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inamul70 said:
3rd line update.... Thanks to Almighty

Medical received..
Congrats :)
 
sixstring said:
Salam fellows..

By the Grace of Almighty Allah we received PPR email from London. email has asked to submit documents to Islamabad High commission within 30 days

Updated Spreadsheet entry

Good Luck to everyone here for a positive and favorable outcome

Congrats sixstring, that super fast.Not sure whats stopping NDVO now, candidates four months apart are getting PPR just because they are not from NDVO is real frustration.
 
inamul70 said:
3rd line update.... Thanks to Almighty

Medical received..

congratulations buddy......
 
ssbv said:
Dear Simar,

Kindly read below as suggested by Palak Patel, few threads back:

A Query for How much money to bring while entering Canada

There is no limit to bring money to Canada by a PR
You need to declare at immigration check that you hold more than $10,000
It is not mandatory to bring/carry the same amount that you showed at the time of filling/showing Financial Proof (forms)
Other money if less than $10000 you can carry a travelers cheque/DD or even can transfer money later on when you are settled
Immigration Check team/people will sure make sure that you have enough money for 1 year survival before you are landing
This thing they will conclude by few basis questions in form of small interview at time of immigration check
The money you have showed POF or intending to carry are already taxed, so whenever you bring to canada in some part of full, those amount will always be non taxable in Canadian terms and accounts
In case of transferring huge amounts, one need to prove that all part of it is already taxed within your origin country.

I hope it clarifies your doubts
Thanks and +1 to u for sorting my doubt . One thing i wanna ask Palak mentioned that we need to show the money reqd to survive for 1 year and will 5000$ be enuf to show or i need to bring more money along with me ?
 
Congratulations Palak.

It is a great news! Best of luck!

palakpatel911 said:
NOTE | FYI

Validity of PR visa is of 1 year, starting from the date of Medical Test conducted.
General terms validity is of 1 year from Medical test till its one year OR Passport expiry date of any of family member (accompanying) including Principal Applicant.
Which ever is less, the Visa validity will be considered for all the members.

This Visa will be single entry, but Main part is to get the PR card once landed there.
PR card is all which matters, for further status of any applicant/members till they get citizenship else if had to renew PR card.

Visa issue date is the Date VO has decided to issue the VISA, and that date is place on VISA stamp i.e. date before DM status got updated.
 
To be safe, have money in hand or in account available to you at time of need equal or more than what you declared in your FSW application.

simarwalia88 said:
Thanks and +1 to u for sorting my doubt . One thing i wanna ask Palak mentioned that we need to show the money reqd to survive for 1 year and will 5000$ be enuf to show or i need to bring more money along with me ?
 
New to FSW said:
Hello Seniors,

I got my PER on 28th Jan this year and CIC told me that they transferred my docs to Warsaw(via Cu care). So, i was thinking to apply for my PCC even before my AOR or MR so that I can have it ready when they request for it. Do you think it is a good idea, considering the fact that the validity or PCC is 6 months(INDIA) and VO can take any number of months after PER to send MR?

Looking forward to your suggestions.

thanks
AT

HI,

I share a similar timeline as yours!

I'd suggest you to check with your local PSK for the time taken to issue PCC, my PCC took less than an hour in Hyderabad. So, unless it takes weeks or months like UK and US PCC it is not recommended that you apply in advance.

As far as I know, there isn't a validity of PCC but the CIC terms a PCC invalid if it is dated over 6 months or 12 months, and again I am assuming it is the Visa Officers discretion on when the application was filed, when the PCC was issued and sent.

If India is the only PCC you need to fetch from then check your regional PSK.

Cheers!
 
does anyone has any information or update with NOC 3012? our app was submitted november 14. I saw some posts that their applications were returned. How true could this be?
 
simarwalia88 said:
Thanks and +1 to u for sorting my doubt . One thing i wanna ask Palak mentioned that we need to show the money reqd to survive for 1 year and will 5000$ be enuf to show or i need to bring more money along with me ?

5000 CAD for one seems enough
5000 CAD for more than one NOT enough

Experienced people can better response. Goku, Diplomatru, PP, Deltario, what you say on this !!!
 
EXPERTS.. REQUESTING YOUR RESPONSE ON THIS...

I received MR and RPRF request on 10th Feb 2015.

In the email NDVO had asked us to additionally submit all PCCs from UK (since my wife had lived there for 1 year in last 10 years), USA (since I had lived there for 2 years in the last 10 years) and all countries where we had lived for more than 6 months in the last 10 years. I was also asked to re-submit SCHEDULE A form for myself.

I completed all the actions I could by 14th Feb 2015, summarized as under:




1. I told NDVO via CSE that "My wife is pregnant and we are expecting our child in next few weeks. So, RPRF fees should be submitted now or shall we wait for additional documents of the new member to be added to our application first and then complete our medicals and pay RPRF for the entire family in one go?"

2. I also asked NDVO that "When the child is born, I understand I am supposed to submit new set of documents and application fees pertaining to the new family member. If you can share a checklist for additional documents needed for the child, it would be greatly appreciated."

3. I re-filled SCHEDULE A form addressing the specific points raised by NDVO, took a print and signed it. I sent to NDVO a scanned copy of signed SCHEDULE A form attaching it with the CSE. Then I sent the original signed SCHEDULE A form via speed post to NDVO at their Delhi address. In my CSE I also mentioned the speed post tracking number and tracking website.

4. UK Police PCC for my wife: I submitted the application as per guidance provided on CIC website. The PCC application reached UK on 16th Feb and I am expecting the certificate back within next 20 days. I sent NDVO a scanned copy of UK Police PCC application confirming my up-front action and telling them that it will be submitted on time.

5. FBI PCC for myself: I submitted the application as per guidance provided on CIC website. The PCC application will reach USA on 19th Feb. Likewise, I sent NDVO a scanned copy of FBI PCC application confirming my up-front action. I also told NDVO in my CSE that FBI's website says it will take maximum 16 weeks plus delivery time for the PCC to reach me so please grant me that much extension to submit FBI PCC.

6. India PCC for me and my wife: When I submitted the application in July 2014 I submitted India PCCs, signed and stamped by DCP (which satisfies CIC requirement for a non punjab indian resident). I told the same to NDVO in my CSE and re-attached scanned copies of earlier submitted India PCCs for their reference.




That's all I thought was in my control in addressing the NDVO requirements mentioned in their MR email. Now I have the following few concerns for which I have my fingers crossed and am assuming will be addressed by NDVO:



a) Considering my wife's pregnancy and new family member's addition, my MR will be put on hold till I submit all documentation pertaining to the new born applicant/family member.

b) There is also a relevant clause that all applicants need to secure PR cards within 1 year of appearing for MR tests. This is also a reason why ideally me and my wife should not appear for MR now and wait till all 3 family members are ready for it.

c) On my FBI PCC, I agree I have made a mistake of not having these PCCs made earlier. But this FBI 16 week delay came as a surprise to me. I really hope that NDVO will see it as a genuine problem and will give me at-least 16-17 week extension. That's precisely the reason that I shared scanned copies of the application for them to see my upfront actions.



WILL NDVO BE KIND ENOUGH TO INFORM ME THAT THEY HAVE REGISTERED ALL MY UPDATES AND HAVE PUT MY APPLICATION ON HOLD TILL I SUBMIT MY CHILD'S DOCUMENTATION, APPLICATION FEES AND TILL I RECEIVE AND SUBMIT MY FBI PCC?



Experts, please let me know what you think of my situation. Did I do all the right things? Have I missed addressing anything or sharing anything with NDVO here?
 
mk.2382 said:
EXPERTS.. REQUESTING YOUR RESPONSE ON THIS...

I received MR and RPRF request on 10th Feb 2015.

In the email NDVO had asked us to additionally submit all PCCs from UK (since my wife had lived there for 1 year in last 10 years), USA (since I had lived there for 2 years in the last 10 years) and all countries where we had lived for more than 6 months in the last 10 years. I was also asked to re-submit SCHEDULE A form for myself.

I completed all the actions I could by 14th Feb 2015, summarized as under:

Dear rvp_deltario and HDG,
Thanks for your adivce and +1 for that.

HDG can you elaborate about Gallbladder cleanse, cost, treatment, time, etc.

rvp_deltario should I do Lipase level's lets as precaution before going for MR?




1. I told NDVO via CSE that "My wife is pregnant and we are expecting our child in next few weeks. So, RPRF fees should be submitted now or shall we wait for additional documents of the new member to be added to our application first and then complete our medicals and pay RPRF for the entire family in one go?"

2. I also asked NDVO that "When the child is born, I understand I am supposed to submit new set of documents and application fees pertaining to the new family member. If you can share a checklist for additional documents needed for the child, it would be greatly appreciated."

3. I re-filled SCHEDULE A form addressing the specific points raised by NDVO, took a print and signed it. I sent to NDVO a scanned copy of signed SCHEDULE A form attaching it with the CSE. Then I sent the original signed SCHEDULE A form via speed post to NDVO at their Delhi address. In my CSE I also mentioned the speed post tracking number and tracking website.

4. UK Police PCC for my wife: I submitted the application as per guidance provided on CIC website. The PCC application reached UK on 16th Feb and I am expecting the certificate back within next 20 days. I sent NDVO a scanned copy of UK Police PCC application confirming my up-front action and telling them that it will be submitted on time.

5. FBI PCC for myself: I submitted the application as per guidance provided on CIC website. The PCC application will reach USA on 19th Feb. Likewise, I sent NDVO a scanned copy of FBI PCC application confirming my up-front action. I also told NDVO in my CSE that FBI's website says it will take maximum 16 weeks plus delivery time for the PCC to reach me so please grant me that much extension to submit FBI PCC.

6. India PCC for me and my wife: When I submitted the application in July 2014 I submitted India PCCs, signed and stamped by DCP (which satisfies CIC requirement for a non punjab indian resident). I told the same to NDVO in my CSE and re-attached scanned copies of earlier submitted India PCCs for their reference.




That's all I thought was in my control in addressing the NDVO requirements mentioned in their MR email. Now I have the following few concerns for which I have my fingers crossed and am assuming will be addressed by NDVO:



a) Considering my wife's pregnancy and new family member's addition, my MR will be put on hold till I submit all documentation pertaining to the new born applicant/family member.

b) There is also a relevant clause that all applicants need to secure PR cards within 1 year of appearing for MR tests. This is also a reason why ideally me and my wife should not appear for MR now and wait till all 3 family members are ready for it.

c) On my FBI PCC, I agree I have made a mistake of not having these PCCs made earlier. But this FBI 16 week delay came as a surprise to me. I really hope that NDVO will see it as a genuine problem and will give me at-least 16-17 week extension. That's precisely the reason that I shared scanned copies of the application for them to see my upfront actions.



WILL NDVO BE KIND ENOUGH TO INFORM ME THAT THEY HAVE REGISTERED ALL MY UPDATES AND HAVE PUT MY APPLICATION ON HOLD TILL I SUBMIT MY CHILD'S DOCUMENTATION, APPLICATION FEES AND TILL I RECEIVE AND SUBMIT MY FBI PCC?



Experts, please let me know what you think of my situation. Did I do all the right things? Have I missed addressing anything or sharing anything with NDVO here?
 
Dear rvp_deltario and HDG,
Thanks for your adivce and +1 for that.

HDG can you elaborate about Gallbladder cleanse, cost, treatment, time, etc.

rvp_deltario should I do Lipase level's lets as precaution before going for MR?
 
palakpatel911 said:
THANKS | friends & future canadians 8)
PLUS one for all of you !

Congratulations Palak :)

Best Wishes

+1
 
drajpoot said:
This is again a very complicated part.
I am working for Canadian company to be based in India since 2010. Company has no office in India only three major clients Bhilai steel plant, welspun gujrat and United seamless pipe plant in Hyderabad. And I am only one in India who provide maintenace , repair and calibration service to all of its client.
And On papers I am appointed as an outside consultant to work for Canadian company to be based in india to render technical services to all of its customer in India.
And I have my own proprietorship firm so I get payment as service charge per month on monthly invoice.

for the proof-
I did submit the agreement copy in which my monthly payment is clearly mentioned.
I did submit a reference letter of latest date from Canadian company in which they just mentioned that it is certified I am appointed as an outside consultant to work for Canadian company to be based in india to render technical services to all of its customer in India.
I did submit all monthly invoices of last 4 years.
I also submit a brief explanation of my job history on my company letter head
For the job duties I provided them emails in which I get clear instruction from Canadian company to go for calibration, to repair parts, and also more detailed email which covers exactly the same work which is mentioned under NOC 2243. and I provide full kind of technical support On site so all emails covers all kind of problems , repair etc.

Plus Its a canadian company not any indian or african countries, If I am working as service engineer for canadian company which make industrial equipment the job duties always would be the same as per the job profile.

Important thing this supporting emails I did not provide in my FW2013 application and officer considered everything. The details which are present in email communications covers 95% of job duties of that NOC. as those email are about- asking customer to repair their machine and parts and Instruction from Canadian company to me to go on client sites and how I am fixing the problems. So this time absolutely no way that CIC will write documents are not sufficient.

And I would like to ask a normal question IF you have result and solution of any exam which is given by the examination company. And you are going to re appear in the exam will you not take reference of the prior result and solutions? Everyone will only concentrate on the question which were wrong and I am sure those answer which were correct you will not decide to do even a single change next time. And how you will feel if next time those correct answers would be considered wrong which were correct previously.

My application was not assessed by any consultant or agent in 2013 , it was assessed by CIC. so I was sure about the documents which gave me 61 points and I concentrate to get extra points at the time of re applying in 2014.

And one more thing its not a game of luck or joke that one time CIC says documents are OK and takes 550 dollar as application were considered in intended occupation
Next time for the same NOC and for the same document CIC does not considered application.

If documents are not enough to satisfy then it would be always not enough to satisfy So CIC should not charge the fees should not assigned me any points in 2013. And Yes if CIC did that in 2013 I could arrange more documents to satisfy the NOC this time. It is complete contradictory decision.

Now I want to know what the case officer saw in 2013 that he considered everything and CIC took my fees (Am I lucky that time or Unlucky how you will say that I was lucky)
And also I want to know that what case officer was looking this time which he dint get.

CIC has to accept their mistake either CIC did in 2013 or in 2014.
If CIC says it was mistake in 2013, then also CIC is responsible that I could not provide them sufficient evidence.because CIC considered those documents earlier. And consider my application.
If CIC says it was mistake in 2014, Then they should consider my application too

You should have attached letters from your clients here in India about the work you have done on your Canadian
Firms behalf.
That would have been better than you emails
As they can be easily verified

But your case is soid and you should sue them
Since they have considered your first application
NOC and thus they have created a situation for you to not give importance to work experience documentations
Part, best of luck
contact diplomatru and GoKu they are In Canadian soil so they can be helpful in selection of lawyer
 
hii,

Currently for which dates, cic is responding to the mails?

Thanks & Regards.
 
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