Atlantic Immigration Pilot Programme (AIPP)

[lavieenverte]

I have a huge question now, I hope anyone can help. I am about to sent my education certificate for assesment to one of the designated organizations for ECAs . Been looking at their websites and it says that it is require for me, (the applicant) to go to the institution I studied and they have to send my information to them, the thing is that I am 40 years old and I studied when I was 18years old, the Institution doesn´t exist anymore, for some reason they closed the school because my aunty was there as I don´t live in my home town anymore and the place is closed. I do have my certificate but apparently it needs to be send by the Institution nor by me. Is there another way, other information that I might not know? Thanks in advance.

I bet rarely people here had experienced the same situation as you. What you should do is contacting WES and get their help ... they might have routines for special cases

 

[intl_stu]

Hi All,

I have a few questions for AIGP stream:

1. Are transcripts mandatory for AIGP stream? The document checklist says:

Proof of Education:
Proof of your completed Canadian two-year post-secondary educational credential (or higher) can include copies of your
post-secondary education documents (certificates, diplomas, degrees) and transcripts for successfully completed postsecondary
studies, if available.

2. Upfront Medical Examination:

Can we submit the emedical form along with the application package to IRCC?

Thanks for your help and in anticipation

 

[gruwko]

Hi All,

I have a few questions for AIGP stream:

1. Are transcripts mandatory for AIGP stream? The document checklist says:

Proof of Education:
Proof of your completed Canadian two-year post-secondary educational credential (or higher) can include copies of your
post-secondary education documents (certificates, diplomas, degrees) and transcripts for successfully completed postsecondary
studies, if available.

2. Upfront Medical Examination:

Can we submit the emedical form along with the application package to IRCC?

Thanks for your help and in anticipation

Don't know if mandatory, but I did submit my transcripts when I applied. You want your application to be as complete as possible to avoid delays. And yes, you can submit your eMedical forms with your application.

 

[gruwko]

Hey guys,

I just want to share my timeline, so you can have an idea how far along you are with your applications.

Program: International Graduate, inland applicant
Province: NL

Application received (CanadaPost tracking): June 24, 2019;
AoR: July 29, 2019 (linked my application to online account same day);
Request for medicals and RCMP check: August 14, 2019 (Received on August 26);
Medicals passed: September 11, 2019;
Invitation to pre-arrival services: September 26, 2019;
Invitation for an interview: October 21, 2019;
Interview and COPR (St. John's office): October 25, 2019.

Processing time: 4 months and 1 day.

Now I'm just waiting for my card.

Only after my interview on October 25th 'Review of Eligibility' and 'Background Check' got updated on my online account. Also these updates were dated September 25th, a day before I got my invitation to PAS.

 

[Toks01]

Hey guys,

I just want to share my timeline, so you can have an idea how far along you are with your applications.

Program: International Graduate, inland applicant
Province: NL

Application received (CanadaPost tracking): June 24, 2019;
AoR: July 29, 2019 (linked my application to online account same day);
Request for medicals and RCMP check: August 14, 2019 (Received on August 26);
Medicals passed: September 11, 2019;
Invitation to pre-arrival services: September 26, 2019;
Invitation for an interview: October 21, 2019;
Interview and COPR (St. John's office): October 25, 2019.

Processing time: 4 months and 1 day.

Now I'm just waiting for my card.

Only after my interview on October 25th 'Review of Eligibility' and 'Background Check' got updated on my online account. Also these updates were dated September 25th, a day before I got my invitation to PAS.

Hey, thanks for the update bro., I’m an international graduate(nb) and I’m in the process of getting my endorsement. What did you submitted as proof that you have been leaving in the province when you are in school?

 

[CAhelp1]

Hello all! I have a question regarding applying for AIPP with a conjugal partner. Based on my research we need to prove our relationship by joined bank account, rental housing under both names for at least an year etc. However, my girlfriend is studying and is on her third year in college. She would not be able to come and live in Canada for another year at least. Is it better to apply for permanent residence right now or should I sponsor her when she graduates? She will be coming to Canada to visit me occasionally.

 

[gruwko]

Hey, thanks for the update bro., I’m an international graduate(nb) and I’m in the process of getting my endorsement. What did you submitted as proof that you have been leaving in the province when you are in school?

I've submitted my phone bills and bank account statements. I didn't submit all of them though, only four statements per year.
I submitted phone bills for January, April, July, October and bank statement for February, May, August, November. And I did it for both years.

 

[Avi19919]

Average processing time of permanent residency files ??

 

[intl_stu]

Don't know if mandatory, but I did submit my transcripts when I applied. You want your application to be as complete as possible to avoid delays. And yes, you can submit your eMedical forms with your application.

Congratulations and Thank you for sharing this.

 

[Toks01]

I’ll appreciate any input on this, my wife is not in Canada with me and I’m planning applying alongside with her. Will a scanned form work or she will need to Dhl those forms to me after it’s signed for submission?

 

[abdulbasit001]

Hi Folks,

Please add me to whatsapp group for AIPP

+923339536905

Thanks

 

[Hn601091]

I would ask my wife and my daughter to come back ASAP if I were you.

I went directly to IRCC New Brunswick and they said my wife can landing anytime within the expire of COPR. BTW, I also want to share my timeline since my PR app was sent:
- Package received by IRCC: Jul 31
- AOR: Sep 9
- MER and RCMP request: Sep 26
- RCMP sent: Oct 1
- ME sent (from oversea): Oct 14
- Pre Arrival: Oct 24
- Interview request: Nov 4
- Interview done at IRCC New Brunswick and COPR: Nov 5

 

[Avi19919]

Outland or inland appliaction ??

I went directly to IRCC New Brunswick and they said my wife can landing anytime within the expire of COPR. BTW, I also want to share my timeline since my PR app was sent:
- Package received by IRCC: Jul 31
- AOR: Sep 9
- MER and RCMP request: Sep 26
- RCMP sent: Oct 1
- ME sent (from oversea): Oct 14
- Pre Arrival: Oct 24
- Interview request: Nov 4
- Interview done at IRCC New Brunswick and COPR: Nov 5

 

[Toks01]

I went directly to IRCC New Brunswick and they said my wife can landing anytime within the expire of COPR. BTW, I also want to share my timeline since my PR app was sent:
- Package received by IRCC: Jul 31
- AOR: Sep 9
- MER and RCMP request: Sep 26
- RCMP sent: Oct 1
- ME sent (from oversea): Oct 14
- Pre Arrival: Oct 24
- Interview request: Nov 4
- Interview done at IRCC New Brunswick and COPR: Nov 5

Did you do the fingerprints one for your rcmp background check?

 

[Hn601091]

Outland or inland appliaction ??

It was in land application.

Did you do the fingerprints one for your rcmp background check?

Yes RCMP means you have to make a Certified Criminal Check based on fingerpint made by RCMP. If you leave in NB you can go to Commisionaries Fredericton, but make sure the lady there checks ur application as landed immigration not Canadian Citizenship. She made me once (even though I already told her that she should check the immgration option on my application but she just argue to me and said that would be okay as she did so many application.) and It costs me one week for that step to solve her mistake.