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arbeh said:
I got PPT request month ago. And decision made in my ECAS. Today
My ECAS has changed from decision made to in process :o. But inside of my ECAS, I can still see a decision has been made ......................
I do not have any idea.
not a problem :P, 2 weeks ago my ecas status changed from complete to decision made, although the fifth line was still there, 3 days later they corrected it
 
Thanks for sharing ManilatoCanada ...I am sure tis info can help someone else.


ManilaToCanada said:
Hi Admins, please update. We landed last June 15, 2014. The first few weeks were pretty busy. There are still few things to be done but I'm pretty much back on track now. Below is my experience.

Sunday, June 15, landed at Toronto Pearson International Airport at around 2pm. It is a pretty busy airport and the lines are long. It took us about an hour on the first check point and more than 3 hours waiting in the immigration counter. Patiently waited! The immigration officer was a nice guy and it took him about 20-30 minutes to process our papers (4 of us). He did not asked for proof of funds. After we received our COPR, we were directed to a room to get the welcome kit, spent about 10-20 minutes there. Then, I went to customs counter for the declaration of goods I got and the ones to follow. This was pretty fast because I got the forms pre-filled, about 15 minutes I would say. Whoaaa!!!! we are officially Permanent Resident of Canada!!!!!!!!!!! Went to the hotel to get some rest.........

We spent the following days obtaining the necessary documents and looking for an apartment..... SIN, Provincial Insurance, Bank Accounts, Phone Numbers, Registering kids at school etc...... Roughly took us a couple of weeks.

Some banks are asking for proof of billing before you can open an account with them. We opened our accounts at CIBC. They have this new comer to Canada program where they don't require you to provide billing statement. I bet some banks have this program too. They also also gave us credit cards, credit limit is pretty decent I would say.

Apartments usually ask for credit history, luckily I found one that accepts (or can check) US credit history. Moved in last July 1. I was told that if you don't have credit history, you can find a guarantor also. Or maybe find a place that you can rent from an individual or negotiate and see if they will accept you if you do advance payments on top of the first and last month payments.

My goods to follow, I went to the shipping company and gave them the customs forms that I got from the airport. Then they directed me to a local customs office to get my stuff cleared. I was told by the agent that since I got the forms from customs in the airport, it will make it easier and faster to clear my stuff. She was right, it only took me about 15 minutes in the local customs office.

Hope this helps. Feel free to PM me if you need more information. Good luck everyone with your Canada journey!!!!
 
It is pleasure to imform you all that I received my pasports with VISA stamped.

I was a silent reader of this forum and it gave lots of information and guidance in this process.

Thank you all the administrators and writers.

I had to face "further medical" due to a small white spot in the chest x-ray and it delayed the visa about 3-4 months.

if anyone wants to know about that further medical steps and kind of things, just PM me.

Thanks to everyone again.
 
pks0884 said:
Hi Bhaumick,

No my NOC-2146 is not listed this year but hopefully i can still apply in NOC-2132.
Its very hard to understand what might have went wrong :(
But anyways thanks for your Reply.
Do you have any idea about how much time it will take to receive my application back and will they notify me about the cause of rejection??
Hi,
I am from Gujarat, India. They scrutinized my application on 15th January, 2014, as per the rejection letter attached with the return package. I got the package in my hand on 3rd March 2014. Just shy of two months...
 
Bhaumick said:
Hi,
I am from Gujarat, India. They scrutinized my application on 15th January, 2014, as per the rejection letter attached with the return package. I got the package in my hand on 3rd March 2014. Just shy of two months...

I did n't understand this post , do you mean that your VISA office rejected you ?

If yes then what was the reason they denied you ?
 
migratecanada2012 said:
I did n't understand this post , do you mean that your VISA office rejected you ?

If yes then what was the reason they denied you ?
I applied last year. And i got my application back from CIO Syndey NS. I did not get a PER, they sent my file back as it was incomplete. i re-applied again and now at i'm at MR stage.
 
Bhaumick said:
I applied last year. And i got my application back from CIO Syndey NS. I did not get a PER, they sent my file back as it was incomplete. i re-applied again and now at i'm at MR stage.

Ok, best of luck... ;)

Do you know, what might be reason of rejection by visa office (not CIC) after receiving PER...
 
RMMR said:
It is pleasure to imform you all that I received my pasports with VISA stamped.

I was a silent reader of this forum and it gave lots of information and guidance in this process.

Thank you all the administrators and writers.

I had to face "further medical" due to a small white spot in the chest x-ray and it delayed the visa about 3-4 months.

if anyone wants to know about that further medical steps and kind of things, just PM me.

Thanks to everyone again.


Congrats buddy.....:D

+1 for ur positive approach....:)

Pray for us......
 
ManilaToCanada said:
Hi Admins, please update. We landed last June 15, 2014. The first few weeks were pretty busy. There are still few things to be done but I'm pretty much back on track now. Below is my experience.

Sunday, June 15, landed at Toronto Pearson International Airport at around 2pm. It is a pretty busy airport and the lines are long. It took us about an hour on the first check point and more than 3 hours waiting in the immigration counter. Patiently waited! The immigration officer was a nice guy and it took him about 20-30 minutes to process our papers (4 of us). He did not asked for proof of funds. After we received our COPR, we were directed to a room to get the welcome kit, spent about 10-20 minutes there. Then, I went to customs counter for the declaration of goods I got and the ones to follow. This was pretty fast because I got the forms pre-filled, about 15 minutes I would say. Whoaaa!!!! we are officially Permanent Resident of Canada!!!!!!!!!!! Went to the hotel to get some rest.........

We spent the following days obtaining the necessary documents and looking for an apartment..... SIN, Provincial Insurance, Bank Accounts, Phone Numbers, Registering kids at school etc...... Roughly took us a couple of weeks.

Some banks are asking for proof of billing before you can open an account with them. We opened our accounts at CIBC. They have this new comer to Canada program where they don't require you to provide billing statement. I bet some banks have this program too. They also also gave us credit cards, credit limit is pretty decent I would say.

Apartments usually ask for credit history, luckily I found one that accepts (or can check) US credit history. Moved in last July 1. I was told that if you don't have credit history, you can find a guarantor also. Or maybe find a place that you can rent from an individual or negotiate and see if they will accept you if you do advance payments on top of the first and last month payments.

My goods to follow, I went to the shipping company and gave them the customs forms that I got from the airport. Then they directed me to a local customs office to get my stuff cleared. I was told by the agent that since I got the forms from customs in the airport, it will make it easier and faster to clear my stuff. She was right, it only took me about 15 minutes in the local customs office.

Hope this helps. Feel free to PM me if you need more information. Good luck everyone with your Canada journey!!!!


Thanks for sharing landing experience....

Helpful indeed...:)

+1!
 
migratecanada2012 said:
Ok, best of luck... ;)

Do you know, what might be reason of rejection by visa office (not CIC) after receiving PER...
There can be many reasons.
1. mis-representation : if the visa office confirms by background verification that you are not working in the company you mentioned, or the NOC you claimed the points for
2. insufficinet proof of funds : if they ask for a bank statement and you are not able to satisfy them.
3. Criminality : if they find out any such issues
4. medical reasons : if you have a medical condition that poses a threat to the society. One such case is scars in your chest x-ray. which represents past TB.
5. non satisfactory interview

All these are random reasons, and surely there can be other reasons too
 
ManilaToCanada said:
Hi Admins, please update. We landed last June 15, 2014. The first few weeks were pretty busy. There are still few things to be done but I'm pretty much back on track now. Below is my experience.

Sunday, June 15, landed at Toronto Pearson International Airport at around 2pm. It is a pretty busy airport and the lines are long. It took us about an hour on the first check point and more than 3 hours waiting in the immigration counter. Patiently waited! The immigration officer was a nice guy and it took him about 20-30 minutes to process our papers (4 of us). He did not asked for proof of funds. After we received our COPR, we were directed to a room to get the welcome kit, spent about 10-20 minutes there. Then, I went to customs counter for the declaration of goods I got and the ones to follow. This was pretty fast because I got the forms pre-filled, about 15 minutes I would say. Whoaaa!!!! we are officially Permanent Resident of Canada!!!!!!!!!!! Went to the hotel to get some rest.........

We spent the following days obtaining the necessary documents and looking for an apartment..... SIN, Provincial Insurance, Bank Accounts, Phone Numbers, Registering kids at school etc...... Roughly took us a couple of weeks.

Some banks are asking for proof of billing before you can open an account with them. We opened our accounts at CIBC. They have this new comer to Canada program where they don't require you to provide billing statement. I bet some banks have this program too. They also also gave us credit cards, credit limit is pretty decent I would say.

Apartments usually ask for credit history, luckily I found one that accepts (or can check) US credit history. Moved in last July 1. I was told that if you don't have credit history, you can find a guarantor also. Or maybe find a place that you can rent from an individual or negotiate and see if they will accept you if you do advance payments on top of the first and last month payments.

My goods to follow, I went to the shipping company and gave them the customs forms that I got from the airport. Then they directed me to a local customs office to get my stuff cleared. I was told by the agent that since I got the forms from customs in the airport, it will make it easier and faster to clear my stuff. She was right, it only took me about 15 minutes in the local customs office.

Hope this helps. Feel free to PM me if you need more information. Good luck everyone with your Canada journey!!!!

All the best for you & your family's future.
 
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Google it mate.
 
RMMR said:
It is pleasure to imform you all that I received my pasports with VISA stamped.

I was a silent reader of this forum and it gave lots of information and guidance in this process.

Thank you all the administrators and writers.

I had to face "further medical" due to a small white spot in the chest x-ray and it delayed the visa about 3-4 months.

if anyone wants to know about that further medical steps and kind of things, just PM me.

Thanks to everyone again.

Congo
 
Hi friends,

I am a bit confused about the mode of payment of RPRF. Is online payment done on CIC website, irrespective of the visa office and the purpose of the fees??
I feel its safer to go for a DD. the DD should be in favour of ""Canadian High Commission" or "Receiver General for Canada" payable at New Delhi.

Any suggestions will be most welcome
 
Bhaumick said:
There can be many reasons.
1. mis-representation : if the visa office confirms by background verification that you are not working in the company you mentioned, or the NOC you claimed the points for
2. insufficinet proof of funds : if they ask for a bank statement and you are not able to satisfy them.
3. Criminality : if they find out any such issues
4. medical reasons : if you have a medical condition that poses a threat to the society. One such case is scars in your chest x-ray. which represents past TB.
5. non satisfactory interview

All these are random reasons, and surely there can be other reasons too
all points which u have mentioned is rite.. but VO will not reject directly they will give you 30 days to prove. unless you have not seen the mail in ur junk mail and the stipulated time given to submit is over