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Oh yeah Halifax is a good choice, it’s got everything you would need and has a good opportunities for jobs etc. everyone I’ve spoken with who live in and around Halifax love it. The residents are friendly and welcoming which is really important to feel part of the community, for us we have...

We spoke with a immigration lawyer who advised that we should stay within the Maritime provinces for at least one year from PR. But also said that if we did move provinces we should reach out to notify our provincial immigration where we are going and why. What province are you currently living...

They will not give extensions, they will issue a new endorsement for another 6 month period. When I approached them they had just received a new allowance of endorsements so I was very fortunate otherwise I could have been in for a wait before my PR app could have been re-submitted.

Congratulations @Shadvet

Yeah we linked our PR cards after we landed. We had a update on Monday to say they were approved and have been posted. We wasn’t expecting them until May time, you may be lucky and get then quickly.

Received our PR cards today, 3 weeks to the day. I’m shocked they were processed so fast.

@moeykang i waited 44 days in total from approval to golden email, it was quicker to process my application they did that within 40 days! and that was with a ADR for military service details. Totally feel your frustration hang in it’s coming your way.

Oh absolutely, thankfully they didn’t. Yeah I’m applying for anything and everything haha. Thanks for the positivity vibes.

Thanks @immihelper yeah that’s what we thought. It was good to put the question out though. My PR happiness soon ended when I found out my employer is looking at closing up! I’m now trying to find any job I can... not what I need when the job market on pei is crap!

Under aipp do I need province approval to move onto another province ? I know PNP applicants sign a document to confirm commitment to province but aipp applicants do not? Has anyone actually moved to either another Maritime province or out further? If so please give your experiences and...

I received my PPR last week after waiting 6 weeks after approval. Very frustrating

We all have to work off the same IRCC checklist. Plus anything you personally think would support your application. Everyone’s situation is different, as I’m ex UK military I submitted documentation to support my military career.

It does ask you to submit two self addressed labels, I just used address labels, stationary stores will sell them.

I expect a big batch to be issued sometime this week.

Oh wow that is very quick, where is he from? well I hope yours comes through this week. Maybe give them a call to see where your case is. They don’t normally give PPR without the RPRF fee being paid before hand. He certainly had the luck on his side.

Congratulations @USProgrammer

Don’t validate it until you are ready to print, just make sure before you print the form is still in date. IRCC update the forms so often and if you have been working on your forms for a little bit it may have been updated without you knowing.

It is hard to adjustment and when we look back to what we had worked hard for in the uk and left behind it does make you gutted but on the other hand we know we will have a very good life in Canada it will just take time to rebuild our life and savings! The other bit of advice I would give to...

It is great value when you work out the cost from gallon to litre out into GBP, and when we first came over we were also wow this is dirt cheap. We soon stopped comparing costs of things compared to the UK. We pay around $60 to fill our car which is about £33 and the fuel price has just gone...

@Laumyl I’m a long haul truck driver my wife is now looking for a job now we have PR. On my skill level spouses can’t work while I was under a work permit. She is finding that she won’t be able to do what she is qualified in, but is hoping to be able to stay under the financial umbrella. PEI...