Live-in caregiver PR applicants for April,May and June timeline
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finally, pafso strike just ended but backlog will take several months to clear after union members return to work
link:
http://www.ottawacitizen.com/news/canada/Foreign+service+workers+reach+tentative+agreement+with/8964047/story.html
link:
http://www.ottawacitizen.com/news/canada/Foreign+service+workers+reach+tentative+agreement+with/8964047/story.html
123abc456 said:
Sorry dear for late replying ............ I am single.............. renew your work permit ...........
HI mrmaan, I'm a june 2011 applicant, single.I got CIC letter about DM Sept. 10th, and in 2 weeks from local CIC. My interview is scheduled on Nov. 27th. Good luck to you! Hope you get your letter soon. I'm from Calgary.
Guys, can anybody help me? My OWP valid until Nov. 17th 2013, my interview for PR Nov 27 2013. Do I need to apply for a new WP? I really appreciate your help. Thank you
Guys, can anybody help me? My OWP valid until Nov. 17th 2013, my interview for PR Nov 27 2013. Do I need to apply for a new WP? I really appreciate your help. Thank you
Hello friends,
i did apply for PR in dec/2011.my husband also included in my application .i got marriage in april/2011.i stayed only 1 month after my marriage with my husband in my home town..i have plan to go to my my home country this year for 2 month but my employer did not confirm my vocation.i used to talk my husband daily and have strong proof of phone bills..someone told my ,i can get trouble if i will not go to my home country because immigration will ask why you live seprate 3 year not why not went your home country to see ur husband.please give me advice ,,what shoukd i do.?if i didn't go my home country ,,it will effect my husband LC2 application ?plz advice
i did apply for PR in dec/2011.my husband also included in my application .i got marriage in april/2011.i stayed only 1 month after my marriage with my husband in my home town..i have plan to go to my my home country this year for 2 month but my employer did not confirm my vocation.i used to talk my husband daily and have strong proof of phone bills..someone told my ,i can get trouble if i will not go to my home country because immigration will ask why you live seprate 3 year not why not went your home country to see ur husband.please give me advice ,,what shoukd i do.?if i didn't go my home country ,,it will effect my husband LC2 application ?plz advice
Are you for real. As temporary worker we really have to maintain our status as worker. You have no choice but but to renew your owp. It's too sad just a difference of 10 days but immigration law is a law. No exemptions. Sumit renewal online as soon as possible to make your owp under implied status. Don't jeopardized your pr for only 150$. Good luck!loulou70 said:
Don't worry your pr card is on the way!GOD BLESS ME said:
Hi did you received your pr card yet?north girl said:
loulou70 said:
Hi
I think just call CIC to make sure, they might give some considerations.
Did they require you to have medical again because my friend who is an August, 2011 applicant said medical is now mandatory.
Thank you very much.
hi thepinkpanther, im surprised by the news you posted about medical...thepinkpanther said:
Whats going on?? when did medical become mandatory?????????? as far as i know CIC send it automatically and lots of people get this request but in fact we dont go for medical again... DID ANYBODY ELSE HEAR ABOUT MEDICAL AS MANDATORY??
I just found this so maybe it depends. I'm just trying to clarify things as I am an October 2011 applicant and I haven't heard from anybody yet.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/medical/dcl.asp
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/medical/dcl.asp
From cic website:
Medical requirements
Do not undergo an immigration medical exam unless we advise you to do so. You will likely not be required to pass a medical exam. However, if it is required, we will provide instructions on medical exams after you submit your application.
All your family members who are not already Canadian citizens or permanent residents must undergo and pass an immigration medical exam, even if your family members will not be processed for permanent residence with your application. Family members who do not undergo and pass a medical exam will not be eligible to be sponsored at a later date. Your family members will be contacted by the visa office in their area with instructions on their medical exams.
Medical requirements
Do not undergo an immigration medical exam unless we advise you to do so. You will likely not be required to pass a medical exam. However, if it is required, we will provide instructions on medical exams after you submit your application.
All your family members who are not already Canadian citizens or permanent residents must undergo and pass an immigration medical exam, even if your family members will not be processed for permanent residence with your application. Family members who do not undergo and pass a medical exam will not be eligible to be sponsored at a later date. Your family members will be contacted by the visa office in their area with instructions on their medical exams.