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What was the verdict? Did you have to mention that you were "detained, incarcerated or put in jail?"

what happened?

So what happened? Did you have to declare it and what happened after? Thanks,

I am confused now. Should you or should you not?

Thanks, Leon. Much appreciated.

anyone?

I have received PNP while in a different province. Can you apply from your current address or do you have to move immediately to apply?

For me i got the letter stamped by the bank and listed account numbers. Hope it works.

2 years.

Nope. I am still waiting for your proof that's all. It's all nonsense you're talking. I've seen posts by experts in this forum as well who have advised of the following. Inland Applicants. Before PR: REMAIN IN NOMINATING PROVINCE After PR: Relocate with a valid and strong excuse. I have more...

non ede family. My doc said that non ede worker is for temporary permit

I don't think you're the best to advise from the way you communicate. If i was wrong you could just correct me. It's a forum and the only ones who know for sure are CIC. But what do i know.. you might be a CIC officer. If you're that confident, i suggest you start selling your services. Anyway...

You again fail to read. I am in Canada. It's just rude to point fingers without solid proof. Best of luck.

Do you not read? There are people who got rejected for failing to show "intention to reside in the province" Also, those people you speak of might regret it when they have to show their addresses and residences when getting to the citizenship stage. You have no proof to go by so for all i care...

I am not misleading anyone. Both province and CIC advise you that you need to show intention of living in the nominating province. If you're living and working in a different province then it goes in conflict with that requirement - no genius needed to figure it out. For people living outside...

And btw, take a look at this: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/pr-i-almost-feel-scammed-t97559.0.html Bottom line: if in Canada, it's easier and safer to apply from within the province.

I apologize. I meant that once you're accepted for PR, you have to go to PE because if not, it conflicts the fact that you're intending on residing in PE.

I was told by my doctor that it should be "Family" as "Worker" is only for temporary workers.

Firstly, you can't accept or decline a letter of interest. You either ignore it or send the application they're asking for. Secondly, you can get nominated while outside of the province but you must show intention to reside there, OF COURSE. If you get nominated and never go there, your...

Hi, Your exam should be UMI and not IME. IME is for temporary work permits, I believe.