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[CherAmie]

What abt u cher Amie? Hows ur timeline so far?

It’s in my signature and so far quite dull. When anything happens, I’ll post and update my signature. Thks for asking!

 

[maxiie]

It’s in my signature and so far quite dull. When anything happens, I’ll post and update my signature. Thks for asking!

Just to confirm it’s yours or your clients?

 

[T0pubo]

I want to apply for my SIN. I am temporarily in Montreal, but TR2PR is for outside of Quebec. My destination province is NL.

Do you think I should do an online SIN (15 working days' timeline), or do a SIN in Montreal (instant) or Ottawa (outside of Quebec)?

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

 

[T0pubo]

My wife got it in two weeks.

Mine has been pending for a long time...and now I've gotten PR.

 

[T0pubo]

Even another question, is it at all possible to get some of the monies spent on other applications? I paid restoration like 3 times, have a work permit, TRV and visitor record applications all still pending.
Do I have any hope of getting some of the monies back?

 

[JACKPT]

For me initially it was None. Because there were no messages for me when I linked. I haven't received AOR either. So, it stayed none until my first ADR (imm5669) and then it changed to read afterwards.

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For me initially it was None. Because there were no messages for me when I linked. I haven't received AOR either. So, it stayed none until my first ADR (imm5669) and then it changed to read afterwards.

Same here, it's almost the anniversary since my last update, a 5669 ADR.
Endless waiting.

 

[Lola247]

I want to apply for my SIN. I am temporarily in Montreal, but TR2PR is for outside of Quebec. My destination province is NL.

Do you think I should do an online SIN (15 working days' timeline), or do a SIN in Montreal (instant) or Ottawa (outside of Quebec)?

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Keep in mind that you will need a proof of address if applying online because this is where they will physically send your new SIN to. If I were to apply in person, I'd always choose to apply at the place where I actually live. So Montréal might not be the best place. Just my 2 cents.

 

[Vanol]

Hello guys,
It’s been 3months since Criminality, security and eligibility and medical were passed but no update since 3months.. seems as if February AORs have some small delays?
has anyone been in thesame situation?

 

[Shwash1234]

Just read snippet in PDF document on website . Not sure how to interpret these numbers in context for those who got AOR and nothing processed after!!
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In 2021, a time-limited Temporary Resident to Permanent Resident Pathway targeting recent international graduates and essential workers saw over 91,000 applications. Over 130 essential occupations at various skill levels in areas including those raised in the Motion, such as health care, caregiving, agriculture, manufacturing, service industry, trades and transportation, were 3% 38% 2% 50% 1% 6% 0% Figure 2: 2019 Transitions by Temporary Foreign Workers by Permanent Resident Program Atlantic Immigration Pilot Programs Canadian Experience Caregiver Pathways Provincial Nominee Program Federal Skilled Trade Federal Skilled Worker Other ( Entrepreneur, Investor, Self-Employed and Start-up Business Immigration Categories) This figure provides a snapshot of the pathways within the economic immigration programs used by permanent residents with previous work experience in Canada as temporary foreign workers. The predominant programs for those that transitioned to permanent residency in 2019 were the Provincial Nominee Program (50%) and the Canadian Experience Class (38%). 18 eligible. Dedicated streams for French-speaking and official language bilingual temporary residents were included. Close to 24,000 new permanent residents were admitted through this pathway in 2021 and over 31,000 more have been admitted to the end of July 2022, or approximately 78% of the 40,000 planned admissions for 2022. A further 32,000 admissions are planned in 2023.12
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[CherAmie]

Just read snippet in PDF document on website . Not sure how to interpret these numbers in context for those who got AOR and nothing processed after!!
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In 2021, a time-limited Temporary Resident to Permanent Resident Pathway targeting recent international graduates and essential workers saw over 91,000 applications. Over 130 essential occupations at various skill levels in areas including those raised in the Motion, such as health care, caregiving, agriculture, manufacturing, service industry, trades and transportation, were 3% 38% 2% 50% 1% 6% 0% Figure 2: 2019 Transitions by Temporary Foreign Workers by Permanent Resident Program Atlantic Immigration Pilot Programs Canadian Experience Caregiver Pathways Provincial Nominee Program Federal Skilled Trade Federal Skilled Worker Other ( Entrepreneur, Investor, Self-Employed and Start-up Business Immigration Categories) This figure provides a snapshot of the pathways within the economic immigration programs used by permanent residents with previous work experience in Canada as temporary foreign workers. The predominant programs for those that transitioned to permanent residency in 2019 were the Provincial Nominee Program (50%) and the Canadian Experience Class (38%). 18 eligible. Dedicated streams for French-speaking and official language bilingual temporary residents were included. Close to 24,000 new permanent residents were admitted through this pathway in 2021 and over 31,000 more have been admitted to the end of July 2022, or approximately 78% of the 40,000 planned admissions for 2022. A further 32,000 admissions are planned in 2023.12
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The numbers in the last 2 sentences seem to be in line with IRCC’s announced 2022/23 Budget released at the beginning of this year. All this means for people who have received an AOR but nothing further (& also those still awaiting the start of processing/linking/AOR) is that they could be part of the remaining 9000 budgeted to receive PR before year-end 2022, or they may be part of the 32,000 budgeted to get PR in 2023. Let’s hope it’s early in 2023! Best wishes.

 

[Lily444]

https://www.cicnews.com/2022/09/sea...ome-canadian-permanent-residents-0930777.html

 

[T0pubo]

Keep in mind that you will need a proof of address if applying online because this is where they will physically send your new SIN to. If I were to apply in person, I'd always choose to apply at the place where I actually live. So Montréal might not be the best place. Just my 2 cents.

My residential address is in the new province, NL. The address has been changed on my bank accounts, credit card accounts. This proof of address was an ADR and the bank statements were used as proof.

My preference is to do the SIN in my new province, but to do that immediately would cost $1500 .

 

[sumaterra]

https://www.cicnews.com/2022/09/sea...ome-canadian-permanent-residents-0930777.html

"
NDP immigration critic Jenny Kwan said there is nothing new listed in what Fraser, who is from the Liberal Party, tabled in Parliament.

“What the Government provided is nothing more than the recycling of what is already in place. The Minister is not proposing anything new to the Immigration Levels plan to support the goals set out in Motion 44,” Kwan wrote in an email to CIC News. “This so-called strategy lacks any real information or details of what a true comprehensive plan would entail.”
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hahaha

 

[waitingforPR123]

My 15th month anniversary is comin up tomorrow
NO news after my medicals changed from passed to "you do not need a medical right now"

 

[Sara Arias]

Hi Everyone!

I got my AOR in March and nothing since then... Anyone that received an AOR in March got their PR? I contacted my MPP and their response was:

Medical : passed
Criminality: in progress
security: not started
eligibility: not started

I am losing my mind haha