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Received my PR card aswell as my wife`s. Landed on 28 February received 25 April.

Thank you very much for the help

Hi guys I need help please...I landed my PR on the 28th of February. I am living in Calgary Canada now I haven't received my PR card yet and don't know how long that will take. My problem is my wife and I want to go back home to South Africa at the end of April just for holiday but obviously no...

Well I had a appointment with CIC Calgary but I missed it, my wife ran very late. So I decided to drive to the Carway border it is just over 2 hour drive. It was super easy and no hassle at all. Went through the border turned around went back in to Canada and it took them not even 10min to sign...

HI guys.. I got my PR finally...landed today.

I just phone the toll free number and the agent said the Calgary CIC offices will phone me back for a appointment, the agent said that the wait time can be anything from to 3-6 weeks, but then the offices phoned me back and that was that I got the appointment

I just phoned them and that was as easy as that.

I submitted my PPR on February 11

Got my passport back today, Monday I will do the landing at Calgary CIC offices.

I don't know hoe to add this in my profile signature. here is the last of my timeline. Passport received 12-02-2016 Application approved 23-02-2016 Return tracker activated 24-02-2016

My return tracker activated... :D :D Very fast service from CIC.

Finally my CIC update Approved. 2016-02-23 Just waiting for my return tracker to be activated

Thanks Raihan that clarifies it a bit. I was just not sure what it meant because I am in Canada already. Thanks

Landing..? HI guys can you assist me I have a question that might sound stupid. What does the landing really mean? I live in Calgary and I have sent my passport in already and they have been received. So when I get them back hopefully this week or so what will be inside the passport? what am I...

My passport was received on 11 February in Ottawa the person who signed for it was E.CIZA

Yip that's all thanks to my immigration consultant that I used she did everything for me. She did everything for me the first time I cam to Canada on work permit and now for CEC for me and my wife. My wife was on open work permit

With me it was a bit of a different process because they had to create a NOC code for me because my profession was not recognized yet, I am a paintless dent removal technician and even that does not classify under the normal technician code because it is not a recognized trade.

My timeline is in my bio and I was also CEC inland my process was fairly quick not even 4 months

I didn't go through ONIP I have I full time job and the company I work for gave a letter and said they would offer me ongoing employment for atleast the next 5 years, so I think that is what the difference is.

I also applied CEC inland and got my PPR and I did not need those funds at all. I just had a letter of employment