Recent content by lonereed

congrats!

really? how do you know that?

I think you need to ask your pn office to provide you with a support letter, just call them and they'll do it for you. the better way is to apply for a bridging work permit for your wife, refer to cic website for this. i dont know which section, but there are some operational bulletins with...

a visa (either a trv or a prv) grants you the right to enter canada (however, the border officer will have the authority of denying your entry on certain grounds, which i dont think you should be worried about), and a work/study permit proves your legal status to stay in canada to work/study...

of course you need to apply for a visa

i suggest you not risk it. you'd better wait until your pr is approved by the federal government and then go back to school.

Are there any March 2012 applicants waiting for ppr's?

Are there any March 2012 applicants waiting for ppr's?

Dont worry, just email them telling them you have mailed your pp to them. They might rectify their mistake by issuing your visa directly. I think it's a good sign and could possibly save you some time. you're gonna get your pr soon.

i think they only extend medical validity for in-canada applicants. are they in canada now?

they are going to vacation? where did you get that info? what are they vacationing for? every one of them? omg!

did you send an email to inquire about your passport or they just volunteered to inform you? Thanks.

Congrats tank-boy! Could you please share with us your landing experience, or where we can find such information? Thanks! Best of luck in your future life as PR!

was thinking if i should turn to my mp. seems they are no more helpful than gcms notes?