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HI, I'm in Canada and getting increasingly frustrated and worried about getting my first PR card. I received my COPR document on the 31st of December 2020. Applied for my first card early January of this year. Since then, nothing. I see my COPR document has an expiry date on it. Have tried...

So far I have been waiting 206 days for my card. I have my COPR obviously, but to wait over 7 months for a card, pandemic or not, is ridiculous. Anyone else in the same boat?

Just thought I would share. to anyone that has applied for visa to go to MUN. MUN's senate concluded that there won't be any in-person, on-campus courses before Jan 2021 https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/mun-senate-meetingclose-campus-1.5565794

Hi, Doing my Common-law sponsorship application. Regarding Question 7. Proof of Relationship to Sponsor: If you click YES to currently living together (We are living together in Newfoundland, Common-law since dec 2017), you have to have at least 2 of the list. We have 3, so not an issue...

Hi, Filling out the common-law sponsorship forms. May sound a silly question, but when it asks for information for the last 10 years or since you were 18, I assume as I am 48 it's just the last 10 years information I give. Thought I would check. Have ticked the box that I was refused my first...

I am about to start my application for the above program. What's really good about it, that it's free to apply. I am a PGWP work permit holder until 2020, so got plenty of time to wait. Has anyone else applied for this stream?

Has anybody been refused a PR on the basis of their parents medical? I am from Scotland and didn't do a medical for either my study visa or PGWP. I am just wondering because my Dad has Dementia. Could this go against my application for inadmissibility?

Hi, I am on a 3 year PGWP (got it in November 2017). Do I have to tell CIC if and when I become Common-law (in newfoundland it's 2 years and then you become common-law automatically) to update the PGWP? I am planning on applying for the graduate Provincial Nominee program after a year of this...

Hi, I thought I would start this thread to see if anyone has applied and got PR through this program.

Hi, I have just received my PGWP for 3 years this month. My question is: Can I go for Provincial Nomination? I have a full time permanent job here and my common-law spouse is Canadian (I am Scottish). As she is Canadian is the only route to PR her sponsoring me, or can I go for the PR through...

I am Scottish and I have just got my Diploma here, so applying for the Postgraduate work permit. After I get this I am thinking about applying for the nominee program here in Newfoundland. It says you have to show you want to stay in the province permanently.I have no plans to leave as my spouse...