Please help us to verify before going to port of entry

[scylla]

It seems that your English language skills are limited and this might explain the advice from CIC. You can "land" at any port of entry, but your whole application is based on an initial commitment to reside in the nominating province. If you told the CBSA officer that you are not actually going to reside there, they may consider that the application was based on misrepresentation. You probably need a lawyer. Your partners medical condition will probably be irrelevant to the immigration process.

Agreed with zardoz. You can land anywhere. But your destination must be the province you have been nominated by.

And I agree it's time to hire a lawyer. You have created a very big problem for yourselves. You were issued the PR visa based on a commitment you made to live in a specific province. You have clearly shown that you have no plans to live in that province right from the start. It's therefore reasonable that Canada withdraw the PR visa and not allow you to land.

If you want to have any chance of landing and becomes PRs, you'll need to prove that you do in fact plan to live in the province that nominated you.

 

[scylla]

Do anyone know if I apply online instead of going to port of entry how long will it take?

Thanks bee

Processing times are posted on the CIC web site:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/times/temp.asp