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Hello, I got my residency confirmation and need to validate it. I really do not have time to go to Lacolle so I am intetested by taking an appointment with Montreal immigration office. Do any of you guys have an idea how it works? Which number I need to call? How long does it take? Thanks

It may be but definitely not a reason for a slow processing. I have at least 7 travels other than canada during the past 7 years. And some few where I went as a tourist. Total time processing 11 months.

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Which area in IT? To find a part time job is not that straightforward. I recommend to make a linkedin profile updated with your contact information and make it visible to public. I got a couple of interview invitations through linkedin. Also make a profile in indeed. There is also jobboom, it...

Yes! Even if you get the citizenship and they found out that you lied they can revoke it. It is specified in their website that they can revoke at any time if there is a use of any false information to gain the status.

Wish you a good luck

Not sure if you need to fill this file since you will not need to sponsor your fiance.. but I would say fill the ircc form. Explain the situation and Submit any question you have, if they need any further information they will contact you. By the way, if you fill the imm file, how are you...

Kikou, you may use the IRCC Webform to report the change. I have done the same when asking for address change. Here is the link: https://secure.cic.gc.ca/enquiries-renseignements/canada-case-cas-eng.aspx?_ga=2.91184530.945860064.1499026393-871713037.1452398370

A quick update for me, after DM + PPR and a long week of waiting to get my passeport back from another Visa office country, I have sent my passeport to Ottawa last thursday. When I track it, still on its way but no worries, everybody is enjoying holidays. Happy Canada's 150 years!

Hi, if you have not teceived your DM yet, the answer is Yes. When CIC will send you the passport request, they will ask again if there has been any change in your situation. So, reporting status change will cause some delays I guess but it's better to do it as soon as possible.

Hi, I am working for an IT company (Montreal) and more than 80% of employees do not speak French. So... it depends Not speaking French will not be an obstacle, especially if your working area has no relation with customers.

I will call on the same number as the one for applications processing.

No not yet. Well I do not have my passport with me ( I have sent to to have an other country visa for professional mattee). I will wait an other week and if not received will call the immigration canada.

No I had also the same message as kikou since reception of the AOR. "We are processing your background check" I am inland as well. I have not seen it changing by the way. It stills say the same thing on my GCkey although I got my DM and PPR

Hello I agree he needs to apply again and do the process from the beginning. But I am not sure about the information you gave. To maintain your residency status , you need to live at least two years (730 days) in a five year period. Please have a look at their Website...

I am an inland applicant. No, not yet I will send it in a couple of days (maybe in two weeks).

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Thanks Sir. Received DM on 06/06 and the PPR on 06/13