Home Childcare Provider Pilot 2019
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September 2020 applicant here.. Hopeful for me to get our permanent AOR soon too. When did you first received your temporary AOR? Thanks
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I tried to link it in the gckey, but i think I have to wait for sometime. It still doesn’t show my application. But they gave back my original UCI (because they gave me a temporary uci before) along with a permanent AOR. The email doesn’t state any “temporary number” anymore. So I guess, it’s my permanent AOR.
I got my TEMPORARY number last march, then repeatedly this july (with public policy information).
Then today, they gave back my original UCI number (they gave me temporary before)
Congrats, plz can u share the name of ircc officer on ur requested letter
Haert
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- Jun 17, 2021
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- Job Offer........
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- AOR Received.
- 25-03-2021
I doubt it. If you’re here in Canada, and will encounter MANY people who had the hard time getting their PR, you will understand why I’m doubting it. The only people who got their PR immediately are express entry (after spending thousands of dollar) or spousal sponsorship or refugee or asylum seeker (they need to prove first that they will die unless Canada will adopt them). So if you’re not rich, from MAJOR COUNTRIES, with masteral or doctorate, or very intelligent, then I rather not expect the ircc to give me my PR just like that. Be happy with an open work permit. Otherwise, find a wife/husband who can give you the PR directly.
- The 2021-2023 Multi-Year Levels Plan was tabled in Parliament on October 30, 2020, with targets of 401,000 permanent residents in 2021 (range: 300,000- 410,000); 411,000 in 2022 (range: 320,000-420,000); and 421,000 in 2023 (range: 330,000- 430,000).
- The plan increases admissions to offset the impacts of COVID-19, including a projected shortfall in 2020 of about 150,000 (actual shortfall was approximately 156,600). Unlike in previous years, this year’s plan features significantly lowered ranges in each year to provide flexibility for potential ongoing pandemic-related impacts—including travel restrictions and the possibility of interruptions to business resumption.
- The Multi-Year Levels Plan has three broad objectives: 1) achieving long-term benefits for Canada; 2) contributing to short-term economic growth and addressing labour market needs for different regions; and 3) ensuring a well-managed migration system that can maintain public confidence.
I agree. They need immigrants to save the economy. That’s why they made it easier for express entry. I suggest that you try that program too. I dunno how they will process the 90k applicants of TR to PR program (2 months already but NO ONE got an approval yet). They are saying that they need immigrants but there are people who are in this forum who already earned their rights to gain PR but still waiting for a loooong time. Ask these people if they still believe in giving the PR right away to caregivers. Money talks here. If you have money, and from major countries like Germany, getting PR is not a problem. So if you’re from Philippines like me, don’t expect too much if you don’t have a masteral or rich. I believe Quami, who got his PR spent thousands or maybe he is engineer or a doctor (or someone intelligent), or maybe he was a seasonal worker who accumulated years of working here.
I’m trying to be positive but I still present to all of you the reality here in Canada. Do you know anyone who got his PR without spending thousands of dollars (except for caregivers)? Me and my sisters spent almost $2000 ONLY just to be here.