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I have already asked this question in another thread but realized that i was asking to very different questions so i want to split this out: Hi, my fiance and i will be leaving Canada at the end of April and will be moving back to the UK with the plan to settle for the foreseeable future. We...

Awesome thanks. This really helps. I now need to figure out the best way to file as a non-resident. Thanks again

Hi Winderland, I guess my question is really around the tax implication around this. If i file to be classed as a non-resident for tax reasons, then decide to come back, will this affect either my current PR or me meeting Citizen requirements in the future.

Hi, my fiance and i will be leaving Canada at the end of April and will be moving back to the UK with the plan to settle for the foreseeable future. We both have PR and have been in Canada for the last 4.5 year. When we leave we would have sold our car, moved out of our rented apartment and...

As a heads up, after PNP nomination the province provides you with a recommendation letter which you can take to the border to pickup a visa. Initially it is 6 months until/unless you have already applied for PR. Afterwards you can cross the border again (with a new letter) to pickup the a...

Thanks all, that is what i was expecting to hear. I think the travel document is the only option for us at the moment as the flight to the UK cannot be changed sadly.

Hi All, I have just received PPR and hope to have my PR finalized within the next couple of weeks. In June i have a flight booked to visit the UK for 10 days. I am wondering whether i need to apply for a travel document within the UK to be able to fly back as i am pretty sure i will not have my...

HaHa, that forum became very active near then end. It sure has been a long drawn out process (well the PNP side at least) but so glad everyone seems to be near then end. I got my documents off yesterday so will now the waiting came continues.

Morning / Afternoon all, Received PPR this morning - Documents need to be sent to Ottawa. AOR - Feb 15th Schedule 4 & 4a request - Feb 29th Schedule A request - March 3rd Background Check: In Processing - Soon After. Received PPR this morning. The background check did not change to "not...

Thanks for letting me know, really appreciate it. Hopefully i should hear something soon and congratulations to you.

Hi fkab, Did your application ever move from in processing?

It sounds like user "fkab" had the same "in progress message" but received PPR very recently. Hopefully will hear very soon :)

I am in the same boat, mine has been in progress since March.

Hi All, I am a BC PNP inbound applicant. My AOR date was Feb 15th. I have submitted schedule 4 & 4a (29th Feb) plus a schedule A (3 March). My medicals show up as passed but since then my Background Check has been sat "In Processing". Is anyone else seeing this? Thanks Tim

July 15th, AOR received on the same date.

Two days, not too bad then. I had a friend pop down to the border and flag pole with the support letter and was able to get a 6 month visa. This is also what my immigration consultant mentioned. No need to apply for PR first.

Did you ever figure this one out... I am in the same boat.

Thanks, super stoked. Now to wait for the support letter and confirmation of nomination. Been advised it will take a couple of days.

Just been nominated, had an email from CIC indicating to login at which point i could accept the nomination.

Just checked using the directory site for the job title of my contact, it seems that my application is with a program advisor so i am guessing that i am at the last stage. http://dir.gov.bc.ca/