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

[Manny]

This is pretty interesting and surprising. I don't understand why they would have a limit by local VO. Is it possible that the folks you saw getting PPRs from Seattle were priority cases? (like their medical was expiring very soon and so had to be given a visa soon).
Thanks!

i agree but remember NY quota might have reached but buffalo may not. cause last year when i got that reply from NY consulate people were still getting PPR from Seattle, WA office. so its hard to say how that internal quota system works.

 

[Avalap]

Josephdadreamer,

Thanks for the Nexus Link
Good to learn the contents.

kindly see link below

http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/trusted_traveler/nexus_prog/nexus_eligibility.xml

 

[Ell.Bee]

This is pretty interesting and surprising. I don't understand why they would have a limit by local VO. Is it possible that the folks you saw getting PPRs from Seattle were priority cases? (like their medical was expiring very soon and so had to be given a visa soon).
Thanks!

Hi,

I too second Manny. The Visa Office related quota does not make sense. If there is a quota it would be an over all quota based on the Visa Category.


Thanks,
L.B

 

[Avalap]

Gunther,

I dont think anyone else (OTHER THAN ME) received the request to submit a sworn statement to reside in Alberta after landing. I guess I received this letter because my wife used to live in Toronto before and I used to travel between US and Canada almost every week.

If others are also receiving the same request, then it could be possible that CIC wants to ensure that the applicants goes to the same province that sponsored the PR.

There is also a possibility that in the future when citizenship application is reviewed, the sworn statement will be used to determine the actual place of residence Vs the declarartion.

In my case, Alberta is my destination. So looking forward to hop onto the flight to Calgary as soon as I get my PR.

Does anybody know that legally a provincial nominee from alberta working in a different province will not have hassles at the time of citizenship application?

What seems to be the purpose of the sworn statement that the applicant intends to reside in Alberta following the grating of PR, that was asked by CIC as reported by Avalap?

 

[Avalap]

Thanks for the information Despo. Appreciate it

Hi Alap Nexus card eligibility

1. US/Canada Citizen or Green/PR card holder
2. Must have lived in either country for 3 years.
3. Application must be approved by both the govts.

 

[Avalap]

Friends,

As i wind up my work and get into THANKS GIVING Celebration mood, I would like to express my heart felt sincere THANKS to each one of you, for your support, suggestions and kindness throughout.

There were occassions where we might have expressed different opinions on the same topic but the bottomline of each post was to help a fellow being, a buddy, a co-aspirant to achieve a common goal.

My wishes to you and your family. Enjoy the THANKS GIVING.

PEACE !!!!! & GOOD LUCK!!!

 

[surenderJeet]

Avalap,

I went many blogs and find out Sworn letter is received many other candidate who applied through PNP route. Are you currently in Canada? Which city is better Toronto or Calgary?

 

[surenderJeet]

Avalap,

Can you share your timeline please.

When did you send your medical CIC recieved date and when did you got passport request?

 

[AlbertaGovernor]

When you were nominated, the expectation was that you live and work in Alberta. If you have moved out, then this is bound to factor into your citizenship.

CIC has your signature on the intent to settle in Alberta. If you have sincerely tried to settle in Alberta by establishing some proof like utilities, rental place and records that could be asked at time of Citizenship it will not be a problem.

But from day one of your PR if you land in a provice other than Alberta and stay there from day one or if you plan to live accross one border and work across the border and have your legs in two different boats it can be a problem. your intent is clear in such cases.

 

[AlbertaGovernor]

This is pretty interesting and surprising. I don't understand why they would have a limit by local VO. Is it possible that the folks you saw getting PPRs from Seattle were priority cases? (like their medical was expiring very soon and so had to be given a visa soon).
Thanks!

there is nothing such as a VO specific quota. the files are tranfered to share the work load in cases where medicals are about to expire.

 

[AlbertaGovernor]

Are these PPR for Province Nominee or FSW?

i am talking about Alberta PN.

 

[AlbertaGovernor]

Avalap,

Can you share your timeline please.

When did you send your medical CIC recieved date and when did you got passport request?

please check this link where you will find the time line of most of the applicants on the forum.

http://tinyurl.com/AINP-Tracking-System

if you are happy with the great work that VSRAO And Jasper are doing then please give them a +ve

 

[Jasper]

Jasper, can you give me link for the spreadsheet.

Hi surenderJeet,

As chigirl posted, this is the link for our timeline spreadsheet: http://tinyurl.com/AINP-Tracking-System (the link is also posted in my signature box)

This spreadsheet is maintained by vsrao and me. If you could post your timeline in this thread (I found your medical date in your early posts but I'm not sure exactly when CIC received your application), I'll update your info on the spreadsheet.

 

[AlbertaGovernor]

I read one blog where one guys posted he nominated from Manitoba and move to Other province. Manitoba sent notice to that person if hey work other province then his residency will be canceled.

Any advise on this.

please provide link to that blog.

 

[despoimmigrant]

hahahha I like that............ LOL i do lot of research on lot of things to explore my options......

CIC has your signature on the intent to settle in Alberta. If you have sincerely tried to settle in Alberta by establishing some proof like utilities, rental place and records that could be asked at time of Citizenship it will not be a problem.

But from day one of your PR if you land in a provice other than Alberta and stay there from day one or if you plan to live accross one border and work across the border and have your legs in two different boats it can be a problem. your intent is clear in such cases.