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1. I think you can change it easily in myCIC. 2. The officer will ask what address you want your pr card mailed to. I put a different address. 3. When you send your passport and bio info to CIC you will include an envelop where you can specify an address for it to be mailed back. I don't think...

5 business days.

No, as long as your status is valid at the time you received ITA, you are good to stay until this application is approved / rejected. But if your work permit expired, you cant work. You will need to apply for BOWP to continue working. From what I read from the forum, some LMIA holders got...

Have you ever tried provincial nominee program?

medical is required to submit your application, you can do it even without an ita.

Congrats!

See my signature. They did wait until the deadline for my RCMP and then reviewed it.

As far as I know, 2173 and 2174 are pretty close in description. And you should open a case specific query with CIC with a supporting letter of your recent job description. And perhaps an additional letter to inform CIC that you are in a rotation program. That's my thought. I still don't...

The format should not matter. I have attached one letter of explanation in plain text informing CIC that I don't have my high school diploma and transcript.

Personally I don't think CIC has a policy in favor of inland applicants. Surely some applications are processed much faster, but that is mainly due to the different workloads from different VOs. So it is really hard to say. Good luck anyway.

Good news guys, I got mine today. FSW applicant from inside Canada. Timeline in signature. Good luck with you all.

Thats a little odd. I thought you already had it. While, if CIC keeps requesting documents I won't have enough space for signature.

Nothing for me either. Didn't even get a ghost email so I guess nobody opened my case since last time I updated the RCMP copy.

http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cr-cj/index-eng.htm I went to the local police office and my report arrived in about a week. I am not in Edmonton but the process should be the same.

One of my acquaintances gets a ticket every two weeks for the first 3 months driving. He was not a permanent resident at that time but now he is. Good luck.

At least not many people from this thread claim their ppr yet. I think it is not yet the time for us to worry.

just uploaded my RCMP requested a week ago, let's see what happens next

It is really case by case. I heard people getting their PPR in ONE month and also people spending 2, 3 months still await. My advice is to keep your files in the cloud and send to them whenever requested. For my case, I was requested for language test transcript and RCMP criminal record check...

You don't need to, it is confirmed by an early applicant who had canadian master and foreign bachelor degree without WES. I myself is on the same boat, submitted my application without WES on my non-canadian bachelor degree. Good luck.

Thanks!