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It all depends on the severity of your IRP. Mine was 90 days so I was forced to attend the class which is 16 hours of classes over 4 seperate days. No interlock though

I left Canada, entered the US as a visitor, and then re-entered Canada as a visitor a week later, all with an IRP

I didn't appeal or dispute anything. I definitely had no grounds to do that

They never asked about it.

You guys clearly didn't read the thread. I got an IRP in 2017. I became a PR in 2019. No issues.

Yeah I've left and re-entered since it happened and there's been no mention of it. Even with the massive financial repercussions, I still consider myself lucky I wasn't criminally charged and booted out of the country! Even as a PR, if you are convicted of a DUI, you can have your status...

Yeah no worries ask me whatever you like. I had tons of questions too. I had a BC license yeah. I traded in my UK one for a class 5 here. They said I have 3 years to complete the course and reinstate it otherwise I'd have to go through their entire learner program.

From what I've heard from people in the course, if you can pay off your fines and enrol in the course within 45 days, they will reinstate your license on the condition that you complete the program. I guess you'd have to take proof to to the licensing authority that you've enrolled. I didn't...

It's funny actually I got the notification for your post while sitting in the classroom for the rehabilitation program

It actually didn't come up at all since they didn't give me criminal charges.

I just became a PR and wondering if I need to sign up for my own MSP account or do we just have to change my partner's to add me? What is the benefit of being on the same account aside from the low income benefits? Is it mandatory to have connected accounts or can I just go ahead and sign up on...

Yes inland sponsorship means IN land. In Canada. Only Canadian citizens can sponsor outside of Canada

Does anyone happen to know what I should put as my arrival date when applying for MSP? I arrived 3 years ago but that was as a visitor, then under a work permit, then visitor again, then another OWP until my PR on June 11 @canuck_in_uk @mad_hatter @canuck78

PR cars received in the mail today (Thursday June 20th) 9 days after landing!

Congratulations to everyone who has recently got their interview invitations

I had no idea it was available for temporary residents

Awesome! Thanks so much for your replies

Yes I was on another work permit from January up until landing this week

I've never looked in to it as I thought MSP wasn't available to non-permanent residents. I'm sure I was eligible for it, I just never applied. I guess that probably means I have to wait.

I just landed as an inland permanent resident. I have been in Canada now for 3 years on a combination of work and visitor permits. My question is, will I have to wait 3 months for MSP coverage given that I could've applied for it at any time before now?