PNP- PR ( CIC applicants SEPTEMBER and OCTOBER 2015)
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Hello everyone last April 2016 I have created my express entry profile, now I have to apply for SINP this month. I have read in website that express entry profile expires in one year if you have no ITA.
My question is that I want to apply for SINP PNP, so I should apply with current express entry profile number and job verification number or I should create new express entry profile because current express entry profile will expire in three months?
Thank you
My question is that I want to apply for SINP PNP, so I should apply with current express entry profile number and job verification number or I should create new express entry profile because current express entry profile will expire in three months?
Thank you
Blessing1
Star Member
- Jul 26, 2015
- 9
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- Inland.....CIO
- NOC Code......
- 4163
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- 03-09-2014
- Doc's Request.
- Upfront
- Nomination.....
- 28-07-2015
- AOR Received.
- 03-12-2015
- IELTS Request
- N/A
- File Transfer...
- N/A
- Med's Request
- Upfront
- Med's Done....
- Passed
- Interview........
- N/A
- Passport Req..
- 20-12-2016
- VISA ISSUED...
- 5 Jan, 2016
- LANDED..........
- 15 Jan, 2016.
Just became a PR at the coutts border. I thank all of you on this forum for your support. It has been a journey. For those of you still waiting, I wish you well in the rest of the process. Cheers!
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pnpab
Guest
Hi everyone!
I was wondering what the duration between 'background check in progress' and 'DM' is. Could anyone please share their timeline or post a link to a spreadsheet?
Thank you.
I was wondering what the duration between 'background check in progress' and 'DM' is. Could anyone please share their timeline or post a link to a spreadsheet?
Thank you.
No, you don not need fill the Annex for any of your dependents since it clearly states:"I agree that the permanent resident visa will be affixed to my passport and dependents’ passports, if applicable."Dnp2580 said:
READ your ANNEX again!
Just landed at the emerson border in Manitoba, I'll quickly share my experience since some people have been asking.
We drove to boarder from wpg, at the USA immigration I told I was there to flagpole, I just became a PR and need to do my landing. He asked me where I lived and what do I do in wpg. I answered and he asked me to park the car and wait. We parked and waited inside the US immigration building. Another officer came with the refusal to enter US document and told us she was gonna open the gate so we could drive to the Canadian immigration. She was very nice and explained how to get there. So we drove to the CAD immigration, told the officer we were there to land, she said she only needed my passports and then she gave us the passport back with a yellow slip and told us to park the car and go inside. We enter the building, there was no lines so we were served right away. The immi officer just got our passports, told us to sign the COPR letters and wait. There were NO QUESTIONS asked to us, after 15min he called us, gave us our passports, asked if we have any questions and congratulated us for becoming PR. Very very smooth.
We drove to boarder from wpg, at the USA immigration I told I was there to flagpole, I just became a PR and need to do my landing. He asked me where I lived and what do I do in wpg. I answered and he asked me to park the car and wait. We parked and waited inside the US immigration building. Another officer came with the refusal to enter US document and told us she was gonna open the gate so we could drive to the Canadian immigration. She was very nice and explained how to get there. So we drove to the CAD immigration, told the officer we were there to land, she said she only needed my passports and then she gave us the passport back with a yellow slip and told us to park the car and go inside. We enter the building, there was no lines so we were served right away. The immi officer just got our passports, told us to sign the COPR letters and wait. There were NO QUESTIONS asked to us, after 15min he called us, gave us our passports, asked if we have any questions and congratulated us for becoming PR. Very very smooth.
ramyfathalla
Hero Member
- Jan 20, 2010
- 8
- NOC Code......
- 7313
- App. Filed.......
- 14 September 2015
- Doc's Request.
- not yet
- Nomination.....
- 3 september 2015
- AOR Received.
- 3 December 2015
- Med's Request
- 22 January 2016
- Med's Done....
- 4 February 2016, M Rvd on e case 10 Feb 2016
- Passport Req..
- 19 June 2017
- VISA ISSUED...
- 6 July 2017
- LANDED..........
- Not yet
Sept 14 outland still waiting 
Congratulation everybody finished this killing waiting, please remember all people still waiting in your prayer.
16 months passed yesterday no ppr no DM no even answer from them
Congratulation everybody finished this killing waiting, please remember all people still waiting in your prayer.
16 months passed yesterday no ppr no DM no even answer from them
Hi all,
I would like to share my experience of flagpoling..i went to Carway Montanna Border on friday Jan 13th @ 7:30 pm. It was super windy and cold as i didnt know what to do i walked to Canadian border office and the officer there told me i can just go straight to US report there and then come back to Canada but as it was cold she said i need to go by car and she wont allow me to walk to border coz its far..then i went back into my car and crossed the border and in US I told officer I am here to flagpole he told me to park in visitor parking and come inside..then i waited for 5 mins and they gave me my passport back along with a document which officer told me to give to Canadian officer..i went. Ack to Canada and gave the paper there they told me to park and come inside the office..i went in and another office asked me my relationship status if its changed or not, if I ever got refusal to Canada, If i was ever involved in any criminal activity and then he asked me to wait in waiting area..After 15 mins he called me and gave my passport back told me I am permenent resident now and informed me that my PR CARD will come in mail in 8-10 weeks. It took me half an hour for the whole process, no extra document was asked and because the border was not at all busy as i was the only person there it was quick n easy..
I would like to share my experience of flagpoling..i went to Carway Montanna Border on friday Jan 13th @ 7:30 pm. It was super windy and cold as i didnt know what to do i walked to Canadian border office and the officer there told me i can just go straight to US report there and then come back to Canada but as it was cold she said i need to go by car and she wont allow me to walk to border coz its far..then i went back into my car and crossed the border and in US I told officer I am here to flagpole he told me to park in visitor parking and come inside..then i waited for 5 mins and they gave me my passport back along with a document which officer told me to give to Canadian officer..i went. Ack to Canada and gave the paper there they told me to park and come inside the office..i went in and another office asked me my relationship status if its changed or not, if I ever got refusal to Canada, If i was ever involved in any criminal activity and then he asked me to wait in waiting area..After 15 mins he called me and gave my passport back told me I am permenent resident now and informed me that my PR CARD will come in mail in 8-10 weeks. It took me half an hour for the whole process, no extra document was asked and because the border was not at all busy as i was the only person there it was quick n easy..
Officially a PR since 01/14/2017
I crossed the border in St. Stephen, New Brunswick - Maine, USA border. It was a long 5-hour drive from Halifax, N.S. but thank God I had a smooth experience at the border. Told the US immigration officer that I am flagpoling took about 20 minutes; then, gave us the "refusal letter" and drove back to Canada border. From the border, the officer asked us to park the car and proceeded at the border office. The officer asked for my purpose, I said that I am entering as an immigrant to become a P.R. I just basically gave my passport and CoPR. He did some stuff and asked me if I have dependents which I had none as also stated in my CoPR. I also surrendered my student and work permits from the past. After which, he declared I'm officially a PR of Canada! He also verified the address to send my PR card and gave me a sheet on "what to do next?" after becoming PR (SIN, healthcard etc.) And thats it. We left.. and drove back to Halifax.
Thanks everyone! This forum has been a huge help. Good luck to everyone else.
I crossed the border in St. Stephen, New Brunswick - Maine, USA border. It was a long 5-hour drive from Halifax, N.S. but thank God I had a smooth experience at the border. Told the US immigration officer that I am flagpoling took about 20 minutes; then, gave us the "refusal letter" and drove back to Canada border. From the border, the officer asked us to park the car and proceeded at the border office. The officer asked for my purpose, I said that I am entering as an immigrant to become a P.R. I just basically gave my passport and CoPR. He did some stuff and asked me if I have dependents which I had none as also stated in my CoPR. I also surrendered my student and work permits from the past. After which, he declared I'm officially a PR of Canada! He also verified the address to send my PR card and gave me a sheet on "what to do next?" after becoming PR (SIN, healthcard etc.) And thats it. We left.. and drove back to Halifax.
Thanks everyone! This forum has been a huge help. Good luck to everyone else.