Permanent residence application

[Fae7]

Hi,

I submitted my permanent residence application and have received my permanent residence .

I am currently applying to my citizenship, is it possible to review my past permanent residence application? I need to look at some information i put there as I don't remember it.

Thank you

 

[thevisawhisperer]

You could make a Privacy request for your entire file, including the forms you submitted, not just the GCMS notes. In future, you might want to keep a copy of everything you submit to IRCC.

 

[Elefasi]

I am a US Citizen with my family, authorized to perform Religious duties as per R186 (L) and Temporary Residence Status as per R183(6). We have been living here for more than 3 years (4 in September). How do I apply for Permanent Resident ( I have been looking at the Immigration Guide 5527 - Application for Permanent Residence, Temporary Resident Permit Holder. Question is "Am I on the right track or doing the right thing"

 

[thevisawhisperer]

The temporary resident permit holder provisions are not for you. They are for people otherwise inadmissible to Canada who have been permitted to enter and/or stay.
You should apply for a work permit, even though you are exempt, so that in a year after being named on an LMIA-exempt work permit, you can apply for Canadian Experience Class and get a 50-point bonus for an authorised job offer. Someone should have told you this at the start. Work done (even legally) without a work permit, does not count as Canadian work experience.
Alternatively, you might have a high enough CRS total to apply right now, without needing Canadian work experience or a job offer.

 

[scylla]

I am a US Citizen with my family, authorized to perform Religious duties as per R186 (L) and Temporary Residence Status as per R183(6). We have been living here for more than 3 years (4 in September). How do I apply for Permanent Resident ( I have been looking at the Immigration Guide 5527 - Application for Permanent Residence, Temporary Resident Permit Holder. Question is "Am I on the right track or doing the right thing"

A TRP does not get you permanent residency status. It's a temporary visa that has low approval rates and which is typically reserved for individuals who are otherwise inadmissible to Canada, often due to a crime. So no, you are most definitely not on the right track.

If you want to become a permanent resident, then you will need to apply for PR through one of Canada's economic immigration streams. I would recommend that you start by researching the Express Entry program. This is a points based program where those with the most points are selected. Right now you need to have 470+ points to be selected. Calculate how many points you have to see how realistic an option this may be. Details below:

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/works.html

 

[Aman lail]

Hi ..I have 2 years full time care giver experience in Canada to apply for permanent residence when to submit police clearance certificate

 

[Angela2023]

I applied for pr - aip on january, received passport request sep 06, I am inland. The job that sponsored me is terrible, when is safe to quit and not affect my pr? I aplied in PrinceEdward Island, when is safe to move to other province?