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Ben, if you've already been in touch with the police in BC and they are keen to give you a job, why don't you look at the British Columbia provincial nominee programme? Isn't it designed for people like yourself? You have strong family ties, you clearly have transferable skills that the police...

yep visa exemot. I imagine it takes longer if you need a visa because you go in the queue for the printer that makes the stamp and the man with pritstick who glues it in.

PR app 'approved' in my cic. passport copies sent 30th December.

me too!

OK. Which one of us mid july people touched the elf on the shelf? Time to 'fess up!

Nothing for me. Every 5 minutes I get emails and think 'this is it' but they are from Trip Advisor :o. It's like a cruel joke. Congrats to all those who got good news today.

26th is boxing day, also a holiday but because it falls on saturday this year they give you monday off to make up for it.

Then wait until you have 2 years + if you did your degree in canada you should have a 3 year pgwp. The whole point is to get the best candidates instead of everyone who meets minimum requirements. if you have a top score in each language test your points will increase a lot as you acquire more...

Same person as me!

Who knows. I don't think the due dates mean anything useful for us.

2nd of December 2015 due date.

No PPR but mine is 1-77JPE31 Group name EE_RFV_FSW_2015-07 Anybody with a PPR have that group number?

me too :'(

Not me. (Single applicant, no document requests). Must be on their naughty list for reading this forum too much.

Most of the cec people complaining that they don't have enough points could get enough points if they improved their language scores. If you were a skilled enough worker to be given a job for 1 year or 2 years, if you have a masters or 3+ years if you did a bachelors and had your full pgwp...

You should probably copy and paste the info from the existing spreadsheets. That will show you the patterns that are already established, for example, CEC applications are very fast, but fsw and pnp seem to be 5+ months on average.

I have had a few tfw permits. They never asked anything about whether I had links back home or what my plans were. They are not going to reject his/her work permit application. Especially if they get an ITA. This person is EXACTLY who the canadian government WANTS to come to canada.

Just apply for a normal BOWP with the AOR from your EE application. They changed the rules so you don't need the second AOR any more. If you submit it now, your work permit hasn't run out so you can be on implied status until they grant the permit or you get your PR, which ever is first. With...

Just click "no" to the question "do you have a valid job offer" because you don't have a LMIA so you don't get 600 points for it anyway. In the section where you fill in your work history, where it asks whether you have a work permit say "yes" and where it asks if you have a LMIA say "no". The...

Lower skilled temporary foreign workers were never allowed to apply for pr through Cec before express entry either. The Lmia exempt work permit holder's situation is horrible but those are two different issues and conflating them won't help people to push for change.