December eAPR - US applicants

[oldenuf]

I received 'Ready for Visa' email on 24th May -

AOR - 29 Jan 2017
Medical Passed - 17 March 2017 (No email received from CIC for this status change)
Background Check - In Progress - 18 March 2017 (Email received from CIC for this status change)
Background Check - Not Required - 07 April 2017 (No email received from CIC for this status change)
Background Check - In Progress - 19 May 2017 (No email received from CIC for this status change)
Ready for VISA email - 24 May 2017

Thanks,

Congrats!

Whats your VO ?

 

[praturi]

Congrats!

Whats your VO ?

Ottawa, they have asked me to submit documents at CPC – Ottawa – PR

 

[praturi]

Congrats!

Whats your VO ?

Do you know anyone who went to Canada for short term and returned before receiving PR card.

 

[DEEPCUR]

Guys are US applicants considered as fsw inland for processing?

 

[ashu1710]

Guys are US applicants considered as fsw inland for processing?

Yes, assuming you've applied under FSW.

 

[DEEPCUR]

Yes, assuming you've applied under FSW.

Someone is considered US applicant if they choose country of residence as US? So even if someone moved only recently to US and submit eapr from US, still they would be US applicant?

 

[ashu1710]

Someone is considered US applicant if they choose country of residence as US? So even if someone moved only recently to US and submit eapr from US, still they would be US applicant?

Yes. As long as you submit your application in the US and are legally present there when you do , you're considered a US applicant. It doesn't matter how long you've been there.

 

[DEEPCUR]

Ok

Yes. As long as you submit your application in the US and are legally present there when you do , you're considered a US applicant. It doesn't matter how long you've been there.

Okay, thanks.