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Just received Notice to Appear for test in the mail today. Appointment on Jan 21. I am a Toronto applicant whose in-process status hasn't changed since Jun. 5 Ecas not yet updated though. Best of luck to all late apps.

Yes, downtown Toronto :(

Hi all, My application has been sitting as in-process status since Jun. 6 and no update have been made since. Although I'm sure some people are still in the same situation, I am starting to get worried and impatient. Let's hope things will move quickly soon. All the best!

If I judge by my experience, you were supposed to have been contacted even before the status has been updated to "decision made". Again, make sure you didn't miss it. If CIC contacts by e-mail, check again, and check your Junk e-mails. Otherwise, you might want to contact CIC to request a...

PGWP are usually open. If that's your case, then it's normal you cannot see a NOC code. Either way, this should not have any impact on your application, except perhaps if you were working in an unauthorized NOC.

My NOC is 1122: Low: $15.73 Average: $28.30 High: $46.28 My salary was half-way between Low and Average at the time of application./

I sent whatever it was requested. From the top of my head, I sent the application filled by employer, job contract, a reference letter and a copy of my PGWP (I highlighted the section mentioning this so they won't miss it).

That means that final decision has been made. You were supposed to have gotten a letter or e-mail for RPRF and passport request. Make sure you didn't miss it.

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That did not trigger mine to be rejected, although I have been in the same situation as you. But I have seem some cases in forums that claim to get rejected because of that (and caused me to panic). Best luck.

Here http://www.workingincanada.gc.ca/report-eng.do?action=display_allnoc One you identify your NOC, click on it, it will ask you about your Province then your City then it will provide detailed reports including the range of wages and the average

No one would know better than you what is the closest NOC number to your position. The NOC description/title do not need to perfectly match what your reference/employment letter as long as some/most of the duties described are similar. When I got a positive LMO letter it was indicating my NOC...

june, Just try answering the questions honestly, since they don't really impact the decision. But to the extent possible try to turn the answers to your advantage: HRSDC's job is to make sure you are not negatively impacting the overall job market for canadian citizens and residents. 1. I...

Nope, but you will have to pay for the Work Permit application to CIC.

If you are under the PGWP program, then your employer doesn't need to show effort in hiring canadians. So as long as your current or future employer agrees to hire you and promises to offer you a permanent position after LMO is accepted, you are ok...

Hi all, I received my passport back today along with the COPR document and a letter. But I noticed the following in the letter says: "Please note that if you are already in Canada and have valid temporary resident status, you now have the choice of either obtaining your permanent resident...

Congrats Umairz, Same here. I received my passport back today. :)

Then who do you mean by "government"? Are you applying for something? Or if it's just a general question, what are you exactly afraid of? As long as your new job does not conflict with any restrictions on your Work Permit, that you have valid SIN and you pay your taxes and the job conforms to...

"your application is in process no further action is required by you at this time. We thank you for your patience and for keeping your correspondence to a minimum."