MY LANDING EXPERIENCE AND OBSERVATIONS

[Singalingali]

Dear

The simple answer is NO.
There is no known case at POE, who was asked for PCC.
You can take a fresh one if you are uncomfortable.
I will take one.
It's difficult to get documents once you are far.
There is a checklist on CIC's website.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/newcomers/after-checklist.asp

Hope it helps
Regards
doc2015

Thanks.

 

[rhossain]

My permanent residency is approved in Nova Scotia province nomination class.So, my final destination is Halifax. If I landed Toronto Pearson International airport first, then landed Halifax Stanfield International Airport.

In which airport my landing formality will be processed by immigration?

 

[emamabd]

My permanent residency is approved in Nova Scotia province nomination class.So, my final destination is Halifax. If I landed Toronto Pearson International airport first, then landed Halifax Stanfield International Airport.

In which airport my landing formality will be processed by immigration?

Toronto.

 

[alimsn]

My status shows as completed. I have just checked almost few days before i got the PR card before that i never checked the status not sure before that status. If you have not given any genuine address, now you try to update CIC with the new address using address notification page of CIC portal. I think you need not worry yaar, they will update the status and send the cards to you. My completed status shows with the information as when i have landed and when i become permanent resident. hopefully it should come for you as well. Your COPR stamped with the landing date and returned a copy toyou right???then no problem yaar you need not worry.

Hi perukulla, how many days it took for you to receive your PR card?

 

[fawn]

hello perukulla,

I'm already finished with my landing. and i asked the officer to send my papers to my consultant. But then he said that what is in the system will be my address. If i want them changed i have to do it online or contact cic.

So what i did is i changed my address in my ecas. Is that the one that i need to change?

ARe they going to deliver my PR card on the address written on my ecas?

 

[pr1711]

hello perukulla,

I'm already finished with my landing. and i asked the officer to send my papers to my consultant. But then he said that what is in the system will be my address. If i want them changed i have to do it online or contact cic.

So what i did is i changed my address in my ecas. Is that the one that i need to change?

ARe they going to deliver my PR card on the address written on my ecas?

I don't think so. Upon my landing, IO told me that all the documentation would be done on the address mentioned on the COPR.

 

[wan2no]

one pod related question, I would be on the safe side if I just take a bank statement. Is it possible to take an official statement from bank and show on the borderline.If I take 5000 cash rest in my country's bank account

 

[doc2015]

hello perukulla,

I'm already finished with my landing. and i asked the officer to send my papers to my consultant. But then he said that what is in the system will be my address. If i want them changed i have to do it online or contact cic.

So what i did is i changed my address in my ecas. Is that the one that i need to change?

ARe they going to deliver my PR card on the address written on my ecas?

Dear
YES.
PR cards are sent to the address on ECAS. And you can update the address online.
No worries.
You need to provide an address in Canada to IO on landing or afterwards online (ECAS).
There is no address on the COPR.

TC
Regards
doc2015

 

[fawn]

Dear
YES.
PR cards are sent to the address on ECAS. And you can update the address online.
No worries.
You need to provide an address in Canada to IO on landing or afterwards online (ECAS).
There is no address on the COPR.

TC
Regards
doc2015

thanks you so much doc, i already changed my address in my ecas. and hopefully i will receive the card in 42 days (as it says on cic). Thanks again! =)

 

[pr1711]

Dear
YES.
PR cards are sent to the address on ECAS. And you can update the address online.
No worries.
You need to provide an address in Canada to IO on landing or afterwards online (ECAS).
There is no address on the COPR.

TC
Regards
doc2015

Dude, the IO asks the address upon landing & mentions it on his/her copy of COPR and thereby treating it as address for further correspondences. I was referring to this address only.

 

[hmisabpk]

Internet providers in Toronto beyond Rogers and Bell

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Here are my picks for the top alternative internet service providers in Toronto.

Teksavvy
A favourite of nerds across Ontario, Teksavvy offers a healthy mix of over a dozen cable and DSL plans, backed up by pleasant customer service; you're likely to find a package that fits your usage needs and budget. Heavy users can avail themselves of unlimited 50Mbps (megabits per second) DSL for $84.99 a month. (In case you're nostalgic for those weird boing-ing noises coming out of your modem, they also offer dial-up for $7.99 a month. ...Really.)

Primus
The largest alternative telecom in Canada, Primus offers a variety of wireless services (including phone and VoIP) in addition to a handful of DSL packages. Shoppers beware: available speeds rely heavily on the neighbourhood. For example, while some areas can get up to 50Mbps plans, my Danforth neighbourhood is locked into 7Mbps at $42.95 a month, which doesn't impress terribly.

Contact
Contact is clearly trying to court a young, budget-conscious demo - their website looks like it should be for some kind of women-oriented gym. They promise "the best bang for your buck," with a variety of DSL plans at 6Mbps, 15Mbps and 25Mbps speeds - their biggest plan offers 500GB of bandwidth at 25Mbps for a frankly insane $34.95 a month. The secret to their pricing: They ask folks to pay extra for their ContactCare tech support.

Start
Start offers cable, lower-speed DSL, and higher-speed FTTN connections. (For the uninitiated, FTTN is a DSL connection that offers a shorter connection between your home and the fibre network, in an effort to offer a more reliable signal.) Add $15 a month to cable plans or $10 a month for DSL plans to get unlimited data. (Except for the 150Mbps cable plan, which already gives you 400GB of bandwidth. You can just suck that one up.)

Electronic Box
This Quebecois company just set up shop in Ontario (as evidenced by the site's somewhat-rickety translation). But for some, their services just might be parfait. Their biggest cable plan is a whopping 1,000GB of bandwidth at 30Mbps at a dirt-cheap $29.95 (for the first six months ... after that, it nearly doubles). While their DSL plans tap out at 250GB of monthly bandwidth, they all come with unlimited downloads from 2am to 2pm regardless of tier, meaning you can still binge-download on a budget.

VMedia
This Toronto-based media company makes Android-based TV its bread and butter, offering set-top video boxes that mix TV channels with access to extra Internet-delivered content. They're also an ISP, offering two unlimited cable plans at 30Mbps ($49.95) and 60Mbps ($64.95) download speeds.

Distributel
Operating in Ontario, Quebec, Alberta and B.C., this telecom (which owns several smaller offshoots, including Acanac) lets you take your pick of cable, DSL, and FTTN connections. A selling point: All of their packages - from an entry-level 6Mbps DSL package ($36.95) to 60Mbps cable - offer unlimited downloads.

CIK Telecom
This is basic internet and phone service. Lowest price on the market. Offered by CIK Telecom .
7M Unlimited Internet + Phone service for only $29.99/month. No contract. One time $69.95 modem fee apply. Free hardware rental - There review is not great, so check the reviews online before signing in

Acanac Inc.
They are providing Cable & Fibre Optic Unlimited Internet Plans Ontario. ll of their packages - from an entry-level, 10 Fibre - 6Mbps DSL package ($9.95 - 84.95) to 60Mbps cable - offer unlimited downloads.

Zazeen TV
They are providing Cable & Fibre Optic Internet Plans Ontario. all of their packages - from an entry-level, 6Mbps cable / DSL package ($29.95 - 64.95) to 60Mbps cable - offer up to 200GB downloads.

INNSYS
They are providing Cable & DSL Internet Plans Ontario. all of their packages - from an entry-level, 6Mbps cable / DSL package ($34.95 - 59.95) to 30Mbps cable - offer unlimited downloads.

Worldline
They are providing Cable & DSL Internet Plans . all of their packages - from an entry-level, 6Mbps cable / DSL package ($29.95 - 69.95) to 60Mbps cable - offer unlimited downloads.

Comwave
They are providing Cable & DSL Internet Plans . all of their packages with phone services - from an entry-level, 6Mbps cable / DSL package ($29.95-69.95) to 50Mbps cable - offer unlimited downloads.

KWIC Internet
They are providing WiFi & DSL Internet Plans. all of their packages with phone services - from an entry-level, 6Mbps cable / DSL package ($39.95-59.95) to 15Mbps cable - offer unlimited downloads.

Vintone Internet
They are providing cable Internet Plans. all of their packages with phone / without phone services - from an entry-level, 25Mbps cable package ($39.95-64.95) to 60Mbps cable - offer unlimited downloads.

Execulink Telecom
Cable Internet plans with 5Mbps download speed all the way up to 60Mbps download speed. cable package from $ 24.95 - $ 94.95


Note: since Rogers and Bell own the telecommunications infrastructure, the above companies are all third-party carriers, re-selling Internet services they purchase at a wholesale rate; basically, the big guys are going to get your money one way or another.

Some companies review are not great, so check the reviews online before signing in for any package


Please feel free to add if you know any other service provider in GTA with their speed & price


hope that helps

Best Regards


hmisabpk

 

[djgt]

Dear All,

I have shown interest in Calgary, Alberta under FSW 2014 category is it compulsory to land there as i am planning to settle down in Ontario Toronto instead of Calgary. In my Visa i got IM 1 status. My agent told me that u can land and settle anywhere in Canada as you are not under PNP stream.

How is job market and other conditions over there who are landed there in last couple of months..........

Please guide...........

R/DJGT

 

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[hmisabpk]

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http://www.settlement.org/sys/faqs_detail.asp?faq_id=4001064
http://canadian-resume-service.com/catagories/resume-samples/
http://www.jobbankone.com/resume_writing_canadian.htm
http://www.resumeworld.ca/resume-templates.html
http://www.workingincanada.gc.ca/content_pieces-eng.do?cid=204#resume

Other info are on this thread : http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/thousands-thousands-thousands-jobs-in-toronto-upcoming-job-fairs-t83858.0.html

Hope that helps

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[rajkamalmohanram]

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