fine.

It's good news for everybody. I hope it keeps going down, even if it's incremental steps.

That's a difficult question to answer. It depends on your Express Entry points. There is a sticky note on top of the forum that gives you a lot of useful information regarding Express Entry. You may also want to explore PNP Alberta (which is closed atm) and prepare your documents for that stream...

Do so as soon as you can. You live in Canada, you know how important it is to file taxes. Besides for both ITA and my PNP they asked for my taxes.

It is accumulative, so if they are under NOC 0, A or B for both jobs, can get the letter from your employer, show that it was legal, paid taxes and have other evidence of work (payroll, etc), then you are fine.

Be prepared for at least a 45 mins wait on the phone, they are notorious for that, but when you get an agent, he/she is always helpful.

It is. specially if you are applying for CIC after ITA, since you only have one chance, do submit at least 4 paystubs for your work. PNP asked for all my paystubs.

We had a client who applied twice with no problems. You should be fine

The experience is freaking insane, i cannot explain it. the more you are under stress, the better the feeling is. Good for you and congratulations!

A bit confused, you took a full time course while having work permit? wut?

For my PNP when I applied, I attached all my email correspondents I had with recruiters and my interviews. Even the one i did not get any response to. just go to send option in email and take screen shots.

In Canada? Why not visit them at their offices?

What a sad case. I feel bad for the kid but he really has no claim to regain his PR :(

Your job should meet or exceed the median wage of your province. However, note that it should show that your salary has had that condition in the last 3 month at least. So if your job suddenly goes to the median the month before, they will not approve of it.

Totally unrelated, but July 7th is the day i landed! XD

Basically this is how it goes: Option 1, you need time, you want to get extra weeks/month from CIC to process your application: Submit your application by paper. Option 2, you want answers as quickly as possible, you want to have your BOWP as soon as you can: Submit online.

Calling it, 2400 ITAs, 465 the score

That seems to be your only option anyways. Be thorough with the explanation Letter. If you tell them it is humanly not possible to obtain such info because the other guy, due to its relation with us, does not want to share that, they will understand.

Re: CEC Inland - Landed at niagara but need to leave canada - Please help I am not talking about you, and i know you have your own reasons for doing this which is non of my business of course, but I always wondered why people apply for PR, go through hell to get it and as soon as they land they...

You guys are guaranteed PR. have some patience and you'll be Landing here soon ;)