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OMG..darphil said:36 days after DM, still no PPR for me
Did you try contacting the call center? I can't believe they take more than a month to tell if it's a positive response or not. Where are you in the 6 month timeline. Mine's getting over next Friday, so I can call and ask them to look if I dont hear from them before thatyes i received first mycic update message and then a ghost email the next day... and then ecas changed to decision made and mycic got back to submitted
i had a conversation with a call centre agent around 4:55 today and the nice lady was able to provide me with an update regarding my status.
she told me that CIC already sent a "MAIL" last 25th of october and i should be expecting it on november 9. is it possible to receive PPR by MAIL??? i'm getting more worried because PPRs are sent by email.
anybody here got a PPR from mail??? please share your experience
36 days from DM no PPR yet :'(
she told me that CIC already sent a "MAIL" last 25th of october and i should be expecting it on november 9. is it possible to receive PPR by MAIL??? i'm getting more worried because PPRs are sent by email.
anybody here got a PPR from mail??? please share your experience
36 days from DM no PPR yet :'(
i read something similar on another thread... some guys were sent mails instead of emails and the reason they were given was that the emails bounced back or something like that...darphil said:i had a conversation with a call centre agent around 4:55 today and the nice lady was able to provide me with an update regarding my status.
she told me that CIC already sent a "MAIL" last 25th of october and i should be expecting it on november 9. is it possible to receive PPR by MAIL??? i'm getting more worried because PPRs are sent by email.
anybody here got a PPR from mail??? please share your experience
36 days from DM no PPR yet :'(
but those guys mentioned that just a few days before that, they had received update emails from cic at the same email address!
am unable to locate those posts now.. but will let you know if i find them..
Hi guys!
I hope you have a great week!
I just wanted to share with you my experience doing the landing.
I did it yesterday around 4 - 4.30 pm in the Rainbow Bridge (Niagara Falls).
I walked to US, got my passport reviewed by the US Border Agent, received a letter stating that I did not enter the US, and went back to Canada.
First, a Borders agent checks your passport and the letter, gives you a form and tells you to go to the next building.
An officer welcomes you, takes your passport, the form and the US letter and tells you to take a seat.
About 15 minutes later, another officer called my name, only requested my Landing Document, filled it in with some information, told me to read it, put my initials and sign it if everything was right, and that was it! Welcome to Canada, you are a Permanent Resident.
They did not ask for ANYTHING else. Being a FSW Inland, I brought bank statements, employment letter, all my previous passports, study permit, work permit, EVERYTHING, but it was fast and easy.
I have heard before that this is not the best place to do the landing, but in my experience it was PERFECT. Not even half an hour from the moment I opened the door to go to US.
Hope this is useful for all of you and you all have the same experience I had yesterday
Good luck for all!
I hope you have a great week!
I just wanted to share with you my experience doing the landing.
I did it yesterday around 4 - 4.30 pm in the Rainbow Bridge (Niagara Falls).
I walked to US, got my passport reviewed by the US Border Agent, received a letter stating that I did not enter the US, and went back to Canada.
First, a Borders agent checks your passport and the letter, gives you a form and tells you to go to the next building.
An officer welcomes you, takes your passport, the form and the US letter and tells you to take a seat.
About 15 minutes later, another officer called my name, only requested my Landing Document, filled it in with some information, told me to read it, put my initials and sign it if everything was right, and that was it! Welcome to Canada, you are a Permanent Resident.
They did not ask for ANYTHING else. Being a FSW Inland, I brought bank statements, employment letter, all my previous passports, study permit, work permit, EVERYTHING, but it was fast and easy.
I have heard before that this is not the best place to do the landing, but in my experience it was PERFECT. Not even half an hour from the moment I opened the door to go to US.
Hope this is useful for all of you and you all have the same experience I had yesterday
Good luck for all!