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PR Visa - 1193 days for processing
Yesterday evening I received a package from the CHC in London with my passport and PR visa enclosed. Just need a trip to the border now to get it rubber stamped.
For those that are interested in timelines.... Application made April '05 (Skilled Worker) AOR June '05 90 day update Dec '07 Medicals April '08 PR visa issued July '08 Now I'm no longer tied to a WP and our business, so Canada's my oyster, or something. |
Re: PR Visa - 1193 days for processing
Originally Posted by R I C H
(Post 6549250)
Yesterday evening I received a package from the CHC in London with my passport and PR visa enclosed. Just need a trip to the border now to get it rubber stamped.
For those that are interested in timelines.... Application made April '05 (Skilled Worker) AOR June '05 90 day update Dec '07 Medicals April '08 PR visa issued July '08 Now I'm no longer tied to a WP and our business, so Canada's my oyster, or something. Yours is a story that gives one faith that all things are possible! |
Re: PR Visa - 1193 days for processing
Congratulations RICH, I'm very pleased for you! Its about time! :)
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You must be chuffed to buggery ! Well done - at last - and now that Canada is your oyster, or whatever, what are you going to do with her ?!
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Re: PR Visa - 1193 days for processing
Fantastic news. Enjoy your oyster.
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Re: PR Visa - 1193 days for processing
Well done RICH, long time coming??
Congratulations :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: Sue :D |
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Congratulations R I C H!! Don't eat the Oyster though...apparantly they taste yukko!
Well done :thumbsup: |
Re: PR Visa - 1193 days for processing
Congratulations, R I C H ! :thumbsup:
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i am still waiting on my worker permit :( supposed to take 6 weeks... now week 12, and im due to fly off to start work on saturday :S hope mine comes in the nick of time, probably take 1193 days for me to get just a worker one lol! anyways, nice one mate!
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Re: PR Visa - 1193 days for processing
Originally Posted by ann m
(Post 6549362)
now that Canada is your oyster, or whatever, what are you going to do with her ?!
I've a new job to start at the university in Kamloops (they've been patient enough to wait for me to get PR since offering me the job back in April), so that'll be my serving of oyster soon. |
Re: PR Visa - 1193 days for processing
Originally Posted by R I C H
(Post 6549250)
Yesterday evening I received a package from the CHC in London with my passport and PR visa enclosed. Just need a trip to the border now to get it rubber stamped.
For those that are interested in timelines.... Application made April '05 (Skilled Worker) AOR June '05 90 day update Dec '07 Medicals April '08 PR visa issued July '08 Now I'm no longer tied to a WP and our business, so Canada's my oyster, or something. |
Re: PR Visa - 1193 days for processing
RICH thats great.
My family and I are just starting research to moving to canada and are finding the imagration process confusing. Have you applied for PR and waited for the process to complete or have you had a temporary work permit and been out there. Some poeple in this forum seem to have got a temp work permit and then obtained the PR within 1 year. Is it possible in simple terms to outline the imagration process. Many thanks :thumbsup: |
Re: PR Visa - 1193 days for processing
Originally Posted by duncancope
(Post 6549633)
RICH thats great.
My family and I are just starting research to moving to canada and are finding the imagration process confusing. Have you applied for PR and waited for the process to complete or have you had a temporary work permit and been out there. Some poeple in this forum seem to have got a temp work permit and then obtained the PR within 1 year. Is it possible in simple terms to outline the imagration process. Many thanks :thumbsup: R I C H's case is very unusual. He and his wife submitted a PR application. Then they got tired of waiting, came to Canada on a holiday, bought a property with a view to starting a business and, on that basis, applied for temporary work permits, which were granted. They then developed their business, Fieldstone Equestrian Centre, in Kamloops, BC. As I understand it, Mr. and Mrs. R I C H then just let their PR application rumble along in its own good time. Fortunately their PR application now has been approved. But there are not many members of this forum who have done what R I C H has done. The quickest way to understand the immigration process, I believe, is to read the Wiki article called Quick Guide to Canadian Immigration. Since you've also mentioned the people who have upgraded from temporary work permits to PR status within a year, you'd probably be interested in the Wiki called Fast Track PR Application. Hope that helps. x |
Re: PR Visa - 1193 days for processing
Originally Posted by duncancope
(Post 6549633)
RICH thats great.
My family and I are just starting research to moving to canada and are finding the imagration process confusing. Have you applied for PR and waited for the process to complete or have you had a temporary work permit and been out there. Some poeple in this forum seem to have got a temp work permit and then obtained the PR within 1 year. Is it possible in simple terms to outline the imagration process. Many thanks :thumbsup: I moved to BC as a tourist in August '05 (a few months after applying for PR). I purchased some property and started a business, which I wasn't allowed to earn a living from for 4mths until my WP was issued in Nov '05. I applied for the WP while in Canada, and had to travel to the US border to flag-pole in order to get the documentation issued. Because I was self-employed I had no employer to sponsor me, which is the usual way to expedite PR, so I've had to be patient and wait 3yrs for the PR process to take its course. |
Re: PR Visa - 1193 days for processing
Originally Posted by Judy in Calgary
(Post 6549701)
Hello, Duncan, and welcome to the BE forum.
R I C H's case is very unusual. He and his wife submitted a PR application. Then they got tired of waiting, came to Canada on a holiday, bought a property with a view to starting a business and, on that basis, applied for temporary work permits, which were granted. They then developed their business, Fieldstone Equestrian Centre, in Kamloops, BC. As I understand it, Mr. and Mrs. R I C H then just let their PR application rumble along in its own good time. Fortunately their PR application now has been approved. But there are not many members of this forum who have done what R I C H has done. The quickest way to understand the immigration process, I believe, is to read the Wiki article called Quick Guide to Canadian Immigration. Since you've also mentioned the people who have upgraded from temporary work permits to PR status within a year, you'd probably be interested in the Wiki called Fast Track PR Application. Hope that helps. x |
Re: PR Visa - 1193 days for processing
Congrats RICH, enjoy your oyster.
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Re: PR Visa - 1193 days for processing
Originally Posted by R I C H
(Post 6549250)
Yesterday evening I received a package from the CHC in London with my passport and PR visa enclosed. Just need a trip to the border now to get it rubber stamped.
For those that are interested in timelines.... Application made April '05 (Skilled Worker) AOR June '05 90 day update Dec '07 Medicals April '08 PR visa issued July '08 Now I'm no longer tied to a WP and our business, so Canada's my oyster, or something. |
Re: PR Visa - 1193 days for processing
Congratulations R I C H :thumbsup:
It must be a big relief to finally have the visa in your hand. Enjoy your TRU oyster |
Re: PR Visa - 1193 days for processing
Well done Rich :thumbsup: will you be working TRU during the summer holidays or are you waiting until September?
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Re: PR Visa - 1193 days for processing
Originally Posted by Danny B
(Post 6550129)
Well done Rich :thumbsup: will you be working TRU during the summer holidays or are you waiting until September?
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Congrats RICH.
Not before time. :) |
Re: PR Visa - 1193 days for processing
Well done. You had some bottle to do what you did.
When will you get the Passport??? (I presume that you're going to, having come this far) |
Re: PR Visa - 1193 days for processing
Originally Posted by geedee
(Post 6550643)
Well done. You had some bottle to do what you did.
When will you get the Passport??? (I presume that you're going to, having come this far) Once I've accumulated enough days as a resident I'll apply for citizenship. Time spent on a WP here's not counted as full-time (a proportional amount is allocated), so it'll be a year or 2 yet. |
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Congratulations to you and your wife. :thumbsup::thumbsup:
Well deserved.:thumbup: |
Re: PR Visa - 1193 days for processing
Originally Posted by R I C H
(Post 6549715)
10/10 :thumbup:
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