I think it only means CIC will start to review Jan-Feb 2012 applications by the end of the May 2013.AMZA said:
Like I said in previous quote sometime last week, many Jan - June 2012 applicant already passed criminality but they don't know. until the officer opens the file before everything will be there. If officer opens it & it's not passed, then there's an issue somewhere.Vault0109 said:
Sulav787: No such rules exist for now. It is the federal that issues PR. The province only nominates. Nomination as you know is one way of becoming PR. In the right of PR, you can move to any province of your choice.sulav787 said:
all that you said is fine ... but what if someone gets a chance to study to a better university in some other province or gets a better job offer from other province ... why should he be bounded to stay in the province and not have the right to choose better options for himself/herself. my friend applied number of jobs in saskatchewan but failed to get a job after pr in 3 months having worked previously in sask. for 2 yrs ... he decided to apply jobs in alberta, manitoba and got a job with a much better pay than in sask. and decided to move ... he intended to stay here but could not find a job... there should be no clause whatsoever bounding a permanent resident of canada to live in 1 province ...singh.gurjaspal said:
come on man...this is Canada and they can't hold us hostage in here... the pr card says you are a permanent resident of Canada not a temporary foreign worker of Saskatchewan... if someone is forced to live in one province then half of the population of Canada will be in Ontario and to stop 5000 people from Saskatchewan to move to some other province federal government will have to deal with the overpopulation issue in Ontario as Ontario also has some kind of PNP program i believe!!singh.gurjaspal said:
In that case I strongly believe you are allowed to do that and will be allowed to do that in future as well. I do not know about other provinces but Manitoba province understands this and will let you move to other province if they are satisfied that your intent was to stay in Manitoba and also you let them know before moving. If you tried living in the province and could not find a job or you want to go to a different province for studies is fine. But what some people do is that they would not even try. They would do their landing and than move out and I hold the belief that in that case, they should be thrown out as it is betrayal with the province which brought them to Canada.blindsniper said:
I am sorry brother, but you will get the Permanent Residency to "Canada" because that province agreed to let you in. I mean there are other ways, but this is the easiest and that is why we took this route, yea? Also, Permanent Residency has always been temporary, that is why it's not called Citizenship and in some cases where they have revoked Citizenship even, I am afraid even that is not permanent.sulav787 said:
i have been living here in Saskatchewan for almost 3 yrs now... and i know its very difficult to get a job in my field... i might not be able to change my job due to my bonded work permit but after living in this province for 3 yrs waiting for my Pr i know that its quite tough to get a job in my field and moreover the colleges here do not offer the course i am planning to study... i have already lived here for 3 yrs and paid enough taxes idk if you know this but saskatchewan residents pay the highest tax all over canada..singh.gurjaspal said:
Dear gurjaspal, bringing a person or family in canada means something else, but students were already here and they never signed any document to showing any kind of intent to live in saskatchewan atleast.singh.gurjaspal said:
