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Hello gents and ladies, CIC:FSW-Inland with positive LMIA (Family of 4) AOR: Aug 26, 2016 MED PASSED: Sept 16, 2016 BG CHECK (In Progress): Oct 6, 2016 PPR: Dec 5, 2016 PPs Sent: Dec 5, 2016 PPs Received (Ottawa): Dec 8, 2016 Application Approved: Dec 13, 2016 COPR Received: Dec 15, 2016...

Hello, My case is closed.....application approved......SO HAPPY! CIC:FSW-Inland with positive LMIA AOR: Aug 26, 2016 MED PASSED: Sept 16, 2016 BG CHECK (In Progress): Oct 6, 2016 PPR: Dec 5, 2016 PPs Sent: Dec 5, 2016 PPs Received (Ottawa): Dec 8, 2016 Application Approved: Dec 13, 2016...

Congrats.......Didn't I tell you that you were going to get it soon......so happy for you! No change in my account either and they have our PPs.

Thanks to all!

I was looking at that a few days ago. You will be getting yours very soon.....I am hoping within a few days......this week! I want you all to get through before the end of this month....keeping my fingers crossed.

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My timeline is as follows (Family of 4 with 2 children): CIC:FSW-Inland with Positive LMIA AOR: Aug 26, 2016 MED PASSED: Sept 16, 2016 BG CHECK (In Progress): Oct 6, 2016 PPR-Dec 5, 2016 RPRF paid upfront and all documents including medical uploaded with application. This is my first time...

Hello guys, I received the golden email five hours ago. Hoping to hear some good news soon from the rest of you. :D ;D :D ;D :D ;D :D ;D :D ;D :D ;D

Thanks for the congrats.....I will pass it on. We are both FSW Inland with Positive LMIA. All the best to you!

Hello all, Congrats to you on your progress so far. A friend of mine (FSW) has AOR-Sept 5 and got PPR on Dec 2. My timeline is as follows (Family of 4 with 2 children): CIC:FSW AOR: Aug 26, 2016 MED PASSED: Sept 16, 2016 BG CHECK (In Progress): Oct 6, 2016 RPRF paid upfront.......Waiting...

Without getting into the details of why your Canadian spouse doesn't want to sponsor you to live in Canada (assuming he lives in Canada).....this might actually work in your favor when you apply for your work permit. My recommendation is that you take this one step at a time. Concentrate on...

You are welcome. All the best!

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Hello, As soon as you have received your Jamaican nursing license, apply to NNAS for assessment of your credentials. You will also need to be successful at the CELPIP or IELTS. Once NNAS gives you the green light, you will apply to the province of your choice to have the NCLEX done. After...