NBPNP: New Brunswick Skilled Workers Express Entry Category: Network Here
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they have priorities then based on score if they have more applications than the allocated numbersfhdahd said:
Hi guys, got one question about landing procedure. I was nominated by NB and already got my immigrant visa. I am planning to land in Canada before the expiry date and stay there for only four or five days because I can't take long vacations away from my job. Is it ok to land in Vancouver and stay there only instead of going to NB? Of course I will go to NB the next time when I go back to Canada.
Hi aaalex,
No. You can't. You will have to go to NB. As per their rules and guidelines, once you land in NB you have to report to NBPNP Office within 30 days. Remember, you have already signed an undertaking that you will reside in NB. You have to complete the formalities of applying for PR Card, SIN etc..etc. and for that you will have to provide an address to them and they will send the PR Card to that address once it is ready. You will have to report first to NBPNP Office. As there are no direct flights to Fredericton, Moncton and Saint John most of us will have to land in Toronto or Vancouver and then to take connecting flight to NB.
Please go through the guidelines of NB. They have the authority to revoke the nomination too.
Alwin
No. You can't. You will have to go to NB. As per their rules and guidelines, once you land in NB you have to report to NBPNP Office within 30 days. Remember, you have already signed an undertaking that you will reside in NB. You have to complete the formalities of applying for PR Card, SIN etc..etc. and for that you will have to provide an address to them and they will send the PR Card to that address once it is ready. You will have to report first to NBPNP Office. As there are no direct flights to Fredericton, Moncton and Saint John most of us will have to land in Toronto or Vancouver and then to take connecting flight to NB.
Please go through the guidelines of NB. They have the authority to revoke the nomination too.
Alwin
Hi Saqib/fhdahd,
NBPNP has not linked our application with CIC Account at present. Once the nomination is issued from NBPNP, then their job is over. The remaining procedure will be through CIC. Based on the nomination from NBPNP, we will get invitation through the Draw by CIC and rest of the procedure will be through CIC only - not through NBPNP. However, its better to inform them any changes rather than hiding and creating complications later as it would delay the process, it may also result in rejection as well.
Alwin
NBPNP has not linked our application with CIC Account at present. Once the nomination is issued from NBPNP, then their job is over. The remaining procedure will be through CIC. Based on the nomination from NBPNP, we will get invitation through the Draw by CIC and rest of the procedure will be through CIC only - not through NBPNP. However, its better to inform them any changes rather than hiding and creating complications later as it would delay the process, it may also result in rejection as well.
Alwin
Never ever attempt to do such a thing as this may lead to your nomination being revoked,at the session NB representative mentioned a similar story for another immigrant who landed in Ontario instead of NB and his ticket was not showing any further connecting flights so the immigration authority called NB at the spot ,NB revoked the nomination immediately and the guy was denied entry to Canada and got deported same day .aaalex said:
5-7 days is more enough to land at NB finish the essential formality then you can return back whenever your are free.
Hi AlwinAlwin KJ said:
I will leave CBSA at airport with my friend's address in NB for my PR card. If I go to NB, I can only stay there for one or two days. So do I also need to inform NB about my friend's address? I can't even get a local mobile phone number within that short period.....
Hi AAALEX,
NB issued the nomination trusting that you will reside in NB and also based on the undertaking which you have signed. During your first visit itself if you are not visiting NB, then they would think that you do not intend to reside in NB. For the PR Card you will have to apply at their Fredericton Office (the office where we sent our full application), this is what they say in their guidelines. You can download the NBPNP guidelines from their website.
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Alwin
NB issued the nomination trusting that you will reside in NB and also based on the undertaking which you have signed. During your first visit itself if you are not visiting NB, then they would think that you do not intend to reside in NB. For the PR Card you will have to apply at their Fredericton Office (the office where we sent our full application), this is what they say in their guidelines. You can download the NBPNP guidelines from their website.
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Alwin
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Well explained, Alwin...Alwin KJ said:
I recommend anyone not leaving the province as soon as they land. Soft landing is a different thing (if you r leaving country and coming back, stay in NB on return)...
But at least stay there for 3 months - look for jobs, apply in different companies in NB. If you cannot find the job (and u receive an offer from somewhere else), it is ok to move! Its just that in future, if you are asked - you should have documented proof that u indeed intended to stay in Nb and tried ur best but things just did not work out and you had to leave.
You have signed that u intend to live in NB - not that u will live and die in NB only. No one can force you to do that. Besides, If no jobs are available - u will move, I will move and even they will move out.
@hi2shona: Best way to find out is by submitting your Expression Of Interest form to NBPNP their automated reply will tell you if they are currently accepting any applications or not