NOC 0111 / 1111/1112/1114 ( May 2014 ) ( Joine here )

[navy]

hello,

Here 15th Dec applicant, NOC 0111.

Pls can you add me in whatsapp group. My mob.no +355694021172

 

[YoYo2926]

Added. Let's do the best and share Info to get the best.. Thanks Almighty.



quote author=navy link=topic=201855.msg3958602#msg3958602 date=1422042600]
hello,

Here 15th Dec applicant, NOC 0111.

Pls can you add me in whatsapp group. My mob.no +355694021172
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[YoYo2926]

Dear All,

Post your numbers.

Regards

Hi

I have created a What's app group for our NOC, please post your numbers.

Thanks

 

[ggmunpl]

Congrats, God Bless, i also share same NOC

badhai cha bhuvan ji
aba ndvo ko ma aayeci kati thingaune ho dun no....
ya halat patla bhai sako esp. this noc.....
afu ni euta pidit...

 

[bhuvan12]

badhai cha bhuvan ji
aba ndvo ko ma aayeci kati thingaune ho dun no....
ya halat patla bhai sako esp. this noc.....
afu ni euta pidit...

Tyehi ta Yo NOC ko ta charge bhako pani chhaina, CAP full bhayo ki bhanne tension lagisakyo
Ani Consultancy bata ho ki self na ho ggmunpl ji ko??
+1 pani motivation ko lagi

 

[salmankh]

I am September 26 applicant under noc 0111 and still waiting for cc charge and PER. I don't know why it's this much late if anybody else with same noc and application is having the same situation please comment......its a tense situation ((

 

[ggmunpl]

Tyehi ta Yo NOC ko ta charge bhako pani chhaina, CAP full bhayo ki bhanne tension lagisakyo
Ani Consultancy bata ho ki self na ho ggmunpl ji ko??
+1 pani motivation ko lagi

cap full hune ta tenson bhayena in this noc as only 600 cha total along with pensing so
apart frm tht ya hamro ma whtsapp group cha ni tesma discussion thik huncha will inbox u my number

 

[obryan20]

Hi all. How is everyone doing? I've been away for a while. It's been a busy past couple of weeks, but it's time for a Landing Story.

It's official. I come to you now as a bona fide Canadian permanent resident! I did my landing on January 7, 2015 at Pearson International Airport in Toronto. Clearing customs and immigration was a breeze using the information gained from others' experiences posted on the forum. What worked in my advantage though was that most persons coming to Canada were residents or citizens so I was the only one in the visitor line when I got there , probably because it's so cold.

After deplaning, the first stop was customs, where I told them I was there to do my "landing". Based on what you had put on the form you were given on the plane, the officer wrote something on it that would either get you further screening after collecting your bags or allow you to just go straight through. As I was new and had to file Goods Accompanying form, I needed to be screened further. Thereafter, I was directed to Immigration where I showed them the Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR) and passport with visa. The officer then cancelled the visa and stamped the passport. He then filled in some of the blank spaces on the COPR (such as place and date became PR, home address in Canada, etc), signed and dated the bottom and had me do the same. He kept the CIC copy, gave my copy back to me, noted that the PR card will be sent to the given address in 6-8 weeks and welcomed me to Canada. I wasn't asked to show proof of funds even though I had it on me (negotiable instruments under $10k + US bank statements showing the remainder so I didn't need to declare).

Some time after, I went to the Service Canada which is to the left of Immigration. Point to note - If you're coming through Pearson airport and want to get your Social Insurance Number (SIN) at the airport Service Canada, ensure you arrive within their opening hours which are from 1pm to 9pm. As I went through much faster than I had anticipated, I was there from after 12pm and so had to wait a short while for them to open. However, after they did I got it immediately. They just took some additional information (mother's/father's names and your Canadian address) and then printed it out right there and gave it to me, cautioning that I am only mandated to give my SIN to 3 groups - Canadian govt, employer, banks. Then I went to collect my luggage and went through further screening with customs. I gave them my Goods Accompanying list, and they gave me a receipt for the value of it, all with no duties. Same would be done for Goods to Follow list.

After clearing customs, I headed for the exit and subsequently the c-c-c-cold :-X. I understand that day was the coldest it's been since probably the winter began - temperatures as low as -17 degrees but which could be as cold as -30 degrees because of wind chill. What a day I chose to land huh, lol.

I brought 3 bank drafts which I used to open bank accounts the following day. I also got a credit card with a C$2000 limit (Scotiabank StartRight) which I'll be using remotely to start building my credit in the interim. The persons who dealt with me were extremely nice, friendly and helpful and again made me feel welcome. I stayed with family for less than a week getting a few things done and just enjoying myself and then returned to my home country to resume work until the spring. I'll be looking a Canadian job during that time and hopefully either get one or line up interviews for some by time I return to Canada. Then, I'll post again about my experiences after returning.

I didn't get my Permanent Resident Card before leaving and therefore will either need to have someone bring it with them when next they come or apply for a Permanent Resident Travel Document. I have also requested GCMS notes on 20-Jan-2015 (free since I am now a PR) so I could get some further insight into how my application made its way through the process.

 

[ksa0510]

Hi all. How is everyone doing? I've been away for a while. It's been a busy past couple of weeks, but it's time for a Landing Story.

It's official. I come to you now as a bona fide Canadian permanent resident! I did my landing on January 7, 2015 at Pearson International Airport in Toronto. Clearing customs and immigration was a breeze using the information gained from others' experiences posted on the forum. What worked in my advantage though was that most persons coming to Canada were residents or citizens so I was the only one in the visitor line when I got there , probably because it's so cold.

After deplaning, the first stop was customs, where I told them I was there to do my "landing". Based on what you had put on the form you were given on the plane, the officer wrote something on it that would either get you further screening after collecting your bags or allow you to just go straight through. As I was new and had to file Goods Accompanying form, I needed to be screened further. Thereafter, I was directed to Immigration where I showed them the Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR) and passport with visa. The officer then cancelled the visa and stamped the passport. He then filled in some of the blank spaces on the COPR (such as place and date became PR, home address in Canada, etc), signed and dated the bottom and had me do the same. He kept the CIC copy, gave my copy back to me, noted that the PR card will be sent to the given address in 6-8 weeks and welcomed me to Canada. I wasn't asked to show proof of funds even though I had it on me (negotiable instruments under $10k + US bank statements showing the remainder so I didn't need to declare).

Some time after, I went to the Service Canada which is to the left of Immigration. Point to note - If you're coming through Pearson airport and want to get your Social Insurance Number (SIN) at the airport Service Canada, ensure you arrive within their opening hours which are from 1pm to 9pm. As I went through much faster than I had anticipated, I was there from after 12pm and so had to wait a short while for them to open. However, after they did I got it immediately. They just took some additional information (mother's/father's names and your Canadian address) and then printed it out right there and gave it to me, cautioning that I am only mandated to give my SIN to 3 groups - Canadian govt, employer, banks. Then I went to collect my luggage and went through further screening with customs. I gave them my Goods Accompanying list, and they gave me a receipt for the value of it, all with no duties. Same would be done for Goods to Follow list.

After clearing customs, I headed for the exit and subsequently the c-c-c-cold :-X. I understand that day was the coldest it's been since probably the winter began - temperatures as low as -17 degrees but which could be as cold as -30 degrees because of wind chill. What a day I chose to land huh, lol.

I brought 3 bank drafts which I used to open bank accounts the following day. I also got a credit card with a C$2000 limit (Scotiabank StartRight) which I'll be using remotely to start building my credit in the interim. The persons who dealt with me were extremely nice, friendly and helpful and again made me feel welcome. I stayed with family for less than a week getting a few things done and just enjoying myself and then returned to my home country to resume work until the spring. I'll be looking a Canadian job during that time and hopefully either get one or line up interviews for some by time I return to Canada. Then, I'll post again about my experiences after returning.

I didn't get my Permanent Resident Card before leaving and therefore will either need to have someone bring it with them when next they come or apply for a Permanent Resident Travel Document. I have also requested GCMS notes on 20-Jan-2015 (free since I am now a PR) so I could get some further insight into how my application made its way through the process.

Congratulations.
We have learnt a lot on landing and PR procedures.
Thanks a million times for the report.

 

[obryan20]

APP DATE Oct 20 ... CHARGED Dec 23 ... NOC 0111
PER received Jan 18th ....

Congrats on getting PER! Now the relief can wash over you .

 

[obryan20]

Congratulations.
We have learnt a lot on landing and PR procedures.
Thanks a million times for the report.

Thanks and no problem. Just happy that the most stressful part ... the wait is over. Next, for the also not so easy part ... getting a good job and settling in. But, I'm up for the challenge .

+1 for your continued good work here on the forum.

 

[kashifyousuf]

Re: NOC 0111 November Applicant Please whatsapp me

HI All,

I am trying to connect with Noc 1111 and November Applicant, as this NOC is behaving strange and so far of November no DD is charged yet, and going very slow, so need to connect with each other , in this regard I have managed to connect with a couple of guys on my whatsapp. I would love to connect with you if you are from NOC 1111 and a November Applicant.

Whatsapp me on +966568489222

Thanks,

Kashif

 

[Paddy78]

Latest MR receivers from May / June under mic 0111/1111

Dear all,

Can you confirm who all have received their Mr from May, June applicants since jan 1?

Regards

Pa

 

[tanwares]

Hi everyone

I have applied at the end of September and got my CC charged on 30th November. But after that haven't got an y PER email. Does it mean I am out of the game?

 

[ash73]

is there any early may 1112 applicant from lvo awaiting contact from lvo after per?