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From your prior post, you said you changed your name, got married, have a new born child and changed your address. Unfortunately, all these make your application into a complex case, your application is going to take a long time. See definition of complex case on the IRCC website.

No PAL.

Full Timeline: AR: 20 Aug 2020 AOR: 21 April 2021 MR: 23 April 2021 MP: 9 May 2021 ADR (PCC): 25 June 2021 DM: 21 July 2021 1st and 2nd Portal Emails: 22 July 2021 eCoPR: 25 July 2021

Some useful tips for anyone applying for CNCC in 2021. (1) Fingerprints : if you are applying from Canada, you can use any RCMP accredited fingerprint company to take your prints. Try to find one that do ink and roll, HKPF prefers ink and roll but will accept live scan if you have no other...

It has been this way since April/May, all CNCC are now being sent to the Canadian Consulate in Hong Kong.

Has IRCC received your CNCC now? It seems it take a long time for the Canadian Consulate to process it.

Consult an immigration lawyer immediatly if it's so important to you. Don't listen to advice on the internet no matter how well-intentioned they are.

You better consult a immigration lawyer soon. On the surface, it looks like you are failing to comply with OINP. There are people who was deported the same day they went for COPR because they didn't comply with the province residency requirement.

Agreed. You don't want them to spend another month or two searching your file which they may or may not find. Good luck!

I haven't done it yet but just do it at any rcmp accredited places.

If I were you, I will just do another one quickly.

To be eligible for a BOWP, you must: live in Canada (Quebec not included) have a valid work permit that expires in 4 months or less be the principal applicant on your permanent residence application be approved in principle for permanent residence have no employment restrictions as a...

No, that's BS. It will only shorten the time between your MR and MP.

I would not do so until you become citizen. You have signed an agreement to reside in the province that nominated you, in theory they could come after you and ask IRCC to revoke your PR.

Hey guys, questions about fingerprints for the HK police certificate. Where do you guys have your fingerprints taken? On the HK police website, it says fingerprints must be taken by local police/law enforcement/embassy but right now I live in Ontario and I don't think the police/embassy do...