andrew/jim can i visit canada when my pr is in process?
Mar 19th 2004, 12:54 pm
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andrew/jim can i visit canada when my pr is in process?
1. can i visit canada while my pr is in process? i have to apply for a visa. will it be rejected? i have visited canada once in '99. but now i want to go there to figure out relocation.
2. when i got my interview waiver letter, it included my medical report forms+ they had asked me to pay my landing fee. so does this mean, my visa passport request is around the corner?
my aor said they received my application on july 2002.
got the waiver letter in oct. 2003; medicals sent by december 2003; fbi certificate in feb. 2004.
2. when i got my interview waiver letter, it included my medical report forms+ they had asked me to pay my landing fee. so does this mean, my visa passport request is around the corner?
my aor said they received my application on july 2002.
got the waiver letter in oct. 2003; medicals sent by december 2003; fbi certificate in feb. 2004.
Mar 19th 2004, 2:10 pm
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Re: andrew/jim can i visit canada when my pr is in process?
1. You can apply for visitor visa. There is no guarantee that you'll get
one, but after interview waiver and at this stage of PR process it may be
easier.
2. Seems like your process in progressing nicely and is close to conclusion.
Of course you need to remember that "close" in immigration process is a
relative world - it may mean weeks or several months.
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> 1. can i visit canada while my pr is in process? i have to apply for a
> visa. will it be rejected? i have visited canada once in '99. but now
> i want to go there to figure out relocation.
> 2. when i got my
> interview waiver letter, it included my medical report forms+ they
> had asked me to pay my landing fee. so does this mean, my visa
> passport request is around the corner?
> my aor said they received my
> application on july 2002.
> got the waiver letter in oct. 2003;
> medicals sent by december 2003; fbi certificate in feb. 2004.
> --
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one, but after interview waiver and at this stage of PR process it may be
easier.
2. Seems like your process in progressing nicely and is close to conclusion.
Of course you need to remember that "close" in immigration process is a
relative world - it may mean weeks or several months.
--
../..
Andrew Miller
Immigration Consultant
Vancouver, British Columbia
email: [email protected]
(delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email)
________________________________
"anxious_glo" <member22036@british_expats.com> wrote in message
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> 1. can i visit canada while my pr is in process? i have to apply for a
> visa. will it be rejected? i have visited canada once in '99. but now
> i want to go there to figure out relocation.
> 2. when i got my
> interview waiver letter, it included my medical report forms+ they
> had asked me to pay my landing fee. so does this mean, my visa
> passport request is around the corner?
> my aor said they received my
> application on july 2002.
> got the waiver letter in oct. 2003;
> medicals sent by december 2003; fbi certificate in feb. 2004.
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Mar 19th 2004, 8:20 pm
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andrew can i visit canada when my pr is in process?
i am a student on F1 status and have spring break coming up. i wanted to utilize this period to go and look around for relocating since apparently its not too far away.
so if getting visit visa is not a sure shot, and if they deny it to me, will it reflect on my immigration visa? if that would be the case then i would rather not even apply for it.
tks for your advise.
so if getting visit visa is not a sure shot, and if they deny it to me, will it reflect on my immigration visa? if that would be the case then i would rather not even apply for it.
tks for your advise.
