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I would accept this ITA and wait till the 89th day to get the PCC. If you don't have it, then decline the ITA on the 89th day. If you decline the ITA now and stay in the pool, you'll get ITAs for every draw given your score . And I'm not sure how many ITAs one is allowed to decline.

NOC should be based on job duties. The title doesn't matter.

This is for people who applied for the FBI PCC before the electronic system was launched. The processing time of 16 weeks implied that people would apply for the PR without their PCC and attach it later once they received the PCC via snail mail.

The CIC approved physician will know what to test for. You just have to show up and follow instructions. That's what I did and haven't encountered any issues.

I was never asked about my tattoo. And I have passed my medicals in the US

Follow the instructions as is. i.e. If you have a passport , it's details are sufficient.

Your consultant is incorrect.

I believe the PPR emails are sent in batches. I think some GCMS notes have 'group' mentioned and you are probably assigned to a later group. This is with the purview of the local visa office. I wouldn't sweat it. The PPr is on it's way. However, keep a close eye on your and dependent's emails...

Lol!! :D

While true that your application will receive no preference based on where you reside, it may be forwarded to the visa office closest to you for further processing. I believe some applications from the middle east are processed in London which is a notoriously slow office. Slower than the New...

TN is not a dual intent visa like H1B. It's meant to be non-immigrant I believe which means a GC cannot be granted when holding that visa.

Some people use the excuse of 'visas' . But you should know that CIC may call your employer to verify employment.

No Idea. This is all too new. Maybe someone who received PPR from non-Ottowa offices can weigh in.

All US applications are not processed at Ottowa nowdays. Some are sent to Sydney or Montreal as well. I guess it's a recent change.

Can you secure a letter from your ex-manager or colleague from abc on xyz's letterhead? You can explain that abc was acquired by xyz (attach the press release link)

As for your other queries, 1. PR processing time is 6 months. Most US based get it in 3-4 months. Lucky few get it within a month (that's rare) 2. You have to 'activate' the PR by landing in Canada within a year of your medical or passport expiry whichever is earlier 3. That's a personal...

That's not entirely correct. A canadian citizen still needs a work visa for the US. An option is the TN1 which may be better than the H1b in some respects but not always. @pallavichauhan88 Your I-140 is quite far away as it seems the recruitment and PERM stage is yet to start. Like with any...

Yes. ADRs can be issued at any time and usually have a 30 day (or less) submission window.

Yes. There have been cases where a PPR has been given but the candidate never left IP1

That is frustrating. When did your eligibility complete?