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USA intends to improve Immigration for Talent/Diaspora! Stop rushing for AINP!!

Fact Canada has the strongest Financial system in the world according to the IMF,The US is running #23.To quote Ronald Reagan",Its the Economy Stupid."So lets see Canada Mild Reccesion,Some jobs recovering in 2010,Cold Weather,US Economic Disaster Recovering 2012-2013.Warm weather.Many people cannot wait for the US to recover,they need to work in the meantime
 
BCguy said:
Why not move to Canada,Get your Canadian citizenship in 3 years,then move back to the US and as a Canadian under NAFTA you can basically work almost anywhere in the US as long as you want.
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Please don't give this sort advice. Do you want to see Canadians off to work in the US?

One of my friend said he will get his Canadian PR then live in Windsor,work in Detroit and commute on a daily basis.
 
BCguy said:
FACT California has more unemployed people then the whole nation of Canada
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California has more people than the whole nation of Canada. 36 mil vs. 33 mil. And I think illegals are not counted in the total of 36 millions.

I am just pointing out the fact, but I like Canada and I am moving there as long as I get my PR even if I get my US GC.
 
nix1 said:
BCguy said:
FACT California has more unemployed people then the whole nation of Canada
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California has more people than the whole nation of Canada. 36 mil vs. 33 mil. And I think illegals are not counted in the total of 36 millions.

I am just pointing out the fact, but I like Canada and I am moving there as long as I get my PR even if I get my US GC.
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Yeah that's the spirit. I will pick Canada over USA.
 
NAFTA does not allow anyone in any profession a VISA; it has to be (i think the latest list os of 63 occupations) in the list of occupations with shortage; also, there were some discussions on NAFTA being abolished by BO; if that ever happens I pray for all the hockey players in the land of the 'football played with hands'!
 
Ive seen this link on all the threads and I dont see an increase in the timelines...

i just see...

Strategic Recruitment Stream Processing time
Notification (pre-assessment) Up to two months
Candidate assessment Up to three months
Total AINP processing time Up to five months

so i dont know where you guys are seeing this increase in processing times for the H1b stream...

venks80 said:
Hey Governer,
You know now the AINP processing times is not 5 months , now its 8 months it may go to year also.
Strategic Recruitment Stream processing times for U.S. Visa Holders
U.S. Visa Holder Category Processing time
Notification (pre-assessment) Up to four months

Candidate assessment Up to four months
Total AINP processing time Up to eight months

http://www.albertacanada.com/immigration/immigrate/processingtimes.html

Technically this is the way how Alberta AINP restrict the NOMINATIONS.
(By the time most of the guys they will not be in H1 Status or laid of from the companies....
So better to pack up to Homeland........
Regards
VENKS
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Re: USA intends to improve Immigration for Talent/Diaspora! Stop rushing for AIN

Jacaranda said:
Ive seen this link on all the threads and I dont see an increase in the timelines...

i just see...

Strategic Recruitment Stream Processing time
Notification (pre-assessment) Up to two months
Candidate assessment Up to three months
Total AINP processing time Up to five months

so i dont know where you guys are seeing this increase in processing times for the H1b stream...

venks80 said:
Hey Governer,
You know now the AINP processing times is not 5 months , now its 8 months it may go to year also.
Strategic Recruitment Stream processing times for U.S. Visa Holders
U.S. Visa Holder Category Processing time
Notification (pre-assessment) Up to four months

Candidate assessment Up to four months
Total AINP processing time Up to eight months

http://www.albertacanada.com/immigration/immigrate/processingtimes.html

Technically this is the way how Alberta AINP restrict the NOMINATIONS.
(By the time most of the guys they will not be in H1 Status or laid of from the companies....
So better to pack up to Homeland........
Regards
VENKS
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Check this...

http://www.albertacanada.com/immigration/immigrate/processingtimes.html
 
Re: USA intends to improve Immigration for Talent/Diaspora! Stop rushing for AIN

and what is about those people who applied under the old process?


vsrao said:
Jacaranda said:
Ive seen this link on all the threads and I dont see an increase in the timelines...

i just see...

Strategic Recruitment Stream Processing time
Notification (pre-assessment) Up to two months
Candidate assessment Up to three months
Total AINP processing time Up to five months

so i dont know where you guys are seeing this increase in processing times for the H1b stream...

venks80 said:
Hey Governer,
You know now the AINP processing times is not 5 months , now its 8 months it may go to year also.
Strategic Recruitment Stream processing times for U.S. Visa Holders
U.S. Visa Holder Category Processing time
Notification (pre-assessment) Up to four months

Candidate assessment Up to four months
Total AINP processing time Up to eight months

http://www.albertacanada.com/immigration/immigrate/processingtimes.html

Technically this is the way how Alberta AINP restrict the NOMINATIONS.
(By the time most of the guys they will not be in H1 Status or laid of from the companies....
So better to pack up to Homeland........
Regards
VENKS
Click to expand...
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Check this...

http://www.albertacanada.com/immigration/immigrate/processingtimes.html
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I liked this one. Posted on trackitt.
Hi,

I landed in Canada successfully on Apr 4th. I had to return to the US to finish some stuff before taking a vacation and the experience was unforgettable. At the US border office I was quizzed (more like beat up)for about a half hour. The US officer in charge made a copy of my Canadian Landing paper and said that I can't have residency in 2 countries. He said that he was going to stop my residency process in the US, in spite of the fact that I have not even started the US green card process (Labor certification pending) and had applied for Canadian PR atleast a year before my employer applied for my labor cert (changed employers). I thought that he would refuse entry to the US, but luckily after a lot of pleading that I need to finish things up in US, he gave me entry.
So all of you guys/girls on 485 and AOS pending, beware, these are not good times to land in Canada with a PR. Heck, I've not even started my green card process, yet the guy gave me so much of angst and made the 1/2 hr a living hell for me. This is after I've lived 9 years in the US as a law abiding and tax paying person.

http://www.trackitt.com/canada-discussion-forums/landing-in-canada/325816979/horrible-return-experience-from-canada-back-to-usa
 
bendjoe said:
I liked this one. Posted on trackitt.
Hi,

I landed in Canada successfully on Apr 4th. I had to return to the US to finish some stuff before taking a vacation and the experience was unforgettable. At the US border office I was quizzed (more like beat up)for about a half hour. The US officer in charge made a copy of my Canadian Landing paper and said that I can't have residency in 2 countries. He said that he was going to stop my residency process in the US, in spite of the fact that I have not even started the US green card process (Labor certification pending) and had applied for Canadian PR atleast a year before my employer applied for my labor cert (changed employers). I thought that he would refuse entry to the US, but luckily after a lot of pleading that I need to finish things up in US, he gave me entry.
So all of you guys/girls on 485 and AOS pending, beware, these are not good times to land in Canada with a PR. Heck, I've not even started my green card process, yet the guy gave me so much of angst and made the 1/2 hr a living hell for me. This is after I've lived 9 years in the US as a law abiding and tax paying person.

http://www.trackitt.com/canada-discussion-forums/landing-in-canada/325816979/horrible-return-experience-from-canada-back-to-usa
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Hey bendojoe:

can you please mention your nationality
 
i do not get it; how can he legally stop you entering?
even if you have AOS pending, it is not permanent residency; you have applied for a residency, & until it is approved, you are not legally a resident; on what legal grounds is he saying that you are resident of 2 countries? you are resident of Canada & until USCIS approves your GC application you are NOT a resident of USA
 
abhi_hola said:
i do not get it; how can he legally stop you entering?
even if you have AOS pending, it is not permanent residency; you have applied for a residency, & until it is approved, you are not legally a resident; on what legal grounds is he saying that you are resident of 2 countries? you are resident of Canada & until USCIS approves your GC application you are NOT a resident of USA
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None of you will get it what happened and why happened? Historically it was a trend that people used to keep Canada landed immigrant status as a back up or used to give second priority in terms of Actual residence. Hundreds of Arab families got PR landed and again back to Dubai and Canadian governement was like an aXXhole who invited families but still they are living abroad and trying to maintain PR status by living just enough days so Canadian Passport is assured like living in canada exactly 3 out of 5 years or something. Now they want people who come live, work, pay tax, be part of Canadian system not as a backup. Though this doesn't apply here because it is for Canadian Citizens but they are trying to CHANGE everything and it is Obama infection. Here it is :
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/citizenship/rules-citizenship.asp

Apart from above explanation, to make it clear: The term "resident" and "Permamnent Resident" is different in meaning. Anybody on any visa J1, F1, H1, L1, A1, Q1, M1, O1, B1 US will considered as a "Legal resident" however PR visa or K1 stamped visa holders are the "permanent resident" of US
 
It's True that you are not legally supposed to have both US and Canadian P Residency however most immigration officers at the port of entry do not care. They mostly care about you entering the country legally.Many people have Landed in Canada and back without issues.I'm sure its just one of those immigration officers who just wants to attach a lot of importance to his/her job by getting into what happened on the other side of the border.
 
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