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gloveman

Feb 3rd 2007 9:49 am

Good news but it may upset some of you

Application for residency put in post 11 December 2006 - request for medicals received 3 February 2007. 8 weeks door to door with christmas in the middle.

PNP is the way to go.

pennyhp

Feb 3rd 2007 10:42 am

Re: Good news but it may upset some of you

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Originally Posted by gloveman (Post 4358219)

Application for residency put in post 11 December 2006 - request for medicals received 3 February 2007. 8 weeks door to door with christmas in the middle.

PNP is the way to go.

Which PNP??
Was it job offer or economic (business)

Penny

YYZlover

Feb 3rd 2007 11:00 am

Re: Good news but it may upset some of you

Aren't you tied to actually staying in the province applied to and accepted?

If not - which province!????

pennyhp

Feb 3rd 2007 11:22 am

Re: Good news but it may upset some of you

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Originally Posted by YYZlover (Post 4358346)

Aren't you tied to actually staying in the province applied to and accepted?

If not - which province!????

Yes. You sign a declaration of your intention to settle in the province that nominates you.

It is possible to have your PR revoked if you do not.

Penny

49thparallel

Feb 3rd 2007 5:07 pm

Re: Good news but it may upset some of you

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Originally Posted by pennyhp (Post 4358398)

Yes. You sign a declaration of your intention to settle in the province that nominates you.

It is possible to have your PR revoked if you do not.

Penny

Correct up to a point however this does not mean that you are tied to the nominating province forever. All that is required is that you have demonstrated sufficient effort and intent to settle and adapt in the nominating province. Of course you are free to move to anonther province if a better opportunity awaits you.

ellsie

Feb 4th 2007 5:22 am

Re: Good news but it may upset some of you

Think Gloveman said he was coming here to Campbell River in BC in another post. Congratulations :thumbup: We came on business visa to BC and were sent for meds after we applied for PNP too.

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