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Or maybe you misunderstood the conversation. ;)

Good for you, man.

I know. It’s just the the other person wrote something that insinuated that after 2 years you simply become a citizen if you’re living in Quebec.

So in Quebec you simply become a citizen after a couple of years without applying to it? Tell me more about it.

Thanks, but it's not that I will be a citizen in 2 years. I can be if I apply and they approve my citizenship application. ;) But that's a conversation for 2 years from now.

I think you should go with the truth. If you are an Assistant Manager and you perform all the activities you posted here, that's what it is. But you're REALLY underpaid - and that could raise a concern on IRCC because one thing doesn't match the other (job description & pay).

Thanks! Quebec was not an option since I live in Toronto and I had to do it on a week day.

I did my medicals before even applying. And it changed to medicals passed in early April. I don't have info on the rest of the dates though.

Right there on my signature. :)

Nope. I changed jobs while under implied status and everything was fine.

They used just one in mine, why would they need 2?

Hi everyone, I would like to share my experience on my landing on the Queenston bridge. I left Toronto on a Wednesday morning (7am) and drove to the Niagara Region. I was crossing the bridge to US it was around 9:30 in the morning. When I got to the US side, I just told the office that my...

This might raise concerns to IRCC. If you have a managerial (NOC 0) position but only makes $15/hour.

For CEC, there is no need for proof of funds when you land.

Hi there, what day of the week was it?

I sent the original...

Estimated 80 percent of sexually active people contract it at some point in their lives. This is not a reason for inadmissibility.

If you have applied thru CEC, you don't need proof of funds.

My lawyer told me 2 to 3 weeks... (I'm inland)

Thanks, everyone. Hopefully this process will be fast to us all.