March 2013 Applicant

[Happywife08]

Hello

I've added you also to the March spreadsheet. Need you to send me your
1. Date App CPC-M received as per tracking:
2. SA (Sponsorship Approval)

Regards

Thank you!!!

Category........: FAM
Visa Office......: Vegreville
App. Filed.......: March 01 2013
Received as per tracking.....: March 5th 2013
AOR Received.: March 15 2013
Med's Done....: Feb 28 2013
AIP: No yet
I also send my OWP with it

 

[messenger]

Thank you!!!

Category........: FAM
Visa Office......: Vegreville
App. Filed.......: March 01 2013
Received as per tracking.....: March 5th 2013
AOR Received.: March 15 2013
Med's Done....: Feb 28 2013
AIP: No yet
I also send my OWP with it

Hi
What is AIP? haven't you got your SA yet?

 

[Happywife08]

Hi
What is AIP? haven't you got your SA yet?

Approved in principal...
No I haven't since I am applying inland and they are on strike. They are just working on Applications sent October 8th :0)

 

[messenger]

Approved in principal...
No I haven't since I am applying inland and they are on strike. They are just working on Applications sent October 8th :0)

Your are so right!

I am used to people applying outland and i tend to forget that inland SA takes a while.

Good luck my dear

 

[MaxLet]

Thank you!!!

Category........: FAM
Visa Office......: Vegreville
App. Filed.......: March 01 2013
Received as per tracking.....: March 5th 2013
AOR Received.: March 15 2013
Med's Done....: Feb 28 2013
AIP: No yet
I also send my OWP with it

Hi Happywife!
I think our files are pretty close together (i applied march 4th) so please if there's any advance on ur process, let me know so we can track which province are you in? Good luck and God bless!

 

[NicAnn]

Hello

I've added you also to the March spreadsheet. Need you to send me your
1. Date App CPC-M received as per tracking
2. SA (Sponsorship Approval)

Regards

Thank you Tom

 

[messenger]

Thank you Tom

Hi NicAnn.
Watching over for you
Anymore vacation coming up?

Tom

 

[NicAnn]

Hi NicAnn.
Watching over for you
Anymore vacation coming up?

Tom

Yep, in September

 

[messenger]

Yep, in September

Hi Ann

Talking about vacation! How is it calculated in Canada? For example. Here in Greece and in most parts of Europe anyone starting in the work force gets 23 working days in a calendar year. That means really about 32 days in total paid vacation plus the vacation bonus! (the bonus is like a half a month salary)
I know that in Canada things a different and I forgot how vacation is given there because I've been away for centuries hehehe.
Can you tell me?

 

[drlexigray]

Do i need to inform CIC? how?

I need advice (especially from the seasoned members of the forum).

By looking at our MANILA-VO Status, i see that most of the applicants get PPR by the earliest 6 months, averaging at 7-8 months. If this is so, I will be expecting PPR by september 2013-october 2013...

This is my dilemma: i will be traveling to the US for vacation for 2 months and will not be in the Philippines September-October 2013. Do i need to inform them about my plans of travel (because I'm worried that PPR might come on those months and I wont be here to accept the letter/send the passport since I will be in the US)? If i need to inform them... How? do i call? what number? email? what email?

Another thing bothering me, if I do inform them -- do you think this will this affect the timeline of my application?

How many days does the embassy usually give as leeway to submit the passport once they issue PPR?

Thanks. hope you can help shed some light on this :-[

 

[IvanP]

Re: Do i need to inform CIC? how?

I need advice (especially from the seasoned members of the forum).

By looking at our MANILA-VO Status, i see that most of the applicants get PPR by the earliest 6 months, averaging at 7-8 months. If this is so, I will be expecting PPR by september 2013-october 2013...

This is my dilemma: i will be traveling to the US for vacation for 2 months and will not be in the Philippines September-October 2013. Do i need to inform them about my plans of travel (because I'm worried that PPR might come on those months and I wont be here to accept the letter/send the passport since I will be in the US)? If i need to inform them... How? do i call? what number? email? what email?

Another thing bothering me, if I do inform them -- do you think this will this affect the timeline of my application?

How many days does the embassy usually give as leeway to submit the passport once they issue PPR?

Thanks. hope you can help shed some light on this :-[

Ottawa gave us 60 days, not sure whether different VOs are different. If you are abroad when the PPR comes, just send them an email letting them know that you are traveling out of the country and will submit your passport upon your return. That shouldn't be a problem.

 

[NicAnn]

Hi Ann

Talking about vacation! How is it calculated in Canada? For example. Here in Greece and in most parts of Europe anyone starting in the work force gets 23 working days in a calendar year. That means really about 32 days in total paid vacation plus the vacation bonus! (the bonus is like a half a month salary)
I know that in Canada things a different and I forgot how vacation is given there because I've been away for centuries hehehe.
Can you tell me?

Hi Tom, I live in the US at this time (applying outland) and the company I work for has been very generous with amount of paid vacation I was getting....but that is changing. Sigh. Oh well, it was a good thing while it lasted, and I'm leaving soon anyway. ;D

 

[kenth11]

Re: Do i need to inform CIC? how?

I need advice (especially from the seasoned members of the forum).

By looking at our MANILA-VO Status, i see that most of the applicants get PPR by the earliest 6 months, averaging at 7-8 months. If this is so, I will be expecting PPR by september 2013-october 2013...

This is my dilemma: i will be traveling to the US for vacation for 2 months and will not be in the Philippines September-October 2013. Do i need to inform them about my plans of travel (because I'm worried that PPR might come on those months and I wont be here to accept the letter/send the passport since I will be in the US)? If i need to inform them... How? do i call? what number? email? what email?

Another thing bothering me, if I do inform them -- do you think this will this affect the timeline of my application?

How many days does the embassy usually give as leeway to submit the passport once they issue PPR?

Thanks. hope you can help shed some light on this :-[

base on what I read from here I mean from the forum the embassy will only give you 45 days to submit your passport and any required documents upon recieving notince of PPR..

 

[drlexigray]

Re: Do i need to inform CIC? how?

base on what I read from here I mean from the forum the embassy will only give you 45 days to submit your passport and any required documents upon recieving notince of PPR..

Would you happen to know what would happen if i cant submit the passport in time? this is why im wondering if i should inform them that im leaving for the US and staying for a significant amount of time....? Scared that thy mght put my application at the back of the que

 

[IvanP]

Re: Do i need to inform CIC? how?

Would you happen to know what would happen if i cant submit the passport in time? this is why im wondering if i should inform them that im leaving for the US and staying for a significant amount of time....? Scared that thy mght put my application at the back of the que

My understanding is that if they don't receive the passport within the specified time, as a matter of procedural fairness they need to send you a second notice before they can reject you. So if you do receive PPR while you are away and you know that you will not return before the PPR deadline they've given you, you should notify them when you will return (do it by email, so you have a record in writing), and also know that they won't reject you if you miss the first deadline. So don't worry, go on vacation, and check your email frequently (and make sure someone at home can check your mail frequently in case PPR comes by regular mail).

A two-month vacation sounds nice...