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AIPP is an employer driven stream, so your employer must give you a new work permit., to extend your work and stay here.

Pre arrival services was sent as a message a day after they asked us to submit the updated background declaration, after a week, we got the CoPR

yup. it will be default all throughout your application. you will not know if you they are doing it. it will be updated once you get the final decision. Ours was dated January 21, 2021 when they asked for the additional documents. We only seen the date of background check when we had the approval.

Got our CoPR last week. Inland applicant, Nova Scotia Timeline: January 2020 - submitted docs March 2020 - AOR, Biometrics, Medical request March 2020 - we did our biometrics and 1st part of Medical (physical exam) before covid restriction May 2020 -completed medical (xray and lab tests) July...

Depends on your contract but as a Permanent Resident, you don't need a work permit to work.

admins removed the link that i posted. You may visit 'Canadian Immigration and Citizenship' on fb. it was posted 2 days ago.

CIC just posted information (mostly statistics) of AIPP on their Facebook page, maybe we can post comments there about the slow process of AIPP process.

AR - January 2020 AOR - March 2020 Biometrics - March 2020 Medical - May 2020 No updates since then. still waiting for decision. I have friends who had AR (Dec 2019) and biometrics and medical done but until now still waiting for decision.

Any Inland PR approval lately? We're still waiting. January 2020 submitted, Biometrics and Medical already done last May 2020. Final decision should be out by July 2020 but until now, still waiting for any updates.

there are only 2 medical facilities to where you can have your medical for immigration in NS. One is in Dartmouth which is in Tacoma Drive (Dr. Alzrighe) and one in Halifax (Dr. Kawchuk). From experience, the one in Halifax has a shorter waiting time. Did you trying calling the two?

Yes and it's under AIPP, it is the Atlantic International Graduate Program. You need to work in a designated employer under AIPP and you need to graduate in a 2 year program.

during the last week of August. got the new endorsement letter and the application for new work permit (closed work permit) all in one week. Make sure you have the docs needed such as valid IELTS results and WES/ECA ready. Most employers are in touch with NSOI (for Nova Scotia) for processing...

should be fast, mine took about 2-3 days inside Canada. it was handled by NSOI (Nova Scotia Office of Immigration) and not IRCC.

One thing you can do is have the SP find a NOC 0AB job after graduation, provide 3 payslips and extend your OWP status. Another option is have a closed work permit from your employer ( 1 year contract), It is just the same as applying with a new work permit under AIPP. Fill up IMM forms, it will...

You can extend your OWP if your spouse is working in a NOC 0AB job, provide 3 payslips of your spouse work and apply for OWP extension for you.

It took about 10 days to process. Applied paperbased and they sent the new WP in the mail mail.

sharing our current timeline (in land applicant) Noc 3413 January 2020 - submitted docs to CIO in Sydney March 2020 - AOR, Biometrics and Medical Request all at the same time March 2020 - Biometrics done May 2020 - Medical done. (medical facilities were closed from March-April June 2020 -...

it's up to you. if you want to stay then stay or find another employer. Technically, a PR does not need a work permit to work.