December 2018 AOR - join here
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Thank you so much. As of now she is working and staying in Mississauga. I have couple of friends there who are helping her out as of now. Thank you once again for your kind support. I will get in touch with you guys in case we need any help!!!. Congrats on your PR landing interview. All the best.That sounds so beautiful that you guys are waiting so eagerly for each other. If she’s in Toronto and needs any help, i and my husband will be more than happy to help her in anyway possible. DM me if you guys need anything. But, stay strong!! Its taking a bit of extra time, for sure, but it will come around. I too was tired of searching my email every morning and when the email actually came, i looked at it thrice coz I just couldn’t believe it
No, the landing interview had no approval dates. And I did call a IRCC agent last week when I saw the ghost update on May 31 and she confirmed that it was eligibility passed and everything else was already completed/passed for my application.And, that the VO is making final decision. And, the landing email came exactly after 10 days. I can tell the rest when I am done with the landing interview as I know they will give my CoPR, update my SIN# and create request for my PR card( which takes another 1-2 months to come in your mailbox). I did not get any passport request so I don't know how it would be stamped or even if its necessary. Will update soon.
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Hi Dipi, i'm in a similar position. My file is in London VO, I remain on "IP2" since about February but no further changes. I guess we both breach the 180 day club tomorrow...
Ya looks like that... still keeping the hopes high for everyone to get it soon
@hirdesh, @Stevepc1234 and @ajanshre, congratulations on your lucky PPRs! Before you ride off into the sunset, you absolutely must update/create your profile on MyImmiTracker.com. It takes a couple of minutes, but it is of immense benefit to the rest of the community. It's a chance for you to give back before you leave the forum for good!
Yes they do. Two of my friends, one as FSW- Inland and other, CEC-Inland applicant, both got passport requests first.Once it was stamped only then, they were able to go for final landing. Its pretty common. Hope that helps.
Sounds like that should be good enough! I would suggest bringing a copy of your card statement for that month, just in case you need to back up the receipt.
Thanks for the confirmation... I created my friends ircc profile and update and submitted it. I was like the consultant but for free
I wonder what I missed in my application that's taking me so long Haha, who is the consultant selling you this croc? To add to what @northern sunshine and @USProgrammer have already said, I would be wary of hiring a "consultant" because many, if not most, are not lawyers or even authorized to do the work they do. I spoke to a few wheeler dealer consultants before realizing I knew what was best for my application and that all they cared about was their fees being paid on time. Besides, none of the ones I approached worked on a success fee basis - one Dubai-based consultant wanted USD 320 before even getting on the phone with me, and another agent in India wanted their fees to be paid in full upon filing my application - not PPR. Simply put, they are not invested in the success of your application. And if your application were to fail for some reason, you could kiss that money goodbye.
If you read all of the rules concerning your application on canada.ca, all of the information is already there. For anything awfully complicated or if you find yourself in legally murky waters, that's when I would approach a qualified lawyer, but I can't imagine more than 1% of applications would have such serious issues anyway.
To add to what @northern sunshine and @USProgrammer have already said, I would be wary of hiring a "consultant" because many, if not most, are not lawyers or even authorized to do the work they do. I spoke to a few wheeler dealer consultants before realizing I knew what was best for my application and that all they cared about was their fees being paid on time. Besides, none of the ones I approached worked on a success fee basis - one Dubai-based consultant wanted USD 320 before even getting on the phone with me, and another agent in India wanted their fees to be paid in full upon filing my application - not PPR. Simply put, they are not invested in the success of your application. And if your application were to fail for some reason, you could kiss that money goodbye.If you read all of the rules concerning your application on canada.ca, all of the information is already there. For anything awfully complicated or if you find yourself in legally murky waters, that's when I would approach a qualified lawyer, but I can't imagine more than 1% of applications would have such serious issues anyway.