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So your Sponsor is approved? when did you get AoR1 ?

Sponsor.

Yes, that was me.

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Am I not supposed to post in this group?? I am early April applicant, so I thought it would be good to have information for both March and April applicants.

Yes, we received a file number in email this evening.

No April 06, 2020

Hello guys, just wanted to let you know that we just got the AoR. Application received: April 06, 2020. Outland Application

It's been more than a year. I got my PPR within 56 days of AOR.

No that's incorrect, you need to have a gift deed if there is sudden influx of huge amount of money in your account.

No, it was just written as "Graduate program completion" at the end of transcript.

Yes, if total hours of work is more than 1560*3 then you can claim points for 3 years of work experience. It doesn't need to be of same NOC.

Yes, it worked for me. We just prepared a letter, provided all details ( bank account information, transaction slip, cheque) I got PPR within 2 months. The letter was on plane paper, we both signed the letter, no affidavit was done,

If you are inland applicant, IRCC will take your work permit when you complete your landing procedure ( COPR validation).

maile ta stamp paper jasto kehi use garena. Just white paper ma print out nikale, ani gift liney ani diney ko name ani signature rakhera submit gareko thiya. Mathi content ma chahi sabai information thiyo. Bank cheque ani transaction slip pani submit gareko thiya.

I was working as a Research assistant (part time) while studying ( full time). I submitted experience letter from my professor, which was accepted by IRCC.

Yes, I got my PR with in 67 days. No ADR.

It doesn't need to be notarized. But make sure you submit additional proof, i.e. bank statement, cheque.

I didn't cross the border but I did my landing on Edmonton at IRCC office. I just took my CoPR, passport, PGWP. They didn't asked me about proof of funds. It was done within 3 minutes.

It is absolutely fine. Just ask your dad to write a letter stating that he is gifting that money. You don't need to notarize it. Just ask your dad to write letter in plain paper but make sure to include detail information. And explain it in letter of explanation and submit all proof you can.