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Namaskar
We applied for Permanent Residency under CEC and have passed our Medical Exam till now...
We have received E-AOR. My husband is a primary/Principle Applicant and me as a secondary. My work permit expires on 30th July 2020. Can I apply for bridging work permit? My husband’s work permit expires in Jan 2021.My name is not on AOR as my husband is principle applicant
We both studies in Canada and got individual work permit for three years..we got married last year which is why we applied together
Eligibility for bridging open work permit says that you should be primary applicant. I am not sure what to do and how it would work in our case
We applied for Permanent Residency under CEC and have passed our Medical Exam till now...
We have received E-AOR. My husband is a primary/Principle Applicant and me as a secondary. My work permit expires on 30th July 2020. Can I apply for bridging work permit? My husband’s work permit expires in Jan 2021.My name is not on AOR as my husband is principle applicant
We both studies in Canada and got individual work permit for three years..we got married last year which is why we applied together
Eligibility for bridging open work permit says that you should be primary applicant. I am not sure what to do and how it would work in our case
Anyone who submitted application on Sep 2019 and got the CoPR processed in CPC Edmonton?
I am not sure.. do they process the application in CPC Edmonton and CPC Ottawa will send the CoPR?
Not sure, I was just referring your question "...got the CoPR processed in CPC Edmonton? " - it seems CoPR processed in CPC Edmonton from question.
oh sorry, it should read as application is being processed in CPC Edmonton
I received a mail today saying I'm a Permanent Resident Now. What are the next steps?
I sent the COPR document and photo to the address provided as requested. Applied for SIN online as well.
I did the same in 1st week of june. Do you know how can we track it? Or by when should we expect to receive our PR cards?
Did most of you take new pictures or re-used old ones (the one taken for the initial PR application). Do you think me re-using a picture that is almost 6 months old is not a good idea given canadapost services being what they are? One of the requirements is that the picture should have not been taken more than 6 months ago. And then there is the PR card processing, anyone knows how long those generally take even in covid?
Thanks!
Thanks!
sorry, missed this one. not sure about this. can you post this a separate thread so that people can help?