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[legro]

can anyone please answer my question???

It is definitely part of background check... depending on the officer handling your case, it could be part of the security check.

 

[I.M.]

Hey guys. Did anyone change the employer during the pr process. I'm inland paper based pnp employer restricted applicant and I just so stressed working for this employer...I know the best way is to wait, but if anyone....How's that worked for you?

You definitely can change jobs, but there are restrictions.
I had a friend who changed jobs with a closed pnp. He had a valid reason (injust treatment) and pnp program gave him 90 days to find a new sponsor with the same NOC. He is now happily working for his new employer and didn't waiting for his pr.

Ask your local pnp office for advice on the matter!

 

[iaq07]

Any ppr to august applicants ?

 

[cartoonnetwork]

Does anyone know how do you land in Saskatchewan, directly? Like, would it be okay if you have an onward flight ticket to Saskatchewan from Toronto or Vancouver?

Saw someone's post stating their PR was cancelled because they landed someplace else. Sounds like a silly question but I'd still please like your opinions.

 

[Jocker01]

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Does anyone know how do you land in Saskatchewan, directly? Like, would it be okay if you have an onward flight ticket to Saskatchewan from Toronto or Vancouver?

Saw someone's post stating their PR was canceled because they landed someplace else. It sounds like a silly question but I'd still please like your opinions.

That can't be true! That must be another reason why they canceled this person PR. There are no direct flights for some places from the EU. I'm planning to land in YYZ, activate PR and stay a few days in Toronto with my family so I can show my kids CN tower, aquarium, etc. They will need to return back to the UK to get everything sorted back here and I will continue my journey to MB, find a job and place to stay; they will join me later. As PR you can live anywhere in CA, obviously, it is preferable to stay in the province which's nominated you.

 

[cartoonnetwork]

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That can't be true! That must be another reason why they canceled this person PR. There are no direct flights for some places from the EU. I'm planning to land in YYZ, activate PR and stay a few days in Toronto with my family so I can show my kids CN tower, aquarium, etc. They will need to return back to the UK to get everything sorted back here and I will continue my journey to MB, find a job and place to stay; they will join me later. As PR you can live anywhere in CA, obviously, it is preferable to stay in the province which's nominated you.

I'm so paranoid about something going wrong that I've decided to get all dumb questions out here.

 

[The Autistocrats]

Does anyone know how do you land in Saskatchewan, directly? Like, would it be okay if you have an onward flight ticket to Saskatchewan from Toronto or Vancouver?

Saw someone's post stating their PR was cancelled because they landed someplace else. Sounds like a silly question but I'd still please like your opinions.

The problem for that particular brain genius was that they declared, to the immigration officer, on landing, that they didn't intend to live in the province that nominated them, but rather in another (the one they were landing in). As for why that's a problem, your PNP nomination probably came with some conditions attached, one of which will be along the lines of 'Applicant must continue to demonstrate ability and intent to economically establish in [province]'. It's kind of impressive, really, actively managing to wreck everything at the very last possible moment.

So long as you're not so blisteringly dim as to declare out loud that your provincial nomination is just a worthless piece of paper to you in the immigration hall at Pearson, you'll be fine. From the officer's perspective having tickets for onward travel will make it more of an open and shut thing but, hell, I'm sure people have just rented a car and driven before. As long as you're comfortable explaining what you're doing, just tell'em.

 

[gracema]

Hi just share my timeline:
Sinp outland Sydney office

AR 26 06 2018
Aor 16 08.2018
Mr 02 05 2019
Me 07 05 2019
Mep 13 05 2019
1st GU for BC start processing and PAL
28 05 2019
2st GU 05 07 2019
DM 05 07 2019
PPR pending...

 

[cartoonnetwork]

The problem for that particular brain genius was that they declared, to the immigration officer, on landing, that they didn't intend to live in the province that nominated them, but rather in another (the one they were landing in). As for why that's a problem, your PNP nomination probably came with some conditions attached, one of which will be along the lines of 'Applicant must continue to demonstrate ability and intent to economically establish in [province]'. It's kind of impressive, really, actively managing to wreck everything at the very last possible moment.

So long as you're not so blisteringly dim as to declare out loud that your provincial nomination is just a worthless piece of paper to you in the immigration hall at Pearson, you'll be fine. From the officer's perspective having tickets for onward travel will make it more of an open and shut thing but, hell, I'm sure people have just rented a car and driven before. As long as you're comfortable explaining what you're doing, just tell'em.

Beautifully said. I honestly think the immigration officer himself/herself must have felt kinda bad about just doing their job.

 

[knokkelmann16]

Does anyone know how do you land in Saskatchewan, directly? Like, would it be okay if you have an onward flight ticket to Saskatchewan from Toronto or Vancouver?

Saw someone's post stating their PR was cancelled because they landed someplace else. Sounds like a silly question but I'd still please like your opinions.

how can PR be cancelled? if it s granted it is so. maybe he didn't get a PR status before landing?

 

[I.M.]

how can PR be cancelled? if it s granted it is so. maybe he didn't get a PR status before landing?

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/confirmation-of-pr-cancelled.641125/

 

[knokkelmann16]

seems he didn't get pr right? whats copr?

 

[I.M.]

Unfortunately she didn't and has to leave Canada. I hope she finds another way to be with her family soon.

I believe copr is confirmed PR or something similar.

 

[lionel27]

Any ppr to august applicants ?

Some received apparently, but not many.

 

[Jocker01]

seems he didn't get pr right? whats copr?

CoPR= Confirmation of PR