FSW 2014 - CPC OTTAWA - Visa Office - Let's Connect Here

[cecjuly31]

I think you can. Many folks here have gone to Canada on Work Permit/Student Visa during their PR process.
Others have any different thoughts on this?

On the other hand they can refuse his visitor visa because he has to prove that he leaves the country at the end of his stay but he applied for PR and there is a conflict of interest. There should be a serious reason to visit Canada and strong ties with his country of nationality.

 

[nishant322]

I am Feb 2nd PER , no MR or processing started yet

Hi All

Just wanted to know if anyone among early Feb PER applicants, tried to contact CIC about the application status.

For me , its been around 90 days since PER, but no MR yet ???

 

[Grace1978]

:'( nothing :'(

 

[cecjuly31]

:'( nothing :'(

It usually starts raining PPR after 5PM, let's hope we will see some PPR today

 

[Grace1978]

It usually starts raining PPR after 5PM, let's hope we will see some PPR today

:'( thanks Cecjuly31

 

[lyn4pow]

:'( nothing :'(

**Hugs**

 

[mindHacker]

Hi All

Just wanted to know if anyone among early Feb PER applicants, tried to contact CIC about the application status.

For me , its been around 90 days since PER, but no MR yet ???

It has been 90+ days for me. I called CIC call center about it last week. But the agent who picked up the call was annoyed & told me its not a valid reason to call them as everything is under timeline. I have no idea what they are doing with early feb PERs!!!

 

[Grace1978]

**Hugs**

Thanks Lyn, same to you **

 

[uwaterloo]

It has been 90+ days for me. I called CIC call center about it last week. But the agent who picked up the call was annoyed & told me its not a valid reason to call them as everything is under timeline. I have no idea what they are doing with early feb PERs!!!

The waiting is the hardest part :'(

 

[bat001]

HELLO FORUMITES!!!! BACK FROM MY SLUMBER N NICE TO BE HERE AGAIN

 

[bat001]

you don't have to panic...where is your current location? Canada?

Hi Friends,

I have an urgent question, please help me if you have the experience

I got the email from CPC OTTAWA yesterday, and they request for the evidence of settlement. the email is below:

Dear ****:

This is in reference to your application for permanent residence in Canada. In order for us to continue the processing of your application, we require the following documents:

· Updated evidence of settlement funds (showing 6 months deposits/ withdrawals history) for yourself and/or your spouse showing a total/combined minimum balance of $14,720 (for a family of 2) in unencumbered, transferable and available funds.

Actually, I am not sure what does that mean. I have submitted my deposit certificate (about $ 20,000) with my application last December, and it was a fixed time deposit to this November. Why do they still request another one? what is "(showing 6 months deposits/ withdrawals history) for yourself and/or your spouse showing a total/combined minimum balance of $14,720 (for a family of 2) in unencumbered, transferable and available funds" ? Do they mean it should not be a fixed time deposit or what?


Another thing, my last deposit certificate is under my husband's account, but I am the primary applicant. Is this the problem? Does it work If I open an account right now and deposit some money into it? But it will be less than 6 months.

I am so confused now. Please help!!!!

 

[Grace1978]

HELLO FORUMITES!!!! BACK FROM MY SLUMBER N NICE TO BE HERE AGAIN

Hi bat001 thanks for checking with us, we are still here in process ... trying to be patience

+1 for you

 

[bat001]

yea thanks Grace... patience is the key to life's success - I am very sure 101% that ya'll gonna make it to the landing process soon....By the way, where's Diplo?

Hi bat001 thanks for checking with us, we are still here in process ... trying to be patience

+1 for you

 

[harrysaini]

MR MR ...Where you are ??? :-[ :-[

 

[fsqsunshine]

you don't have to panic...where is your current location? Canada?

No, I am now in USA. But I will go to Canada next month on work permit.

I am very confused now, is that ok using my husband's deposit certificate?

Also, since we have already saved the money into fixed time deposit. We cannot provide the withdraw/deposit history for this money.

Although we can provide the current bank statement, but we still hope use this deposit certificate. The more the better, right?

Thank you!