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You better hire an agent and pay to get professional help.

Landed: 15 July 2019 PR card approved and mailed: 29 July 2019 Receive PR card：2 August 2019 Mission complete:)

Landed: 15 July 2019 PR card approved and mailed: 29 July 2019 Waiting to receive PR card

IRCC will process your fee and continue processing your application until province informed IRCC you lost job. Then, IRCC will decide if you application will be cancelled or not. Just like switching to another job or changing job title, losing a job should be reported to province, because it is...

While You do not need to contact IRCC, you need to inform the province that you lost job. As a result, your nomination will likely be cancelled. And the province will inform IRCC. You can pay the fee. But you also need to inform the province.

Just wait. It is normal and the same for everyone. Approval comes first,then wait patiently to get your passport back.

The officers are professionally trained and detect gaps. It is likely that they have found out some discrepancy. and that is why they asked you to provide the additional document. Provide everything you can remember and be honest.

You need to provide new documents. Do what they ask. No room for negotiation at federal level.

You may want to open a new thread to ask this question. I have been studying as a PhD student ubc after my master, so I had study permit. You can apply for post graduate work permit I think without a support letter

Yes. I applied 2018. It took me a day to get decision made and nomination letter, the same for my other classmates who applied using degree from SFU and UBC. But I guess it is summer, it may take more time. But you should get yours next week for sure.

19-11 =8 <10

EE or paper－based ？if you applied for paper based, it takes 1 day to get nomination. Not sure about EE. I used my master degree (non-ee), and have gotten my pr and landed in BC.

Just landed at Pacific Highway, BC. Best wishes to everyone:)

Told you leolea! yo uwill get PPR and you just got it! Congrats!:)

I see what do you mean now. But your PR application is independent from your previous visas application (Study permit, PGWP and BOWP). I doubt that office will go through your previous visa applications. However, in your case, you need to explain that you made HONEST mistakes, because it has...

I do now know exactly the names/titles of the 2 charges (yo do not need to tell me). But based on what you said, these are just charges with fines, not jail time. I actually think that it is unlikely for IRCC to refuse your application. And I saw some persons who had similar issues like yours...

If you know that there are such practice, it means IRCC along with RCMP also know the existence of such practice. And they can cross check with independent agency to figure it out. For everyone: Be honest. Never think about falsifying.

Just wait. IRCC has not seen you police cetificate yet. I suggest that you submit the police certificate along with an explanation letter. I am unsure about your English writing skills, but I recoemmend you have someone proofread your explanation letter. Then, wait. Wait to see how IRCC handles...

Find a lawyer when IRCC contacts you or send you a procedural fairness letter. Now, you should just wait how IRCC reacts to your 2 charges. But if the 2 charges are not stated in your police certificate, you can just wait and you will get PR

You are saying you have received police certificate from your home country and in the police certificate, it states you have 2 charges 11 years ago? If it is the case, you do not need to withdraw, just wait for instructions from IRCC, which may give you an opportunity to explain nd provide...