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damn, they received my application on March 18 2014 then I added my wife in July. ecas would say application received March 18 but today it says We received your application for permanent residence on July 18, 2014. adding my wife set me back 4 months.

Great news. Thanks for sharing.

14 months here! 2 more months and I'll storm CIC!

No, it's not possible. However, depending on your NOC, she might be entitled to have an open work permit.

it means there was a bump in your application. Some extra document needed or check or something was added or removed. Someone that seems to be a non visa officer, some kind of document administrator, gathers the documents and puts everything together for a visa officer. Once all is good to go...

are you an inland applicant? I haven't seen anybody inland that waiting more than 17 months.

Another week hoping for IP. Not even PPR lol. March 18 2014 applicant here. I've been waiting 14 months. In land applicant AINP.

Sasha, is your last name by any change Grey?

what's your timeline?

same as meeeeee!

March 18 applicant. still waiting. I think my application is used to greet other applications and show their way lol.

are you an inland or outland applicant?

My fellow immigrants, I've read many things about salary or wage discrimination so I would like to ask people here if they have experienced such things and some details. I graduated from a University in Alberta(international student) and got a job right after graduation as a software developer...

when does your medical expire according to your notes?

Nooooo!!!! Alberta is probably the worst province to use for PR. Alberta depends on oil so much that there have been many lay offs! Plus the AINP is a joke right now. You have to wait 2 years to get a nomination. 2 years ago Alberta was great to immigrate. Right now, it's a nightmare. I'd say...

Don't do that. They time it when they send you the medical request so it doesn't expire and you don't have to do it again. It will also delay your application since they won't check the application and they'll let it sit until you redo the medicals again. Medical exams are valid for 12 months...

March 18 applicant here. I'll join too!

I recommend you search this forum for answers. In short I'll tell you this. If you get married it will affect her PR. It'll take longer. If you get married and don't tell CIC, the application will be rejected as it's considered fraud if you don't tell them.

are you an inland applicant? if so how long have you been living in Canada?

If you know then why do you ask? Lol