As long as you don't move to Quebec you will be alrightHello everyone. I have just one quick question. I have already submitted my application and can i move to another province now ?
As long as you don't move to Quebec you will be alrightHello everyone. I have just one quick question. I have already submitted my application and can i move to another province now ?
Reading through them I feel like this is one of the most laidback residency pathways ever!!Guys got new Update from CIC
New Instructions
Temporary public policies: Temporary Resident to Permanent Resident Pathway
Yeah, that is requiredHave to wait for aor right ? Otherwise there is no way to send a webform ?
At least some good news. It means that your job can be part time or anything doesn’t have to be a permanent or full time job. Also it means that after you apply and when your application is received, you don’t need to stay in that job anymore or even be employed. If you check a bit more up it says “The lock-in date to determine “currently employed” is the date the application is received by IRCC.” Which means that after that date that rule is locked in and you are eligible even after that you stop working! Which is very good news if someone has the misfortune of losing a job etcThere are no requirements that the current employment be full-time or permanent.
Applicants do not need to remain employed throughout the processing of the application.
Anyone can explain what does it mean to me :|
The lock-in date to determine “currently employed” is the date the application is received by IRCCAt least some good news. It means that your job can be part time or anything doesn’t have to be a permanent or full time job. Also it means that after you apply and when your application is received, you don’t need to stay in that job anymore or even be employed. If you check a bit more up it says “The lock-in date to determine “currently employed” is the date the application is received by IRCC.” Which means that after that date that rule is locked in and you are eligible even after that you stop working! Which is very good news if someone has the misfortune of losing a job etc
Yeah, that is required
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that could be a grey zone, technically AOR is an acknowledgment that your application is received by IRCC. But I could be wrong just my opinionThe lock-in date to determine “currently employed” is the date the application is received by IRCC
-> is that date May 6 ?
Thats wht i am confused. i consider application is received when they send us AOR Not when we submit the file. Files are not in their system yet apparentlyThe lock-in date to determine “currently employed” is the date the application is received by IRCC
-> is that date May 6 ?
I cannot suggest what to do but I heard an immigration lawyer say that he has seen similar instances like yours before and it was considered misrepresentation by the immigration agent. Unfortunately, the penalty is severe.. can be deportation and a ban.Hi guys I’m freaking a bit out. I did the mistake as many of forgetting to the put visitor visa refusal for US on the background part. I read online there’s cases of misinterpretation and also ban from Canada for some and it’s scary. I want to send the changes with the correct form but we can’t do anything without that AOR it’s scary. I am thinking of just withdrawing the application. I don’t know what to do. I’d rather have my current status then to be completely banned for stupid reason of being in a rush and forgot to read carefully
May 6th or the date you got application number ?that could be a grey zone, technically AOR is an acknowledgment that your application is received by IRCC. But I could be wrong just my opinion