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HI guys just want to ask out of my curiosity...does it means the time we get our owp does it means we are more likely to get an Approval in Principle ??? because the time they process our OWP they already reviewed the documents that we passed that we worked 2 years as LIC right .. so the fact that they granted us OWP means we already proved them that we work 2 yyrs aas LIC ..which is the same requirement for PR aside from other background checks..so all we need now is to wait for our application to be processed for our AIP ? Smiley am i right
 
hi guys!
any update of your papers yet?i mailed a letter last week updating my husband's contact information in the Philippines...my online status is still application received...c",)
 
wazzup guys?any update of your papers?c",)
 
natsy said:
wazzup guys?any update of your papers?c",)

yeah guys, any updates? Guys, if ever you call CIC for any reason, do you mind asking as well what month and year they're currently processing? Thanks!
 
intrach said:
yeah guys, any updates? Guys, if ever you call CIC for any reason, do you mind asking as well what month and year they're currently processing? Thanks!

jacklyn said as of her jan20, 2014 post that the cic is processing nov2012 applicants...what is ur timeline?c",)
 
natsy said:
jacklyn said as of her jan20, 2014 post that the cic is processing nov2012 applicants...what is ur timeline?c",)

Yeah but i saw this in another topic.. the "Live-in caregiver PR applicants for April,May and June timeline" thread

"my spouse received her approval in principle hard copy by postmarked letter.
your pr application submitted apr 2013 will be under the new procedures implemented by cic, if you have dependents from home country, the LC2 kit will be sent directly to you and you will be the one answering all the forms for your family.
if phils is your home country, cem email add as follows:

MANIL.IMMIGRATION @ international.gc.ca
manila-im-enquiry @ international.gc.ca"

Does this mean they're now at april 2013? Wo0t! exciting hey!? i hope it's true... keep on praying guys... God bless us all....
 
My friend called CIC the other day and asked if its true that even dependents LC2 from other countries will now be processed here in Canada and their reply is that they don't have any idea and were not informed yet regarding that issue. She called twice and their reply is the same. I just hope and pray that they already start processing those promised 17,500 PR for this year 2014. Keep praying guys! GOD BLESS US ALL!
 
natsy said:
jacklyn said as of her jan20, 2014 post that the cic is processing nov2012 applicants...what is ur timeline?c",)

yes natsy and on the other thread of pr applicants Dec 3 2012 got an approval in principle Feb 13 2014 :) woah so if we will calculate it AIP will be in 1 yr and 2 mons from the time they received our application so for me hope will be lucky in July 2014 ;D
 
intrach said:
Yeah but i saw this in another topic.. the "Live-in caregiver PR applicants for April,May and June timeline" thread

"my spouse received her approval in principle hard copy by postmarked letter.
your pr application submitted apr 2013 will be under the new procedures implemented by cic, if you have dependents from home country, the LC2 kit will be sent directly to you and you will be the one answering all the forms for your family.
if phils is your home country, cem email add as follows:

MANIL.IMMIGRATION @ international.gc.ca
manila-im-enquiry @ international.gc.ca"

Does this mean they're now at april 2013? Wo0t! exciting hey!? i hope it's true... keep on praying guys... God bless us all....



nope ... what he means in his post is that he is saying to the 1 person that his pr application submitted april 2013 will be under the new procedure etc.... because as of now i think they are on Decemer 2012 applicants because one just got an AIP last febuary 13
 
cg-ofw said:
My friend called CIC the other day and asked if its true that even dependents LC2 from other countries will now be processed here in Canada and their reply is that they don't have any idea and were not informed yet regarding that issue. She called twice and their reply is the same. I just hope and pray that they already start processing those promised 17,500 PR for this year 2014. Keep praying guys! GOD BLESS US ALL!


call center agents sometimes have different answers ... lol when i asked them they said yes about the new way of processing lc2 but as i noticed it is clearly noted in the email that MOST OF PR APPLICATION WILL ALL BE PROCESSED IN CANADA... so will not apply to everyone...so i guess we will just wait and see what kind of lc2 email we will get after AIP... lets pray 2013 applicants will be incuded in 17 500 ...cause i dont know some lc2 who sent their application in CEM around Feb 2013 got their visa February 2014 so i guess processing in manila is not that bad either ..so lets all pray for the best... ;)
 
Assessing eligibility to become a member of the live-in caregiver class
CPC-V must determine whether an applicant meets the following requirements to become a
member of the live-in caregiver class, as per R113:
• they have submitted an application to remain in Canada as a permanent resident;
• they are a temporary resident;
• they hold a valid work permit as a live-in caregiver;
• they entered Canada as a live-in caregiver and have provided acceptable proof of having
worked full-time as a live-in caregiver for a total of 24 months or a total of 3,900 hours in a
minimum of 22 months within the four years immediately following their entry into Canada
under the LCP (see section 9.5 below);
• they have resided in a private household in Canada while working as a live-in caregiver;
• they have provided, without supervision, child care, senior home support care, or care of a
disabled person in that household;
• they are not, and none of their family members are, the subject of an enforceable removal
order or an admissibility hearing under the Act or an appeal or application for judicial review
arising from from such a hearing;
• they did not enter Canada as a live-in caregiver as a result of a misrepresentation concerning
their education, training or experience; and
• where they intend to reside in the province of Quebec, the competent authority of that
province is of the opinion that they meet the selection criteria of the province (see section 9.9
below).


Officers should check:
• the statutory questions on the IMM 5002, and
• the FOSS for any record of A44(1) report, referral to a hearing or removal order or pending
criminal charges.
A live-in caregiver is not eligible for permanent residence if their spouse or common-law partner is
a refugee claimant, or has appealed or sought judicial review.
Misrepresentation of education, training or experience could include misrepresentation by another
person as well as by the applicant. See the OP 14 chapter for requirements for the initial work
permit issued by the visa office as information may have since come to light indicating
misrepresentation in order to meet these requirements.
Note: Per R113(2), the 24 months or 3,900 hours of required employment may be in respect of more
than one employer or household and need not be without interruption, but may not be in respect of
more than one employer or household at a time.


GETTING APPROVAL “approval-in-principle” (eligible applicants)

For applicants determined to be members of the live-in caregiver class per R113, CPC-V sends a
letter to eligible applicants informing them that they have been granted “approval-in-principle” and
requesting any further information required to proceed with processing the application for
permanent residence under the LCP. See sample letter in Appendix A.
Approved applicants and any family members in Canada at the time of “approval-in-principle” may
apply for an open work permit and are exempt from HRSDC/Service Canada validation per R207.
To obtain an open work permit, applicants “approved-in-principle” must submit an Application to
Change Conditions, Extend My Stay, or Remain in Canada (IMM 1249) to CPC-V. Many
applicants will choose to submit an application for an open work permit at the same time as their
application for permanent residence. If the applicant’s temporary resident status is valid at the
time of their application for an open work permit, the caregiver’s status as a worker will continue
under the same conditions until their application for an open work permit is finalized and they have
been notified of a decision (“implied status”).
9.8. Refusing applicants determined not to be members of live-in caregiver class (ineligible
applicants)
For applicants determined not to be members of the live-in caregiver class per R113, CPC-V
sends a letter to ineligible applicants informing them that they have been refused and specifying
on what basis they are being refused.


here guys found this ... this is the requirements that we need to met to be ELIGIBLE FOR PERMANENT RESIDENCY UNDER LIC ...first step that we are waiting for now is the APPROVAL IN PRINCIPLE ...so check if you met all the requirements ;D
 
question with the OWP since i dont have a prospectv employer does that mean i just have to send my form and my passport's photocopy of pages? thank u ^_^
 
aizanah said:
question with the OWP since i dont have a prospectv employer does that mean i just have to send my form and my passport's photocopy of pages? thank u ^_^
aizanah said:
question with the OWP since i dont have a prospectv employer does that mean i just have to send my form and my passport's photocopy of pages? thank u ^_^
aizanah said:
question with the OWP since i dont have a prospectv employer does that mean i just have to send my form and my passport's photocopy of pages? thank u ^_^



yes thats it..no need for contract and lmo ;)
 

What does he mean by "my spouse received her approval in principle hard copy by postmarked letter. "? I hope we get ours soon and i hope LC2 processing is way faster as well.. Godbless us all..
 
thanks for the info jacky...c",)