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Dear All, I finally received my invitation for the ceremony. My timeline is: App sent: October 12, 2017 App received: October 16, 2017 AOR: Oct 31, 2017 In process: Nov 14, 2017 Test notice: Jan 11, 2018 Test taken: Jan 29, 2018 in Scarborough Decision made: ? Oath invitation: August 13, 2018...

That sounds like a good idea, I will see if I can switch to a weekly check from twice-daily, as well.

Also, applied on October 16, passed the test in end of January, still waiting..

Hi, it's Scarborough. I haven't heard anything from them yet after the test.

Yes, I double checked

Unfortunately I cannot see the status :( Link to the screenshot: https://imgbb.com/

Unfortunately don't know in-process date since my case is being handled by a law office. ddq said: ↑ @rajmalhotra7 can you please update my status: Test Invite date: 1-11-2018 Test date: 1-29-2018 Thanks Updated. Congrats Can you please let us know your in-process date

@rajmalhotra7 can you please update my status: Test Invite date: 1-11-2018 Test date: 1-29-2018 Thanks

Delivery Date: October 16, 2017 Location: Toronto Application Type (Single/Family of #) : Single

Please add me as well ID: ddq Location: Toronto App type: Single Physical Presence Days: 1395 App Sent: Oct 12, 2017

Hi Hadeel, Welcome to Canada. I'm not sure about the SIN for your family, but I discovered a great resource here - a Toront Reference Library, at Bloor and College. There's a manned stand for newcomers on the first floor with helpful resources. Best of luck

Hello Fahad, I found myself in a similar situation. My case became to be marked as "In Process" and I received an email from an immigration officer asking me to resubmit police clearance certificates. I called CIC and asked them as to why these documents are required given the fact I've been...

CIC sent me an email this week requesting police certificate. I called them and asked, why they need me to resubmit the certificate and they replied that police certificates are valid only for 3 months and since I submitted mine 11 months ago, it is no longer valid.

Dear O_Canada: Thanks for sharing your rationale. In your cons section, items #2 and #3 would pertain in any scenario, both with and without PR on hand, e.g. even if you have a PR, you'd need to leave a job and sustain risk inherent with immigration. As for item #1, I do not have solution for...

And there's also a bridging work permit http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/notices/2012-12-17.asp Such that if your OWP expires while you are waiting for your PR, you can apply for the bridging work permit. For that you need to be in Canada.

And just to add to that, if you have worked legally for one year, full time, you can also apply under Canadian Experience Class. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/publications/cec.asp Such that if anything goes wrong for any reason, you'll have yet another option to file a case. Four...

same here

Hadeel: They ask you only for your Social Insurance Number (SIN). You get that number immediately upon application printed on a sheet of paper. You can apply for it in City Hall in Toronto - in the core center of downtown. After 3 weeks you receive a plastic card with the SIN. My employer...

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Hi Punjabi, If you have your OWP visa, you do not need to pay $150 again, as you have already paid this amount to get the permit. Here's my experience: In the airport, there are two lines: one for citizens and permanent residents and another - for visitors. I joined the visitors line...