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Right on target, the principal applicant, your father, has to land first to qualify the dependents including you and your sister to be considered for PR at any port of entry or inland (Canada) office of CIC once you have the COPR forms. For reference please consult OP6 manual. Cheers.

Hi , Congrats!! :D You should apply to a visa office outside Canada, usually it's Buffalo, NY. Wish you success.

Kumar, I don't have an answer to that. You may have to wait for your renewed workpermit to find out and let others in the forum know, please. You may be comforted to know that if the work permit is for the same employer, you are under implied status and may continue working on the expired...

Anthello, It may be easier to create a new account. Alternatively, you may use the forgot user id or forgot password feature in the login page. Cheers!

Hi, To answer your question, processing of your application may or may not be near completion. Consider that many applications that were filed before February 2008 are processed in upwards of 48 months. You may refer to processing times in the CIC website. But wait , when were you requested...

Hi Wilson, Could you please provide a reference for your bold statement that proof of funds is not in the regulations for the benefit of members. Thanks.

Try 1-304-625-5590.

Perhaps I should say you almost never. (Never say never)

Evidently at the border crossing you proceed to the Canada customs if leaving the U.S. or U.S. customs if leaving Canada. You never see the Customs of the same country you are in.

Even by car, the CBSA don't question you about your status in the U.S. I myself am a frequent cross border traveller. Think about it, you survived a vigorous security, background and criminality checks to receive your PR. Enjoy your new life in Canada!

Hi, The Right to Permanent Residence Fee is CAD $490 X 2 (for 2 persons) Confim what mode of payment is acceptable by your local visa office.

Thanks Shibuya for bringing up this old post. It is relevant still to me and others.

If I may add, for your work experience in Canada thus far, check out Canadian Experience Class, CEC, and see if you meet the requirements for your NOC and duration working in Canada.

Hi, You may want to consider being nominated by the province in which you are working on valid work permit. Again, visit the cic website and review provincial nominee program of the provinces.

Hi, The simple answer is NO , what you have is not arranged employment. Please refer to www.cic.gc.ca and find the definition of arranged employment.