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ns immigration office told me otherwise. They said I can move to a different Atlantic province. And I don't see that requirement in the official webpage? Also, I'm sure I can also switch provinces as long as I reside in any one of the atlantic provinces during 16 months.No. Also you need to reside 16 months on the province before getting your degree.
I’m sorry you did not like my answer. Good luck finding a province that will endorse you without graduating and living there.
I just got endorsed by PE and they were very clear about it. Here is the IRCC website. Use your best judgment:
I just got endorsed by PE and they were very clear about it. Here is the IRCC website. Use your best judgment:
- lived in one of the following provinces for at least 16 months during the last 2 years before you graduated
- New Brunswick
- Nova Scotia
- Newfoundland and Labrador or
- Prince Edward Island
Again, NS immigration told me otherwise. They said they will endorse.I’m sorry you did not like my answer. Good luck finding a province that will endorse you without graduating and living there.
I just got endorsed by PE and they were very clear about it. Here is the IRCC website. Use your best judgment:
- lived in one of the following provinces for at least 16 months during the last 2 years before you graduated
- New Brunswick
- Nova Scotia
- Newfoundland and Labrador or
- Prince Edward Island
Are you an immigration lawyer btw?I’m sorry you did not like my answer. Good luck finding a province that will endorse you without graduating and living there.
I just got endorsed by PE and they were very clear about it. Here is the IRCC website. Use your best judgment:
- lived in one of the following provinces for at least 16 months during the last 2 years before you graduated
- New Brunswick
- Nova Scotia
- Newfoundland and Labrador or
- Prince Edward Island
I don’t understand the reason for your question if you “already know” the answer. If you want an immigration lawyer advice, you are asking on the wrong place.Are you an immigration lawyer btw?
I apologize if I sound rude to you, I didn't mean to "win" an argument with anyone. You're right, it's pointless to ask anyone other than the immigration department that will endorse me. I shared that info because I wanted to prevent the spread of misinformation. Thank you for your answer.I don’t understand the reason for your question if you “already know” the answer. If you want an immigration lawyer advice, you are asking on the wrong place.
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Ah, I think you misunderstood my situation. I graduated from a school in Newfoundland and I was asking if I can get endorsed by other Atlantic provinces.I don’t understand the reason for your question if you “already know” the answer. If you want an immigration lawyer advice, you are asking on the wrong place.