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Alright awesome, I just filled out the form. I'll see which dates they can offer and if I have to wait too many days after my landing, I'll just go line up and get it over with. Really appreciate your help.

Can I technically still do a walk-in without an appointment, or will they send me back and tell me to make an appointment? I might just bite the bullet and wait 6 hours in the line. I don't want to sit around for a month without a SIN...

Hey guys, Anybody know How bad Service Canada line ups are these days? I'm hearing some horror stories. I'm landing this Saturday, so I'm planning to do a walk-in on Monday for a SIN application. I'll be in Vancouver. Is it possible to make an appointment before landing?

Posting my PPR AOR: Dec 8 2020 ADR(PCC/POF): Jan 29 2022 COR: Korea VO: Manila PPR: Apr 1 2022 No remeds (extended)

Got my PPR on April 1, just over 60 days after my ADR (PoF/PCC). Didn't do upfront remedical. Manila VO Good luck guys, hope you guys get yours soon!

CEC is ded tho /s Yeah I mean IF you were already working in Canada, CEC would be the obvious and easiest choice. I think you are talking about this: https://www.cicnews.com/2021/09/visitors-in-canada-continue-to-have-access-to-work-permits-0919113.html#gs.vl6qmk

I haven't heard of that, but even if that were true, I'm not really interested in being on a temporary status anymore. I lived in Canada for a long time as a student in the past, and the expiry dates and constant uncertainty slowly eat away at you over time. Next time I'm in Canada, I want to...

Yeah I see what you're saying. The way they work is... strange to say the least. It feels like we're the ones who have to jump through hoops and figure out what they need from us. They ask for A and B, and we have to go, "Here's A and B, but you probably want C as well, and here's also D, just...

These were my exact thoughts initially. I'm just getting anxious because so many people who got ADR around the time I got mine, already got PPR. Man I want someone to knock me out and wake me up when I get my PPR lol

Schedule A? Isn't that the form where you write your name(s), birthday, family info etc? I get the upfront remed part but do you think an updated Schedule A form would be necessary? They didn't request that in the ADR :/

Also I wonder if having served in the military in my home country makes PR processing take longer? It was just conscription but I did have to provide documents for that in my initial application. Plus maybe the fact that my country is getting hammered by Omicron has something to do with the...

Yeah you have a point. When I got my ADR they just asked for updated PoF and police certificate, so naturally I thought my medicals must be good then. But I've seen other people get two separate ADRs (couple months apart from each other) so that's probably not how it works.

I hear you... It's getting warm where I am, and all I can think is, "am I going to spend another summer here?"

Man I don't even know if my medical was extended or not. Maybe I should ask my agent.

To be honest, I don't know where my VO is. Going by my CoR, it should be Manila VO but as I understand, IRCC moved files around between their VOs not too long ago maybe it's somewhere else now? idk. I have not tried to reach them. I haven't even ordered GCMS notes before. I've been of the mind...

@PRANIT01 @Rkb94 When did you guys get ADR? I got mine at the end of January, submitted everything in early February before the deadline but I haven't heard back since then. I didn't get a remedical request nor did I do upfront remedical.

Right i think i was looking at posts from a number of pages ago. Mb

Guys thanks for all the doomscrolling material but... The first thing the memo says is that its "purpose is to seek... decision regarding an extension of the pause on Federal High Skilled Express Entry Rounds." EXTENSION OF THE PAUSE, not TERMINATION OF APPLICATIONS. RELAX. I do feel for...

Yeah that makes sense. They wouldn't have issued this extention if they weren't expecting to spend the first quarter processing inland applications. They probably realized that some inland folks' medicals are about to expire and didn't want to deal with the shitshow of issuing, receiving, and...

CEC/inland heavy as in, draws or PPRs? Because if you mean PPRs, I think you're probably right. But If you're talking about draws, I'm failing to see how we can make that connection.