Banff2015 said:
Thanks I just wondered as I read the thread about potential PNP applicants faceing trouble and wondered was it the same deal.
Thanks
Potential PNP applicants "face trouble" only BEFORE their PR is granted. Remember that you are not really a permanent resident until you have landed. Up to and including landing, you have to be able to show you have a job, if you were admitted on an LMIA, or show you intend to reside in the province that granted your PNP, if that was a factor in your getting PR. The minute the landing is done, however, you are free as a bird.
Somehow, though, I think it is unethical to accept PNP from one province while intending all along to live in another. I don't think it's unethical to quit your LMIA job as soon as you have PR, though. I wonder why that is!