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Hey Jrjayl, did you also use FedEx to mail out your passport? I'm just wondering.

Can I know which country you are from? Maybe it would be a good idea to have the visa issued in a passport that is valid for more than 1 year, this is just my thought.

Well I already sent it last night because I didn't want to waste any time. I just included a regular self-addressed 11" by 8" envelope for returning my passport, which they said they will do by US First Class Mail. I placed my mail package in a Xpresspost US evelope so that it would reach...

In a way that's good, it means that you are on the last step to getting PPR.

Thanks Saka and thanks guys for the support and advice. The passports have just been sent, I didn't want to wait until Saturday. I secured the two passports with a rubber band and placed them in a large brown envelope and placed that inside an Xpresspost USA envelope. I was originally going to...

Hey there, did you apply as a Provincial Nominee under the Skilled Worker category? Or did you apply as a Federal Skilled Worker? If you applied as Federal Skill Worker then I would suggest that you post this question in the Skilled Worker section. Your issue is very case specific and there are...

Yes I do Rossie, thanks for the advice, and I am going to hold the two passports together with a rubber band. I am going to send my documents by registered mail to Seattle since they don't accept any other form of courier mail except FedEx and I don't have a FedEx account. I just hope that when...

Thanks! I am going to send my documents by registered mail since I don't have a Fed Ex account and they don't accept Xpresspost or UPS. I just hope that when they return my passports it will all be intact and nothing will be lost.

Thanks. I did send them an e-mail at the start of April but I received a reply from them requesting me to wait the 90 days before inquiring again. I was notified about PPR by e-mail. I also hope that you will get your's soon.

Thanks Fenster :) No, I wasn't asked for any additional documents since the transfer. True to what other Seattle transferees have said, I have to send it to Seattle, that's the only address that was mentioned in the e-mail notification. And I have 30 Days to sent the entire package, compared...

Well guys, to those of you whose files were transferred to Seattle together with me, I just want to let you guys know that I received my PPR today.:) The instructions are a little hard to follow, but I think I will be sending my passport(s) with FedEx. I have an old one and one that was...

Thank you!. It took about two months. It was transferred on March 1st 2012 and I received the PPR on April 25th 2012. Yeah, they asked for the Job Letter, but because I don't have a visa to enter the U.S. then I can only send it by mail. But I better include a letter with my passports. Hopefully...

Hey guys, I don't want to excite everyone and I am also being calm about this but I also received my PPR today. But I want to ask some you more wiser folks on here. Because I kept reading people on here saying that your passport should be valid for about one year when they send you the PPR, I...

It would probably be the address for the Buffalo Consulate's office and it should be included in the e-mail to you for your PPR By the way, I don't want to excite everyone and I am also being calm about this but I also received my PPR today. But I want to ask some you more wiser folks on here...

Your post is strange because even though you started this topic, and said that you are applying for SINP, your timeline says that you already landed as a PR last year. Did anyone else see the inconsistency this person's post or am the only one missing something here?

Well, for about two months now, I had created a another e-mail account so I wouldn't have to keep checking the account to which e-mails from the VOs sent. But I accidentally checked into that one today and still nothing. So I am definitely not hoping. I won't be checking this account any further...

Relax, you will probably get your PPR within one to two months. There was one applicant that got transferred to New York in February and she received her PPR in April. Just be happy that it was not transferred to Seattle which is probably the slowest out of all the canadian consulates in the US.

the only people who had to submit a new Police Clearance Certificate are those living in the States or in Canada. If they know that you have not been living in a country for a long time, then they will not ask for new Police Certificates.

When did you apply to Buffalo? As far as I know, applications that remained in Buffalo have been processed faster for PPR than other offices. Only the office Ottawa is as fast as Buffalo when it comes to processing applications.

Are you originally from a country that does not require visa for entry into Canada? That's probably why you were asked to submitted only copies of your passport. I'm from a country that requires visa from entry to Canada so I will have to submitted my passport... if I ever get the PPR