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Hi Rajesh, I'm not too familiar with Returned Applications from IRCC. Haven't you received your TWP yet? I received mine 2 weeks ago and I'm now in Canada; started work last week. I also received Pre-Arrival Services email for my PR about a month ago. What's happening to your application?

It depends on which Province you're applying to. New Brunswick is faster as it takes a maximum of 2 weeks. I had mine within 7 working days! Nova Scotia takes about 2 months. All the best!

Hi Folks, has anyone been able to link his/ her WP paper application on CIC in respect of AIPP? It's getting close to 5 weeks since I submitted but I've not been able to link this! Does CIC send AOR for WP at all? Thanks.

That's absolutely right; you do not need to do that!

Have you received your WP now?

@GayuNeil The processing time for TWP from New York is only 3 weeks! See link below. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/times/index.asp

First of all you need to clarify a few queries. - are you an inland or outland applicant? I believe you applied within Canada as you mentioned getting a call from a CSBA officer. - did you go through the AIPP process? i.e. job offer, endorsement letter etc? - have you made contact with IRCC...

Yes, you need to provide it for you and any other accompanying family member for both TWP and PR.

Not necessarily but you need them when you've been offered the job. Some employers do ask for them before going further. If you have them then that's great but the key one most employers ask for is Police Report.

I'm currently waiting for my Endorsement Letter from the Province. My timeline is as follows; April 2018 - 1st interview with HR & Finance Director April 2018 - 2nd interview with other Dept Heads May 2018 - job offer received after submitting police report June 2018 - employer applies for...

I believe what you're referring to is the Provincial Endorsement Letter. The employer will have to apply for this for you after you've received the job offer and a settlement plan. Without the Endorsement Letter you CANNOT apply for Temporary Work Permit (TWP) or Permanent Residence (PR) under AIPP.

@Amrsaeed1987 It rather works in your favour as you have the educational credentials higher than the minimum requirement. There's no need to worry about that.

That's true; it could be that she doesn't meet the requirements of the programme eg number of hours worked, wrong NOC code, insufficient funds etc. It's important to ensure all requirements are met before putting in an application under the programme.

@breadgreen Please see my response to@haiderzaidi. Thanks

@Haiderzaidi As there is no list of employers designated for this program,you need to go through the Canadian job listings and select employers that feature jobs in your NOC code (i.e. your area of expertise).You then need to write a carefully scripted email to those that matter in the...

Please see link on AIPP below. It'll help you understand the process. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/atlantic-immigration-pilot/guide.html

@Rajesh.rayla Thanks a lot for your response.

@andchu Hello mate, my employer has now been designated and I have my settlement plan done. They have just applied for provincial endorsement & referral letter from NB. However, as part of my preparation towards gathering documents, I noticed on the Work Permit form that I need a LMIA-exemption...

@andchu Thanks for this as it's very helpful to those of us going through the same programme. I am waiting for my employer to become designated before settlement plan and provincial endorsement can be applied for. It's been 2 and half weeks now since employer applied for designation. I'm hoping...

@andchu Congrats and thanks for sharing your timeline as well as giving us some piece of advice! I have a question for you; when submitting documents on your work experience, the requirements are that you provide letter of reference from your employer, work contract and pay stubs. Did you...