Nope, nothing has changed.Sa3Sa3 said:Any news from your side rs33 and paulam89 ?
Nope, nothing has changed.Sa3Sa3 said:Any news from your side rs33 and paulam89 ?
That is me I guessflamand_quebec13 said:For me the same thing and I check everyday, case is being processed since June 17th 2015.
Who of the Paris applicants is waiting the longest by the way? That person should normally receive an answer very soon.
Once you have the COPR, you won't need a work permit.flamand_quebec13 said:I'll update that sheet later tonight is currently I am away from home, but seeing at the sheet Sa3Sa3 you should indeed be the next in line.
However, looking at the amount of days it takes from SA to COPR, it could take a maximum of 120 days (4 months, if the person of 252 days is ignored [outlier]) and an average of 84 days.
Taking this into account for you Sa3Sa3, it might be really soon and at the latest 5th of October 2015.
I hope however that mine meets the average, this way I'll be able to continue working otherwise i'll have to sit and wait for the decision and then get my new work permit.
It is already 120 days since my SA "06 May 2015"flamand_quebec13 said:I'll update that sheet later tonight is currently I am away from home, but seeing at the sheet Sa3Sa3 you should indeed be the next in line.
However, looking at the amount of days it takes from SA to COPR, it could take a maximum of 120 days (4 months, if the person of 252 days is ignored [outlier]) and an average of 84 days.
Once you have the COPR, you will have to land (and since you're in Canada, you could just go to the Canada/US border to do so) and then you're a permanent resident. So you have the rights of any other Canadian (except voting and being a citizen). You're legal status will be permanent resident (instead of visitor, on work permit, on study permit, etc).flamand_quebec13 said:And sorry for the confusion, but I wonder what happens after you get a COPR in order for me to keep working?
I am waiting for the consent form to be signed by my wife to be able to order the notes. BTW, it costs 5 CAD.flamand_quebec13 said:@ Sa3Sa3, maybe you should ask for your notes in that case? Just to see where they stand and it is free. It can take up to a month before you receive them though: https://atip-aiprp.apps.gc.ca/atip/requesterInformation
Mine is May 18th !flamand_quebec13 said:Anybody who has the date of processing sooner?