Can anyone tell me which one should be the date of permanent resident ? the date mentioned in the CORP or the date after first entry (POE) . plz urgent.
Can anyone tell me which one should be the date of permanent resident ? the date mentioned in the CORP or the date after first entry (POE) . plz urgent.
for all those that have completed their landing process I have a quick question for you. I have been told that when you land and submit your CoPR at the respective Airport you are asked to provide proof of funds. Is this correct? This has already been done in the application process so I don't really understand as to why we need to do it again?
for all those that have completed their landing process I have a quick question for you. I have been told that when you land and submit your CoPR at the respective Airport you are asked to provide proof of funds. Is this correct? This has already been done in the application process so I don't really understand as to why we need to do it again?
PR holders need to get a visa to enter US. The visa process is easy and almost everyone gets it. People living near the border go to US for shopping almost everything.. but only when the currency is good.
canrushi said:
If you have your PR card in hand.. then I think u wont be needed transit visa while returnimg to India...
Changing provinces is never a big issue you can anytime depending on your vsia but their are two points to consider:
1. It can be expensive resettling from one place to another especially if you have started settling in one .. I mean you set up your home /furniture etc.
2. There are many benefits offered by each province that you can avail only if you stay in a particular province for a particular period.
Lammawitch said:
I'm not sure why you are trying to look for "loopholes".
The last sentence applies if you land in Ontario and then reside there, but don't yet meet the 12 month requirement as a new immigrant.
I would think that if you land in Ontario, go to live in BC, then return to Ontario, you would be considered as having moved from another province, even if it's in your first year in Canada.
However, your best option is to contact OSAP directly and ask.
Friends,
I am landing on 9th of september. can someone confirm these are the forms i should keep it ready for landing and if so can you give me the link for these forms.
1. PR Card Application (IMM 5444E). -carry it filled pre-printed, for ease
2. Goods to Follow List (Form B4 / B4A). -carry it filled pre-printed, for ease
3. Goods Accompanying List. -as above, a table of things u r carrying on person (value & Totaled)
Forms required later
4. SIN Card Apps Form (NAS 2120). -Not Needed at the A/port [later at Services Canada]
Are there any more forms i keep it ready apart from the above.
Can someone give me the links for the above forms where i can download.
Friends,
I am landing on 9th of september. can someone confirm these are the forms i should keep it ready for landing and if so can you give me the link for these forms.
1. PR Card Application (IMM 5444E). -carry it filled pre-printed, for ease Not necessary.
2. Goods to Follow List (Form B4 / B4A). -carry it filled pre-printed, for ease Yes, B4a
3. Goods Accompanying List. -as above, a table of things u r carrying on person (value & Totaled)
Forms required later Yes, form B4
4. SIN Card Apps Form (NAS 2120). -Not Needed at the A/port [later at Services Canada] No. Depending on airport, there may be a Service Canada office onsite to apply for SIN #. If not, just go to nearest Service Canada office the next day (or as soon as you can).
Are there any more forms i keep it ready apart from the above.
Can someone give me the links for the above forms where i can download.
