vensak said:It can end up in the moment where both PNP could be lost. Eventually they will find out (latest by passport). And what will he do with schedule 4?
Theoretically, one can have 2 PR applications in process. When a decision is made on one application (approved), the other one has to be withdrawn.andy108 said:You cant have 2 concurrent PR apps. Well you can texhnically, but whats the point? And from legal point of view ot sure what are the consequences
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/can-i-apply-under-two-different-categories-at-the-same-time-t274809.0.html;msg4128409#msg4128409
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/multiple-pr-applications-is-it-possible-t123348.0.html;msg1853985#msg1853985
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/applying-for-multiple-pr-classes-t458072.0.html;msg5523456#msg5523456
This was true before the Express Entry system came into effect however, there was nothing specifically announced (post EE) regarding submission of multiple applications (AFAIK), so I assume it is still possible.
However, having 2 PN applications in process simultaneously might not be possible because of the "Intent to reside" clause. Having a FSW/PNP or a CEC/PNP or FSW/CEC combination sounds plausible though.
Not I am encouraging this practice; This is just for the purpose of discussion.