ALL H-1B HOLDERS IN U.S. LET'S CONNECT HERE WHO WANTS CANADIAN PR/CITIZENSHIP

[sharma.tarundeep]

Guys i have one doubt regarding bank letter. I got a bank letter from Chase, it has everything as asked by CIC. The only problem i see is the letter is not printed from a color printer and doesn't have email id (Address and Phone number is present). Will it work ? Thanks in advance.

 

[chikoo1985]

Guys i have one doubt regarding bank letter. I got a bank letter from Chase, it has everything as asked by CIC. The only problem i see is the letter is not printed from a color printer and doesn't have email id (Address and Phone number is present). Will it work ? Thanks in advance.

Yes.

 

[chikoo1985]

Guys i have one doubt regarding bank letter. I got a bank letter from Chase, it has everything as asked by CIC. The only problem i see is the letter is not printed from a color printer and doesn't have email id (Address and Phone number is present). Will it work ? Thanks in advance.

Just realized it's a month old post and you might have already figured the solution out.

 

[Cai21]

Hi! Anybody here who has successfully landed in Canada? How are your job prospects? Do they consider your US experience?

 

[chikoo1985]

Hi! Anybody here who has successfully landed in Canada? How are your job prospects? Do they consider your US experience?

I haven't landed yet but I have realized that any experience other than Canadian is not considered until it's exceptionally very high profile.

 

[Cai21]

I haven't landed yet but I have realized that any experience other than Canadian is not considered until it's exceptionally very high profile.

What do you mean by high profile?

 

[chikoo1985]

What do you mean by high profile?

E.g. good work ex as at top managerial level.

 

[sharma.tarundeep]

Just realized it's a month old post and you might have already figured the solution out.

Yes thanks, i applied with same black and white chase bank letter.

 

[Cai21]

Hey guys, did you use UHaul to love or did you just ship your things?

 

[arama004]

Hello All,

I am planning to apply for PR through Express Entry. I am wondering if I should do it on my own or approach a law form/agent? If you guys have applied, I would greatly appreciate your input and guidance.

Thanks!

 

[justinline]

Canadian immigration process and forms are much more straightforward....compared to US. In my opinion if your case is straightforward hiring lawyers and immigration consultants will only slow you down. Frankly speaking if you have time and little bit patience, most of the information is available online and in forums like this, so doing it yourself is no big deal.

 

[arama004]

Canadian immigration process and forms are much more straightforward....compared to US. In my opinion if your case is straightforward hiring lawyers and immigration consultants will only slow you down. Frankly speaking if you have time and little bit patience, most of the information is available online and in forums like this, so doing it yourself is no big deal.

Thank you ! Which parts do you think will offer the most challenges during the process? I am most concerned about filling the correct NOC code, conveying my TA/RA positions correctly in work experience, monitoring/applying for PNP, etc. What resources can i use to determine them correctly?

 

[CanadianPRbeku]

Hello All,

I am planning to apply for PR through Express Entry. I am wondering if I should do it on my own or approach a law form/agent? If you guys have applied, I would greatly appreciate your input and guidance.

Thanks!

speaking from personal experience i suggest that you should do it on your own

 

[yodheydhara]

Hello All,

I am planning to apply for PR through Express Entry. I am wondering if I should do it on my own or approach a law form/agent? If you guys have applied, I would greatly appreciate your input and guidance.

Thanks!

Do it on your own. I did it on my own and I am a Canadian PR and am in Canada right now.

 

[yodheydhara]

Hey guys, did you use UHaul to love or did you just ship your things?

See my thread for more information on how I did it - I used UHaul and drove the truck (10 footer) myself.

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/crossing-the-border-in-rental-car-or-truck.511124/#post-6329331

Another link about selling and buying cars if you need that information:
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/driving-car-from-us-to-canada-and-back-to-us-without-importing.505571/page-3#post-6371113