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Hey, yes I would really appreciate her contact details. Or atleast the name of the firm that you engaged for this purpose.

Hey, did you have any luck with this? Currently trying to obtain a police certificate from TRNC but its proving difficult while abroad.

Then she is eligible but I am guessing you are talking about your child born here who is now a Canadian Citizen? Unfortunately your child may not qualify to host her grandparent since they do not work, have a salary etc etc. In case some how your child is working and all that, then he/she can...

Unless I am mistaken, you can not apply for a supervisa for your mother until you are a PR or are a citizen. See here https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/visit-canada/parent-grandparent-super-visa/eligibility.html She will likely have to submit a normal visit...

Yes, go back to your initial application questionnaire and select the appropriate proof that you will be submitting. In the current selection, you have selected "Employment Insurance (child/grandchild)". You can choose from other options as well such as Employment letter, T4, NOA, etc. Once...

You should also check if you managed to upload the medical insurance information. Usually on a normal visit visa, you do not have the option to the upload your medical insurance for parents. I would attach it along with the webform while stating that you made a mistake in the application...

Sorry about the late reply. As I mentioned earlier, I was able to get an appointment. Turns out the the ServiceCanada is now also accepting walkins but its limited to 5 people at a time. I was asked if it was urgent at ServiceCanada and I said kinda since I am waiting for paperwork to be...

Guys, two service Canada Centers are now open in Toronto. You can not visit them at will but can through an appointment. You can request for an appointment online. Fill in a call request here https://eservices.canada.ca/en/service/ I stated that I am new here and need an SIN. I got a call...

Yeah I am likely doing the same. Ive landed but the only job offer i have is from Quebec. I can't afford to stick around jobless in this pandemic.

Once you land, you are a permanent resident (with or without the card). You then have a right to live and work anywhere in Canada. So you can yes, go and wait for your card. I would give them non-Quebec address during landing as well for PR. Do not give a Quebec one. Just do not even hint that...

I am going to wait till I am out of the quarantine and try. The border agent did say that I could do it online but I guess from all these posts that it is not really easy.

Thanks! It worked. Let's see how long this takes. Hopefully it picks up speed due to phase reopening this week.

Hey. I have a question regarding linking the application. What is the date for becoming a PR? Is it my landing date? Or the date on when the visa was issued or approved?

You can also check here. https://www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa Usually you do not if you have a valid US/Canada/EU work permit.

No you do not but you should check regarding leaving the terminals/airport due to the new quarantine rules that UK has in place.

Hey! I will be doing the same from Dubai next week. I had a question regarding the public transport. Did you use a Taxi to get to your apartment. It appears that we may not be allowed to use the public transport.

Hey! I have a question regarding the SIN. Did you need to submit proof of residence when you applied online? Also, did you manage to open your bank account with just your COPR and passport? I saw on TD that you need two forms of identification on top of a COPR. I have only one.

I did a search as well and could not find anything on IRCC. I guess I will tell them once again that maybe they should reconsider and get a plan ready. Also, I would not be surprised that only Canadian citizens are covered, if it was such a case.

Yeah I agree, I think common sense would prevail. Plus it seems that people are being asked in detail about the plan from a few posts that I have seen online. I think I will stick with my AirBnB apartment for a month + instacart.

I meant this was for April and May when there were no direct flights to Canada. However since Emirates has opened it up this week, I guess you no longer need to contact the consulate. I just know a few people whose COPR was expiring in May and the consulate told them to get on those flights...