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In my understanding you have 60 days to perform the exams.

We have exactly the same problem. Landed on March, 25 and no cards yet. There is some phone number that can be reached only within Canada, but we had to leave and asked to send them to our friends. Please post what was the reason of the delay after you call the help line.

I called this number but they deal with passports only. Do you have any other suggestions how to check what is going on with our cards? Thanks!!!

I was thinking that it is not a question of discrimination, but maybe the work permit can be issued only for people who are less than some predefined age (say, 65 for women). Do you know about such limitations?

Thank you so much! I will try to call them. We didn't give any fotos during the landing process. Maybe this is the problem? The last time we give the fotos was when I submitted our application at the Consulate in my home country.

I see your situation. But they should inform my friends that something is going wrong, or I am supposed to call? I have heard that many people land and go home to finish their home duties and their relatives or friends get the cards. I am really confused now.

I think that I am allowed. I don't need visa to entry Canada with my home country passport. I am on the academic assignment in the U.S. and had to leave. Any thoughts from the experts will be much appreciated.

No, i am in the US. My friends should get the cards. Can I call outside Canada? Thanks.

Dear experts! We have landed about 5 weeks ago but the PR cards have not arrived yet. Is there any reason to worry? I cannot figure out where to inquire about them? Thanks a lot!!!

Do you know about any age limit for live in caregivers? Say, the woman 65 years old - will she be able to be approved? After 2 years - could she apply for PR? I cannot find any information saying no on the CIC site, but I would like to hear from experts. Thanks!!!

Thank you so much! Could I understand from your answer that the problem is that the letter of experience is written by a relative, or you think that in any case the letter of experience (from a private person or an agency) should be accompanied by pay stubs or tax documents?

Thank you so much! No, she never was in Canada. All her experience was in the past, before I left, in our home country. I never wanted to bring her illegally, and cause her problems. My big worry is that she didn't work at they agency and the letter of her experience is in fact the letter from...

Dear members, I am in Canada as a PR. My job requires to leave home frequently, sometimes for a couple of days. I have 2 kids - 10 and 3. My aunt took care of my kids since their first birthday. I want to have her as a live in caregiver in Canada. I cannot find a better person, the language is...