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If you have received your AOR then Ottawa will NOT contact you until it's time for your medical. Have you received AOR?

They did medical exam to see 1.) if you will be a burden to the healthcare system --> require constant medical attention? (Cancer?) 2.) you have health risk to the society --> contagious disease? (STD, TBC) I suppose if Polio is neither then you're fine.

GMCS is replacing CAIPS, so order GMCS.

Many things could have happened between September and now. For instance, the validity of your nomination could've been expired by now. Any clearance that they obtained for you could've been expired as well. Send them an email to find out the exact position of your application ...

Seems to me SK can be any full time, permanent job - does not have to be skilled. This would mean that the job needs to come with benefit as well (health benefit, insurance benefit, etc) But just to be sure, you should shoot them an email confirming.

1. Yes. it does not have to relate to your field of study. Skilled job: NOC 0,A OR B 2. Moving is relatively easy aside from the usual hassles of packing and finding a place. They key is: since you only have 1 year PGWP you need plan your move in advance. A lot of people make the mistake of...

Hard but achievable. Your one year PG will only provide you with one year PGWP which means that you're at serious time pressure to find a job at most THREE months after graduation. Here's what your timeline will look like. 3 months after graduation: Found a skilled job in Ontario 4 months after...

I am appalled by the amount of misinformation you can get from this board. It is so sad that people provide wrong information that could be fatal to people who's coming to Canada. One year PG program MAY NOT qualify you as an international student...

Not a promise necessarily. When applying for work permit they will need to see your - Job offer - Job support letter from Ontario PNP - Nomination certificate (copy) Let's say that you got your Ontario PNP nomination but no job, they will not be extending your work permit.

Hi Jean, You can only apply / extend your work permit without the need for LMO only once you get the actual nomination from PNP. Note that this is NOT just when the company got the letter of approval. It looks like this (for Ontario) - Company nominates your position - processing times 3...

1.) Ontario PNP will not provide job support letter to apply for work permit for master stream. That is to say you will need to have your employer apply for LMO and if there is positive opinion, you should apply separately for work permit. 2.) Yes, you must leave by the end of your permit while...

I recommend you this Operational Bulletin if you have not read them http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/bulletins/2009/ob131.asp A person’s desire to apply for permanent residence before or during a period of temporary residence in Canada may be legitimate. An officer should...

No. four months is the fastest timeline that anyone could possibly achieve ... is it fair to say that most people are done in that amount of time? probably not. You can have expectation but four months is not the standard. 12 months is still the standard processing times

If you're already in UK then you should apply from there. However, again, I can't stress enough the importance of timing. You need to consider the length of your study and how you will then be able to come back to Canada meeting your residency obligation AND studying abroad.

Provincial nominee letter should not be confused with the original certificate. The one used to extend work permit is NOT the certificate / letter stating that you have been nominated. This is an extra piece of letter introducing where you work and how you are going to apply for work permit, etc...

Going abroad should not impact the progress of your application. Do keep in mind however that once the visa is issued, you have ONE YEAR after your medical examination date to enter Canada as a landed immigrant. You may leave Canada after you land obviously, but keep in mind that you need to...

Permanent Residence needs to be renewed every five years and the process is both time consuming and requires proof/documentation that you live in Canada for the three years every five years. Citizenship is a one time deal and don't have to be renewed. You also need to think about the cost of...

It is critical to disclose your family members in the application regardless of what their status/background is (which should have no bearing whatsoever on your application). Basically: the chance of your application being in trouble due to your brother's status in USA is non existent whereas...

The question has been asked and people have done it before. There is no problem in paying RPRF in advance. They will send you a confirmation of receipt once they received it. Ensure you keep a copy of your draft as a proof of payment for yourself.

Title does not matter, you have to match the job description. 2171 Information systems analysts and consultants http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/noc/english/noc/2011/Profile.aspx?val=2&val1=2171