PNP PAPER-BASED - SEP OCT 2019 Applicant —— Let’s Gather Here & Share Timeline!!!
- Thread starter joshjzb
- Start date
My timline
AR nov 2019
AOR Jan 2020
PAL feb 2020
Upfront medical October 2020
Medical passed 25 November 2020
DM 27 nov 2020
File approved 13 Jan 2021
Copr generated in gckey and gc key status is you entered etobicoke office on 13 Jan 2021 and become PR
No COPR yet
Waiting from 3 months
Called so many times told to wait
Too much stress.... any suggestions???
Inland oinp paper based
AR nov 2019
AOR Jan 2020
PAL feb 2020
Upfront medical October 2020
Medical passed 25 November 2020
DM 27 nov 2020
File approved 13 Jan 2021
Copr generated in gckey and gc key status is you entered etobicoke office on 13 Jan 2021 and become PR
No COPR yet
Waiting from 3 months
Called so many times told to wait
Too much stress.... any suggestions???
Inland oinp paper based
send an email to etobicoke office. the call center agent wont be able to help. communicate directly with your visa office
You know any email I’d of Etobicoke office or contact number of office or from where I can get???
Pls let me know if anyone knows thanks
I'm in the same situation. You should apply for extension of closed work permit. I just don't know how/where to do it online...
Oh wow it is very confusing. I am searching for answers and very confused. Please let me know if you find anything
I was able to get through the questions and create an online application to extend my closed work permit.
Log in to you profile, at the bottom where it says apply to come to Canada or smth similar, answer the questions as follows:
What would you like to do in Canada?
Work
How long are you planning to stay in Canada?
Temporarily - more than 6 months
...
What is your current immigration status in Canada?
Worker
...
Have you been told by an Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada office that you are approved in principle for permanent residence in Canada?
Yes
Have you submitted a permanent resident application in Canada?
Yes
Do you have a written job offer?
Yes
...
Which option best describes your work situation?
I'm a provincial nominee certificate holder
...
(I've omitted questions with personal info and stuff that might not be relevant to your situation)
Once you're done with questionnaire, you'll see a regular work permit application in your profile and have 60 days to complete it.
Required documents will be: all 3 for PNP you've received from your province (work permit, support letter, confirmation of nomination), passport, digital photo, IMM5710e, offer of employment. LOE is optional.