ONLY - Who submitted CIC-AINP(SRS-U.S. Visa Holder Category) application

[jag123]

Chalo canada,

can you please post the ottawa fax no.I tried one no but it's not working .


appreciate your help

 

[ChaloCanada]

613 941 5043

 

[earth]

I can see your frustration here - but really - whats the point in posting these here ?? Anyways, good luck pal .

Exactly my thoughts....whats the point?
Anyways it was fun reading it..... stress buster definitely... i wouldn't think much abt it! Coz there is nothing we can do abt it & secondly i dnt want to harbor negative thoughts for any one .... let them be what they r & we be what we r.

 

[A G]

Hello Folks,

Enough of this.....Any more AOR, PPR etc ....

AG.

 

[gigi-2010]

I am also waiting for more news about receiving AOR, but this week there was only one got the AOR in this forum until now.

Hello Folks,

Enough of this.....Any more AOR, PPR etc ....

AG.

 

[FreshStart]

Hello! I have been following this blog for sometime now. This is my first time ever posting anything. My girlfriend and I recently finished our medical, a month ago and now we are waiting for the passport request. From the process trend, it looks like we should hear back within the next month or two. Since we are in the final stage, I am getting a little nervous about the whole process of moving to Canada, getting a job, settling down.. etc... I am sure some of you are on the same boat. I would appreciate it if you all could answer a couple of questions which will help me be better prepared.

I have heard cost of living in Canada is expensive compared to the US? Is this true?
Is pay/salary ranges lower in Canada compared to the US?
How difficult is it to get a Job?

We both are excited on the prospect of moving to Canada but with any new adventure there is a lot of uncertainty and I wanted to find out from you all what to be prepared for. Also, for the landing procedure, if we give our lawyer address, would that not be sufficient for them to mail out the Green Card or are we suppose to have an address in Alberta.

Thank you all.

 

[immigration.help]

Can someone please post the photo specs that you receive in PPR? I want to have the pics ready beforehand as I am a little short on time. Thanks..

 

[cchabert]

Hello! I have been following this blog for sometime now. This is my first time ever posting anything. My girlfriend and I recently finished our medical, a month ago and now we are waiting for the passport request. From the process trend, it looks like we should hear back within the next month or two. Since we are in the final stage, I am getting a little nervous about the whole process of moving to Canada, getting a job, settling down.. etc... I am sure some of you are on the same boat. I would appreciate it if you all could answer a couple of questions which will help me be better prepared.

I have heard cost of living in Canada is expensive compared to the US? Is this true?
Is pay/salary ranges lower in Canada compared to the US?
How difficult is it to get a Job?

We both are excited on the prospect of moving to Canada but with any new adventure there is a lot of uncertainty and I wanted to find out from you all what to be prepared for. Also, for the landing procedure, if we give our lawyer address, would that not be sufficient for them to mail out the Green Card or are we suppose to have an address in Alberta.

Thank you all.

For cost of Living check this out:

http://calgary.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20081105/CGY_grocery_basket_081104/20081105?hub=CalgaryHome

For Salary ranges use:

http://www.workopolis.com/work.aspx?action=Transfer&View=Content/Common/ResourceCentre/RCSalaryGuideView&lang=EN&theme=work

Use the calculator

For a job find nobody knows, some will take time for others in days, it depends on many factors.

And by this time of your process I think, with out an offense that you should have this answers already digested, like my job market, place to stay, schools, transportation, etc.

Good Luck!

Peace

 

[A G]

Can someone please post the photo specs that you receive in PPR? I want to have the pics ready beforehand as I am a little short on time. Thanks..

Dear immigration.help

For the sake of medicals you can use US passport photos the 2x2 size.

 

[KKumar]

Hello Everyone,

I am new to this forum. I have a quick question if anyone can advice I will highly appericiate it. I have got my AOR and medicals. My question is that i have a Carpel Tunnel Syndrome (in whch you have pain and swelling in ur wrist) and this condition generally happens due to exxcesive use of keyboard and computer.rite now i take some medicines for that pain and do some exercises as per told by my doctor.

Do you think this condition in my medical history can cause any problem in my immigration process.Please advice.thanks.

 

[zorro1]

so far no PPR this week

 

[Chucky]

Quick question. With the request for documents just before nomination.....do they request these through regular mail or they send out an email? If its by email could someone please provide me with an email address they use just so it doesn't go to junk mail. And has anyone experienced a situation where the email went straight to junk mail?

 

[A G]

Quick question. With the request for documents just before nomination.....do they request these through regular mail or they send out an email? If its by email could someone please provide me with an email address they use just so it doesn't go to junk mail. And has anyone experienced a situation where the email went straight to junk mail?

This is how the request for document mail looks like....

Subject: AINP - Canada - Fiel # 7913-XX-XXXX
Date: Fri, Day Month Year Time
From: {OfficerName.LastName} @ gov.ab.ca
To: {Your Email ID}


Dear {FirstName MiddleName LastName}:

We are currently processing your application. We require the following updated information/documents:

· A copy of your most recent pay stub
· A copy of your current and valid H1B Visa or I-797 Notice of Approval
· Details regarding any changes to your employment situation (i.e. new job description)
· Address update, if there have been any changes
· Details regarding any changes to your family composition

Please send both documents by business close {date} via email or fax to my attention, quoting your file number (see subject line).

Regards,


{OfficerName LastName}
Program Officer, Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program
Alberta Employment and Immigration
Suite 940, Telus Plaza North Tower
10025 Jasper Avenue
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, T5J 1S6
Tel: (780) 643-1483
(780) 643-1483
Fax: (780) 427-6560
email: {OfficerName.LastName} @ gov.ab.ca

 

[A G]

Hello Everyone,

I am new to this forum. I have a quick question if anyone can advice I will highly appericiate it. I have got my AOR and medicals. My question is that i have a Carpel Tunnel Syndrome (in whch you have pain and swelling in ur wrist) and this condition generally happens due to exxcesive use of keyboard and computer.rite now i take some medicines for that pain and do some exercises as per told by my doctor.

Do you think this condition in my medical history can cause any problem in my immigration process.Please advice.thanks.

You already have a response to your post

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is not something which you can spread from one person to another. You should be fine. You will also not be creating a burden on Canadian health system by CTS.

I am curious to know. How old are you?

Play Hard outside !!!

Thanks

 

[A G]

Hello! I have been following this blog for sometime now. This is my first time ever posting anything. My girlfriend and I recently finished our medical, a month ago and now we are waiting for the passport request. From the process trend, it looks like we should hear back within the next month or two. Since we are in the final stage, I am getting a little nervous about the whole process of moving to Canada, getting a job, settling down.. etc... I am sure some of you are on the same boat. I would appreciate it if you all could answer a couple of questions which will help me be better prepared.

I have heard cost of living in Canada is expensive compared to the US? Is this true?
Is pay/salary ranges lower in Canada compared to the US?
How difficult is it to get a Job?

We both are excited on the prospect of moving to Canada but with any new adventure there is a lot of uncertainty and I wanted to find out from you all what to be prepared for. Also, for the landing procedure, if we give our lawyer address, would that not be sufficient for them to mail out the Green Card or are we suppose to have an address in Alberta.

Thank you all.

For the benifit of all the participants on the forum can you please share your timeline in this format?

PP with Visa received: 8/31/10
pp received by CIC Buffalo: 8/12/10
PP request email: 8/3/10
Medical Done: 6/7/10
Medical request/AOR: 6/3/10
Application rcv'd by CIC Buffalo: 1/27/10
Nomination rcv'd: 11/30/09
AINP started: 12/22/08