They asked me about my latest visit to another country and last ten years address. Because after medical examination, we went to back home for two months and that was the reason for delay
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They asked me about my latest visit to another country and last ten years address. Because after medical examination, we went to back home for two months and that was the reason for delay
Congratulations. Exact same timeline as mine. what additional documents they asked for?
Sandip2006 this is ur experience? Or someone who has gone through this additional verification
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Hello Everyone, i need your guys help. Its urgent.
I am a provincial nominee and going to apply for a Bridging open work permit.
I changed my job 7 months ago and everyone including one lawyer suggested me, no need to inform Federal or Province as it can delay the process further.
Now as i mentioned before ,going to apply for a Bridging open work permit means i need to fill up the form which is asking to fill up last 10 years employment history. What should i do? should I lie at the form? or should I inform federal about my new job? they can ask question that why i am telling them so late after 7 months.
But even after telling them the information my province and federal has will be different which can cause issues. I actually called province last month and pretended that i am asking for my friend ,
They replied that your friend should have informed us right away after changing the job ,now its completely up to officer.
Any suggestion would be appreciated.
Thanks.
I am a provincial nominee and going to apply for a Bridging open work permit.
I changed my job 7 months ago and everyone including one lawyer suggested me, no need to inform Federal or Province as it can delay the process further.
Now as i mentioned before ,going to apply for a Bridging open work permit means i need to fill up the form which is asking to fill up last 10 years employment history. What should i do? should I lie at the form? or should I inform federal about my new job? they can ask question that why i am telling them so late after 7 months.
But even after telling them the information my province and federal has will be different which can cause issues. I actually called province last month and pretended that i am asking for my friend ,
They replied that your friend should have informed us right away after changing the job ,now its completely up to officer.
Any suggestion would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Jesus Christ! Dude, I honestly don't see an easy way of fixing this. Out of curiosity, where did you find your lawyer? bro, I keep saying that lawyers are useless. They take your money but they take no responsibility for their actions or bad advice.
I would say, tell them the true cuz it is easy for them to find out that you changed employers. It is just a matter of taking a look at who is withholding your taxes in your paycheque.
yeah thats what everyone is suggesting me and saying that probably they wont match BOWP and PR forms and in any case i shouldn't lie but tell them that i forgot to update or i didn't know that i have to update if they ask any questions.
You are right brother, i don't trust lawyers at all, i paid 150 dollars just to get that advise and i was very optimistic of getting PR before March but its July now and i am still waiting
Unless your PNP has employment restrictions, then you should have informed AINP. But if there is no employment restrictions, honestly i don't see any issues. Well you should still update AINP regardless but they won't withdraw your nomination. For CIC side, things do change during processing and usually unless its something major like a crime charge or martial status change then you should update them. CIC don't care about job change if its PNP category. And CIC will email you to send a updated Schedule A if needed but chances are they won't at all.
Only provincial PNP officers cares about job changes since its their responsibility but after PNP stage, CIC only cares about Medical and Background Checks.
thanks bro but i called PNP and pretended that i am asking for a friend and they said that ur friend should have informed right away ,now its up to AINP officer. Thats scared me so i didnt tell them anything.
I changed my job 7 months ago.
Well tell AINP now and tell them what happen. PNP officers are usually understanding. Like i said, if your AINP doesn't have any employment restrictions then you should be fine.
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