We received pre-arrival mail on 31st January and something similar last night. This information may be useful for applicants of other categories of immigration, but when spouse is already settled in Canada, instead of sending such mails, i believe, it would be better if IRCC concentrates on speedy processing of the applications. When they take almost 3 months to update the online status after receiving additional documents to - we are reviewing the additional documents you submitted, we have started processing your background check - reading the following mail is not a very pleasant experience.
Bulletin 2: Important Updates About your Immigration Application
Tuesday, 5 March, 2019 11:53 PM
Head’s up that your application is moving ahead. It’s time to start thinking about the next steps of your journey to Canada.
Here’s some more information for you to work on as you get closer to your new life in Canada. It’s a big decision to choose Canada as your new home, and we want to help you make that move a smooth one!
Rest assured that you have made the right choice. Canada is consistently ranked as among the most safe, most clean, and most free countries in the world, with excellent health care and education. Canada is truly one of the world’s best countries to call home!
It’s time to start thinking about the fabulous settlement services you can access. For many, there isfree support and training available to help with transition---have a look:http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/newcomers/before-services.asp
It’s also time to do your internet research to find out more about the following subjects and other things important to you:
- Schooling for your children in Canada (when should you arrive to register your kids to school). Check provincial websites for this information.
- Click here to access the Canada Job Bank site, to post your resume and look for a job. You can also use private job search sites or job recruiters; it’s up to you!
- Accessing services and working in Canada. Click here for information about your Social Insurance Number (SIN) and working in Canada.
- Buying or Renting a home in Canada.
- Banking: Click here for a list of banks, insurance companies, and financial institutions operating in Canada. Click here for a list of institutions insured by the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation.
- Videos about immigration and Canada: https://www.youtube.com/user/CitImmCanada.
Here’s a starter checklist for you to do more research:
ü DONE
ITEM
NOTES
Schooling & kids programs
Work – find a job
Social Insurance Number
Housing
Banking
Health Care
Transportation (public transportation, car & insurance)
Bulletin 2: Important Updates About your Immigration Application
Tuesday, 5 March, 2019 11:53 PM
Head’s up that your application is moving ahead. It’s time to start thinking about the next steps of your journey to Canada.
Here’s some more information for you to work on as you get closer to your new life in Canada. It’s a big decision to choose Canada as your new home, and we want to help you make that move a smooth one!
Rest assured that you have made the right choice. Canada is consistently ranked as among the most safe, most clean, and most free countries in the world, with excellent health care and education. Canada is truly one of the world’s best countries to call home!
It’s time to start thinking about the fabulous settlement services you can access. For many, there isfree support and training available to help with transition---have a look:http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/newcomers/before-services.asp
It’s also time to do your internet research to find out more about the following subjects and other things important to you:
- Schooling for your children in Canada (when should you arrive to register your kids to school). Check provincial websites for this information.
- Click here to access the Canada Job Bank site, to post your resume and look for a job. You can also use private job search sites or job recruiters; it’s up to you!
- Accessing services and working in Canada. Click here for information about your Social Insurance Number (SIN) and working in Canada.
- Buying or Renting a home in Canada.
- Banking: Click here for a list of banks, insurance companies, and financial institutions operating in Canada. Click here for a list of institutions insured by the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation.
- Videos about immigration and Canada: https://www.youtube.com/user/CitImmCanada.
Here’s a starter checklist for you to do more research:
ü DONE
ITEM
NOTES
Schooling & kids programs
Work – find a job
Social Insurance Number
Housing
Banking
Health Care
Transportation (public transportation, car & insurance)
4 months in Hopefully only 4 more to go!
