FSW Inland PR applicants
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We are definitely in a much better place as compared to previous months. It's kind of batches I assume, and hopefully we will be in the same batch right after these gentlemen.Same situation same VO. No updates nothing. Sep 4 aor. I saw in another thread even fsw outlands from July to sep getting PPR. Don’t know when our turn will come
Nov 2020 AOR. I wish I could say that too. All this wait may have resulted in nothing for me. Hope I don't loose the LMIA job before the decision is made
I'm no expert in this area but this thread may be of some help. https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/losing-job-after-ita.271242/page-2Nov 2020 AOR. I wish I could say that too. All this wait may have resulted in nothing for me. Hope I don't loose the LMIA job before the decision is made
You losing your job is unlikely to have any impact on your application.
Thanks for the link. I saw that in their case the job was not LMIA based and did not add any points to CRS score. In my case it is LMIA based and added points to the CRS score, with out which my profile would not have been picked up for ITA. Hence worried.
The job offer was genuine, I was working for the employer at the time of eAPR and infact I am working for the employer for a year after AOR. Neither me nor the employer could have foreseen that I could be laid off.
I found this link from ircc for any circumstance changes after eAPR. It has examples for changes in family, like marriage, but nothing about losing LMIA job.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/permanent-residence/express-entry/assessing-electronic-application-on-section-a11-2.html
If I had just waited for two more months I could have applied through CEC without the points from LMIA offer, and I would already be holding my PR. Now I could have focused on getting a new job, as normal people would do. Loosing job is already stressful and this never ending FSW Inland processing adds to that. So much to mental health cliches and peace of mind hopes! I hate my self for being proactive to immigrate early and apply through FSW Inland.
Same situation as you - my medical expired in March and no updates since then. AOR: March 15, 2020, VO: Ottawa. Eligibility: Passed, Criminality: In progress and Security: Not Started
No, he did not get an ADR yet.
I don't think, there would be any issue if you show more funds than what was previously shown when applied. I showed different, more than when I applied. A person's financial situation changes over time, which is reasonable from my understanding.
So I went and managed to get a letter from my Canadian bank today. This letter has everything I need: account numbers, any outstanding debts (just my credit card with $0 current balance), current balance and estimates of average balance of past six months. They didn't even charge me!
So here is what I am considering now:
- Provide bank letters from every bank I have an account with (just two). These letters demonstrate I have no debt/loan obligations and in the case of my primary PoF account, I have sufficient money saved in the form of USD.
- Include bank statement of my primary PoF as additional evidence to show that the funds have been saved since Mid-2019.
I am considering not including the bank statement (just the letter) from my Canadian account as the letter includes all the information they request and may just cause confusion or concern.
What do you think? If debt/loans are still a concern, I can also include a credit report.
Hey there! You received your portal login yet? I received the same email today, but I also received the Portal Login afterwards.
Congrats!
As for me, no, still waiting. But didn't receive that usual "IRCC Permanent Residence Confirmation Portal" email today (so far).