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[PRANIT01]

clear the search and watch history, don't use yt signed in. i have time so i download it to watch offline without giving a view count hehe

That is what I do.

 

[PRANIT01]

@dankboi how is UK immigration are you guys same as our buddy Canada ,In UK do they change immigration laws frequently?

 

[dankboi]

@dankboi how is UK immigration are you guys same as our buddy Canada ,In UK do they change immigration laws frequently?

it's all work permits, get a work permit, stay here for 5 years, employer extends the permit unless you want to leave. there's no hassle in changing jobs. there's a salary threshold to get the permit. usually wp is approved quick if the annual salary is above 45000+ pounds. PR app finalizes in 3-4 months even though they advertise it's 6 months. or find a partner. simple as it is.

 

[cansha]

let's ask @legalfalcon too
@Naturgrl @cansha @scylla please read the following case by @Jennyababy

Please professionals. Help me with my trouble.

I have been reading some forums online that EE applicant who picked/ticked "NO" for question on being refused visa to any other country apart from Canada. Would be misrepresentation, while had US visa refused 2 years prior to EE submission.

I have raised a webform to mention it is "YES" before the MEP and BIL and now seems the R10 has been completed.

For the web form no response up to today.

Please is there any cause for alarm?

The part of EE PR Application that the question of visa been refused should have stand alone not combine with other categories of application.

Thanks for your comment

It is not ideal but I'm not sure if it amounts to misrepresentation. There are many examples on this forum where people had forgotten to mention this and then they updated the application using a webform and were subsequently grated PR. This person needs to update IRCC on previous visa refusals using the webform and it should be alright.

 

[seadrag0n]

@dankboi how is UK immigration are you guys same as our buddy Canada ,In UK do they change immigration laws frequently?

If you get a job offer then work permit is pretty much guaranteed, not sure about PR. Most UK politicians are openly anti-immigration unlike Canada. You should checkout this video.

 

[RSub]

Year 2035
Legend- Canada owes you muffin™

holthe get's the quote patented

Our man will have a session in 30 mins. Excited to see what BS he has to say.

 

[dankboi]

If you get a job offer then work permit is pretty much guaranteed, not sure about PR. Most UK politicians are openly anti-immigration unlike Canada. You should checkout this video.

politicians most of them yes, but people ain't

 

[dankboi]

It is not ideal but I'm not sure if it amounts to misrepresentation. There are many examples on this forum where people had forgotten to mention this and then they updated the application using a webform and were subsequently grated PR. This person needs to update IRCC on previous visa refusals using the webform and it should be alright.

@Jennyababy

 

[Impatient Dankaroo]

Our man will have a session in 30 mins. Excited to see what BS he has to say.

 

[Lc4life]

TR is temporary resident. People who are currently on closed/open work permits.

As a TR I'm fully aware.

I told you that IRCC doesn't give an F about TR, all they care is meeting their target. Since they have paused cec, many TR work permits are expiring.

 

[hypervariate123]

Kubeir has another session. Can someone take it for the team and watch it and summarize? Lol

I listened (at 2x speed, ha!). He's addressing the backlash from yesterday's stream. He said that IRCC will likely not cancel applications, and there's evidence that they are processing applications, and will, in all likelihood, continue to do so.

He reviewed an internal IRCC memo from Nov 2021 saying that there's going to be a pause in FHS (CEC, FSW etc.) draws. I mean, yeah we already know this.

The text in the memo says that they may slash the target of FHS applicants by 50% to accommodate more TR2PR candidates. This could mean no FHS draws until mid-year.

They're expecting that they'd have a lot of high score FHS candidates in the pool (understandable).

Current processing times for FSW are 20.5 months, and will increase to 36 months, and this he thinks indicates that this means they won't cancel applications.

You can actually read the memo here to interpret on your own:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1483611774750388226

Then he talked about processing times, and the steps to reduce backlog, talked about how they padded PR numbers by converting TR2PR, that immigration was motivated by politics (Outland applicants can't vote). TBH I felt like this was all common knowledge, just rehashed.

He's expecting to know more after receiving new immigration targets.

For an aspiring pre-ITA FSW:
- yeah life sucks
- try PNP (details about Ontario, Alberta, PEI, NF & L programs)
- try a study permit (if you were already on the fence b/w study & EE)

There are gonna be changes to EE, probably. They may change it based on NOC/occupations.

Ended with some of his usual spiel.

 

[Lc4life]

Can you ask him the shortest amount of wait time beyond 6 months where mandamus would start to make sense? We might not have to wait 1.5 years mate. Let me know too, thanks

If IRCC says 36 months perhaps in the future 24 months wait will not be eligible to file mandamus.

This year I've heard from attorneys that they filed mandamus for several people waiting for 12 months, and IRCC rejected their request.

 

[MayorGrom]

I listened (at 2x speed, ha!). He's addressing the backlash from yesterday's stream. He said that IRCC will likely not cancel applications, and there's evidence that they are processing applications, and will, in all likelihood, continue to do so.

He reviewed an internal IRCC memo from Nov 2021 saying that there's going to be a pause in FHS (CEC, FSW etc.) draws. I mean, yeah we already know this.

The text in the memo says that they may slash the target of FHS applicants by 50% to accommodate more TR2PR candidates. This could mean no FHS draws until mid-year.

They're expecting that they'd have a lot of high score FHS candidates in the pool (understandable).

Current processing times for FSW are 20.5 months, and will increase to 36 months, and this he thinks indicates that this means they won't cancel applications.

You can actually read the memo here to interpret on your own:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1483611774750388226

Then he talked about processing times, and the steps to reduce backlog, talked about how they padded PR numbers by converting TR2PR, that immigration was motivated by politics (Outland applicants can't vote). TBH I felt like this was all common knowledge, just rehashed.

He's expecting to know more after receiving new immigration targets.

For an aspiring pre-ITA FSW:
- yeah life sucks
- try PNP (details about Ontario, Alberta, PEI, NF & L programs)
- try a study permit (if you were already on the fence b/w study & EE)

There are gonna be changes to EE, probably. They may change it based on NOC/occupations.

Ended with some of his usual spiel.

Thanks. I have read the memo.
Looks like kubeir is being kubeir; talked for an hour without saying anything.

 

[hypervariate123]

Thanks. I have read the memo.
Looks like kubeir is being kubeir; talked for an hour without saying anything.

LMAO seriously. I gotta say, there is a certain talent in talking for 30 mins about absolutely nothing.

 

[wonderbly]

The hilarious thing is that if they had just said all this publicly in NOVEMBER, people would have been fine. They still haven't learned the value of transparency.

Oh no, they know the value of transparency - they demand it from all their applicants. They just don't believe it applies them .