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Lol thanks. I got my PR card in the mail about a week after my landing interview. I was curious because I'm traveling next week and was trying to plan flying vs driving back, but got my card in time.

They asked me if I'd been convicted of any crimes, if I had any dependants that were not disclosed in my application, if I was presently working, and if I had any immediate plans to travel outside of Canada. For working, she advised I no longer needed a work permit. For travel, she said that I...

For people who have already landed, how long is it taking to get the actual PR cards in the mail. I know they say up to 6 weeks (or whatever for different areas,) but just curious what the actual turnaround times have been.

Just got my letter today, two days after DM on both sides.

January 29 applicant. Received AIP letter via email/gckey this morning

I've seen a couple that have. Myself and the others on the spreadsheet have not though :(

Ghost update today. January 29th applicant.

I got pretty lucky. I started throwing my resume around as soon as my OWP was approved. Had a call a couple of days later for an interview the next day, and was hired the following week. It's a job pretty close to my field with room to grow in the future. I consider myself fortunate, but I...

It's listed on CIC website

Profile was updated today that my background check is being processed. They received my application Jan 29th. Looks like things are moving along.

My permanent residency application starts with a F and my work permit application started with a W. They are different application numbers.

From what I saw on the spreadsheet, everyone's was pretty fast except mine lol

How long did it take for medical exams to update? I did mine April 1. Doc's office says he submitted my medical last weekend. Still no update though. And the one thing I had a concern about, results came back in normal parameters soooo idk. Edit: just kidding. All I had to do was gripe about...

Looks like someone replied :) and their response is correct. Everything you need is in the guides on cic's website. Which forms you'll need depends on your situation and if you'll want to be in Canada for the duration or not

I sent a set of documents for each application. Make sure you download all of the forms that you need for your specific situation. There is a documents check list and a guide on CIC website. Follow that check list. It may have changed a little since Jan folks did it (they've updated the forms...

I understand the boredom far too well :( The grades portion would be your transcripts. You hopefully shouldn't need those unless you're looking to go back to school; your diploma should be sufficient. Good luck!

I have no idea what the translation process is. I had an equivalency of US to Canada credentials of mine done though, just in case. The company that I'm going to work for didn't care about my diploma. I imagine a lot of actual companies won't care all that much for your entry level to mid...

In my opinion, it depends on your field, your resume, and the area you're moving to. I've worked in an office management / accounts payable / administrative type setting full time at the same job for 10 years in addition to a part time career in emergency medicine. I did not bring my medical...

Now that, I have no idea. Me being the paranoid person that I am, I'd send all of it back with the updated payment, AND a new set of application papers filled out and submitted with a note stating "I'm unsure if I needed to submit a new application or not, so am including one just in case. If...

If it were me, I would update with all new forms since you're having to resubmit your application. Edit: Unless what was sent back instructed otherwise Also was it just your OWP or the entire package? If just OWP, why not file online?