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[Shubham6120]

Hi guys,
Post PPR query.
I am little confused on when to migrate to Canada. 1st option is October 2022 and 2nd option is Feb or March 2023.
I have few stuff to complete in my home town so need to stay till September 2022 for sure.
I m planning to settle in calgary and just concerned about the weather. Some are saying to migrate early in summer or little late when winters get little better.
HONEST OPINIONS REQUIRED PLEASE

 

[Deleted member 1083629]

Hello everyone. After submission of remedical and new PCC, I just got ADR acknowledgment email.

How long does it generally take after this email to get RFV based on the current trends / processing timelines? Just wanted to get a sense of the ongoing timeline

As I have mentioned in another thread, it's unpredictable. @Fiji_Islander is waiting for 4+ months.

 

[Deleted member 1083629]

Hi guys,
Post PPR query.
I am little confused on when to migrate to Canada. 1st option is October 2022 and 2nd option is Feb or March 2023.
I have few stuff to complete in my home town so need to stay till September 2022 for sure.
I m planning to settle in calgary and just concerned about the weather. Some are saying to migrate early in summer or little late when winters get little better.
HONEST OPINIONS REQUIRED PLEASE

October is warmer than Feb/March. However, usually hiring season starts after a new budget kicks in, which is usually mid/end of January, so you have higher chance of getting hired in Feb/March. With that being said, Canada is going strong towards recession, so the usual Feb/March hiring thing might be off for the next year.

 

[WPGBound]

As I have mentioned in another thread, it's unpredictable. @Fiji_Islander is waiting for 4+ months.

Yeah, some have gotten RFV a few days afterward. And others are still waiting months later. Unpredictable is right.

 

[RSub]

Hi guys,
Post PPR query.
I am little confused on when to migrate to Canada. 1st option is October 2022 and 2nd option is Feb or March 2023.
I have few stuff to complete in my home town so need to stay till September 2022 for sure.
I m planning to settle in calgary and just concerned about the weather. Some are saying to migrate early in summer or little late when winters get little better.
HONEST OPINIONS REQUIRED PLEASE

Jan, Feb and March are the worst times in that part of the world. Oct is good. Even November can become snowy at the end.

 

[starlordavuthu]

Hello everyone. After submission of remedical and new PCC, I just got ADR acknowledgment email.

How long does it generally take after this email to get RFV based on the current trends / processing timelines? Just wanted to get a sense of the ongoing timeline

Could take anywhere from a week to a month.

 

[Impatient Dankaroo]

Lol bro. In a country like India, people have learnt to swim through competition. Go check LinkedIn jobs in India and see how many people have applied for one job. If you apply for an IT job, you will be competing with 1000 people at a time. If you apply for a Gov Job, you will be competing with 5000 people at a time. If you apply for a college, you will be competing with several hundreds at a time. Same is the case with schools. Sad part is even marriage has become a competition. Call it brown privilege. But I see it is as survival. Of course many factors person's caste, religion, parent's income, social status do play role. But I will tell you one fact about India, if you are walking up the ladder, there will be thousands to pull you down. India is super competitive.

I know man, I'm just joking, shits tough or else we wouldn't be begging Sean Fraser etc al to let us into their country

 

[mothimus]

Did you directly get the RfV mail or did you get an email before that stating that they have received your documents?

I did get emails stating that "We successfully received your document for <Application Number>". That was about a week before the PPR. And on the same day the background check section on the online portal had been updated to "We are processing your background check".

 

[sg1234]

I did get emails stating that "We successfully received your document for <Application Number>". That was about a week before the PPR. And on the same day the background check section on the online portal had been updated to "We are processing your background check".

What was the background check status before?

 

[mothimus]

What was the background check status before?

I believe it was something along the lines of "Background check is in progress."

 

[Impatient Dankaroo]

Problem with Canada, esp at entry/associate level is even when you get a job, they'll give you a lowball offer and if you try and negotiate they'll find another scrub willing to do the job for less. It was really bad in 2019 I used to see 300- 500 applicants per job on LinkedIn which doesn't even take into account reposts/Indeed and other job boards and internal applicants. It's been better since the pandemic but I'm getting a feeling it's about to go south with the world economy going the way it is.

 

[zekkeh]

He can serve as an aide to a chiropractor / physical therapist. The degree will come in handy. Such business is huge in North Am.

maybe. but when considering the prospects of a course of study, it isnt a good idea to think about what you can do with the degree, but rather how in demand the profession is. like, technically, with a degree in social media management, you could work as an influencer and earn lots of money without doing anything, but how likely is anyone able to do that?

 

[Impatient Dankaroo]

Central London, Britain
a weekday
8 am morning
slides door open
whole sky moody & dark with drizzle
meh aint going for work today
gets back inside
opens the fridge
slides one chilled beer from the mega case, some sunflower seeds, fries and mayo
the day is over

What beer though?

 

[Ak1664]

Quick question guys, is it compulsory to submit copy of provincial nomination certificate, language results in the application packet? Doesn't IRCC already have this information?

 

[wonderbly]

Quick question guys, is it compulsory to submit copy of provincial nomination certificate, language results in the application packet? Doesn't IRCC already have this information?

Language result (IELTS) is compulsory, I've seen many apps get rejected because of missing language report. Nomination certificate is optional.