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I've been with CIBC, TD and Scotiabank (so guess I got some experience :P). I am still with TD, CIBC sucked and I will never use them again. TD is pretty good :)

No problem, but there seems to be a problem with your keyboard. Looks like the SHIFT key is stuck. You should replace that :)

You're an IT guy and so bad with numbers hahaha :P Anyway, basically you need 52 weeks of work experience. They consider 30 hours a week as '1 week of experience'. However, note that that's also the max. So if you work 100 hours in 1 week, it still only counts for 1 week. If you work 15...

It takes about 2 weeks for them to receive your medical. However, these 2 weeks are not a guarantee that you'll hear from CIC. So don't count on those things. The CIC also doesn't seem to update your status either to Medical Received, unless it seems there is a delay in your background checks etc.

Well, that's not 1 in 14. Anyway , its not an official 'source' either, OP got his answers. Next :P

You fail to understand one thing. The reason he\she gets this response is because he\she did not think it through and did these things when a medical request should be expected within a reasonable timeframe. And the 1 in 14 jobs in BC are related to drugs, I highly doubt that. Show the...

Or start collecting Tim Horton cups. You might need them later if you decide to follow up on your drug use :P

Visa is not a permit. visa = visit permit = permit(ted) to do something like work\study. And your answer, no, you cannot work with a visa.

You were supposed to attach them to your application, and if not, hand them over when requested. If you want PR, I would consider your booked vacation as a secondary priority. You could have known that this was coming, but still decided not to get the PCC until they asked for it. Being a bit...

It's very kind of them that they actually tell you it's gonna take a while. They must have found something that needs a deeper investigation. Try to keep yourself busy during this waiting game, it's stressful and the busier you are, the less time you've to worry about your application ;)

It's been mentioned a few times. Do NOT send them an email. You've no application that's currently being processed. They will ignore your email

Well, why would someone who is not a consultant or immigration lawyer, come to this board haha. That's like going to some car forum when you don't care about cars :P But normally people join a community and stick around, here it's more like a helpdesk and the forum is a ticket system :-[

;D exactly, too bad this won't help . It's always funny when you see the post history of people who shout out loudest (URGENT, PLEASE HELP). They never help anyone! This place should be about giving and taking, not just taking. Most people here also dissappear as soon as they got PR or...

Yes please. And to answer your question. Your applications have been refused, so no you cannot email CIC.

I actually agree with this person. We are supposed to help out each other, but we don't get paid. So sorry if we get annoyed by questions that get asked everyday by people who are too cheap to find a consultant or lawyer, but still expect long detailed answers and fast! Do some research by...

the 2-3 day thing is very dependent on your question. If you do not get a reply in 2 weeks, then read through your email and make sure all information is in it. Also make sure that your question is relevant and your application is processing. Stop bothering MPs for things like this. If your...

This is not a game of right or wrong. The VO processing your case can NOT find it. You can play the waiting game and hope that they find it (might be never) or just do the medical and get your application moving again. I see this as a game. You're trying to play it, but you're up against the...

Yes, or do you prefer to wait around like this and getting in more trouble (possible rejection) since you didn't supply them with the medical.

I'm getting confused by the OP. You mention: When we were applying for work permits, we got refused. Then you continue with saying you want to finish your study. I would say your chances are probably very low, it really looks like you just take whatever you can to stay in Canada (not blaming...

No worries. I've CoPR and my GCMS notes (even after they dispatched my CoPR) still said Work Experience LC: 0 You should only care about the notes at the bottom, they will mention FOSS