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Sadly, it has to be exactly 1 year (52 weeks) or more ---- and your foreign experience has to be continuous - that is, two periods of employment separated by a small gap of unemployment would not be considered 1 year of continuous experience.

Thanks guys. :)

Abdul is right, I was told the same when I called them in January (sort of expected a 'stock response', but I got them to take a look at my GCMS notes :D). It's been the standard response for a couple of months now. Congrats!

Thanks viny3n, Kota, Kiran, Abdul and Vik. Hoping all of you get PPR soon if you haven't already, CIC's working at full throttle. :)

Received PPR today! :) September 11 applicant.

Two days after ECAS was updated with "We sent you correspondence acknowledging receipt of your application(s)" -- received PPR today. :) My complete timeline: application received ---- Sept 11 2014 AOR ---- Jan 26, 2015 RCMP request ----...

1. Not if you have received an MR. If it's upfront, scan and email the e-medical info sheet, along with your UCI and application #. 2. You are going to receive an RCMP certificate in mail. Once you get a request from CIC, either email or snail mail it to CIC - they'll tell you what to do.

So... here's the good news: you don't have to work 1 more year - because your Canadian experience does NOT have to be continuous! Here's the bad news: you still need to work a bit more (1 week?) to have a year of eligible experience under your belt.

Cool, you have reached the finish line! Welcome to Canada. ;D

Sept 5 applicant

Congrats man! :)

Thanks. :) If CPC says everything is fine, you have nothing to worry about. If it ever turned out to be an issue, you have all the evidence on your side -- CPC confirmed they don't require anything else from you after getting to know you haven't received their letter. You can find more details...

Have you tried contacting CPC-CTD-Ottawa @ cic . gc . ca? Let them know that you have not received anything in mail. Once CPC is aware of it, not having responded to the mail - whatever it is - would not jeopardize your application.

Thanks HR8080, cbe_canada. :) @cbe_canada RPRF: exactly as rcpcanada posted^^ RCMP: just contact one of the 'accredited fingerprint companies' listed here: http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/en/who-can-conduct-criminal-record-check It's pretty straightforward, walk in to (or make an appointment)...

Thanks, additional docs request set me back by 15 days. Good luck man.. your 2nd review should be over in days from now. MR on the way. :) +1 for being excited, you should be. :p

Yup, wishing everyone gets PR soon, thanks. =)

Thanks Kiran, you sound more excited than I am :p ... I guess stamped PP's on the way back? ;D