January 2018 AOR Join here
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Great to hear that, Congratulations
Wish you good luck with the Canadian journey.
Hey wanted to know when did you get your RPRF request, cos you mentioned from Jan 20th was your AOR was 24th May for your IP2 normally this happens post paying the RPRF fees. So just wanted to know on the same.
Thanks in advance.
Top of the morning to all
What’s the best source of ordering GCMS notes
What’s the best source of ordering GCMS notes
Very good morning to you
I did order them at https://myimmitracker.com/
Now whether they are the best
It’s yet to be seen
Waiting for them
I did order them at https://myimmitracker.com/
Now whether they are the best
It’s yet to be seen
Waiting for them
ThanksGreat to hear that, Congratulations
Wish you good luck with the Canadian journey.
Hey wanted to know when did you get your RPRF request, cos you mentioned from Jan 20th was your AOR was 24th May for your IP2 normally this happens post paying the RPRF fees. So just wanted to know on the same.
Thanks in advance.
. I paid all my fees upfront. so I didn't get any requests for that.Hey guys, i just called CIC. AoR: 23rd Jan. VO is Ottawa.
They told me that I've passed my medicals(7th Feb), criminality check is passed, eligibility check about to complete and background check is ongoing. any clue what's taking them so long ? and how long it might take them to complete this ?
They told me that I've passed my medicals(7th Feb), criminality check is passed, eligibility check about to complete and background check is ongoing. any clue what's taking them so long ? and how long it might take them to complete this ?
I have one question, I sent my passport on the 25th of May (after I got the PPR) . I am wondering how long does it usually take to get the passport back with the COPR.
I am already inside Canada (on WP) and my nationality requires a visa to enter Canada (I don't know if that affects the process time)
I am already inside Canada (on WP) and my nationality requires a visa to enter Canada (I don't know if that affects the process time)
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Yes, that's the landing interview, my friend. You show up, answer 3 magic questions and leave the building with your CoPR!
The questions were as simple as:
- Are you married and have any children?
- Have you ever been convicted of any offense in Canada or any other country?
- Have you ever been deported from any country?
After answering these questions I received the CoPR and heard the sweetest statement I've heard in a long time:
Congratulations, you're now a Permanent Resident of Canada!
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Yes, that's the landing interview, my friend. You show up, answer 3 magic questions and leave the building with your CoPR!
The questions were as simple as:
- Are you married and have any children?
- Have you ever been convicted of any offense in Canada or any other country?
- Have you ever been deported from any country?
After answering these questions I received the CoPR and heard the sweetest statement I've heard in a long time:
Congratulations, you're now a Permanent Resident of Canada!
Thank you for staying and helping though you’re a permanent resident now
