PNP Applicants (Within Canada) - Share your timelines
Jan 14th 2016, 11:44 pm
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We submitted all our docs on 13 the August and got an email on 5th Jan asking for photos and copies of passports. So it's been almost 5 months.
Jan 14th 2016, 11:47 pm
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Jan 15th 2016, 4:27 pm
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Re: PNP Applicants (Within Canada) - Share your timelines
Looking at your timeline Bella Cullen, your a few months ahead of me. You said you sent your application January 15? I sent mine February 15, yet didn't get my medical requests until September when you had yours in May. I'm getting frustrated and impatient, especially when I see people still waiting when they sent their application before me lol.
I'm sure you will hear something soon, then hopefully it wont be to long until I hear something.
I'm sure you will hear something soon, then hopefully it wont be to long until I hear something.
Jan 26th 2016, 7:21 pm
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Got our COPR yesterday!! A week after they received the paperwork. We are do happy right now. Off to flagpole on Friday. Good luck to everyone else waiting.. � ����
Jan 26th 2016, 8:16 pm
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Jan 26th 2016, 9:48 pm
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Flagpoled today at the aldergrove crossing. Staff couldnt have been more pleasent and we waited a sum total of 20 mins very happy.
Jan 26th 2016, 10:04 pm
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Jan 26th 2016, 10:05 pm
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Jan 27th 2016, 2:09 pm
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How long was it from passport requests to getting your COPR?
Jan 27th 2016, 3:57 pm
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Feb 6th 2016, 10:22 am
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We are pretty much at the very beginning of this process but will add a timeline 
Short back story is that we came to Canada in June 2012 as temp workers (DH is a nurse) but returned to the uk in 2014 but couldn't settle at all..... DH returned to Canada in oct 2015 and applied for PNP. This was granted in June 2015 and he applied for an extension to his work permit....... Everything seems to take FOREVER but this came through at the end of sept.
We sent our application for PR in October and last week received an email to say that we are now being processed.
It's been a long haul so far and we are expecting it to be longer yet but at least some progress has been made.
I am living in the UK with our kids just now as we don't want to uproot the kids again until we can guarantee we will be able to stay in Canada long term so it's been a weird year so far.
So really we are just marking our place and settling in for the long wait now
Short back story is that we came to Canada in June 2012 as temp workers (DH is a nurse) but returned to the uk in 2014 but couldn't settle at all..... DH returned to Canada in oct 2015 and applied for PNP. This was granted in June 2015 and he applied for an extension to his work permit....... Everything seems to take FOREVER but this came through at the end of sept.
We sent our application for PR in October and last week received an email to say that we are now being processed.
It's been a long haul so far and we are expecting it to be longer yet but at least some progress has been made.
I am living in the UK with our kids just now as we don't want to uproot the kids again until we can guarantee we will be able to stay in Canada long term so it's been a weird year so far.
So really we are just marking our place and settling in for the long wait now
Feb 6th 2016, 5:10 pm
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We are pretty much at the very beginning of this process but will add a timeline
Short back story is that we came to Canada in June 2012 as temp workers (DH is a nurse) but returned to the uk in 2014 but couldn't settle at all..... DH returned to Canada in oct 2015 and applied for PNP. This was granted in June 2015 and he applied for an extension to his work permit....... Everything seems to take FOREVER but this came through at the end of sept.
We sent our application for PR in October and last week received an email to say that we are now being processed.
It's been a long haul so far and we are expecting it to be longer yet but at least some progress has been made.
I am living in the UK with our kids just now as we don't want to uproot the kids again until we can guarantee we will be able to stay in Canada long term so it's been a weird year so far.
So really we are just marking our place and settling in for the long wait now
Short back story is that we came to Canada in June 2012 as temp workers (DH is a nurse) but returned to the uk in 2014 but couldn't settle at all..... DH returned to Canada in oct 2015 and applied for PNP. This was granted in June 2015 and he applied for an extension to his work permit....... Everything seems to take FOREVER but this came through at the end of sept.
We sent our application for PR in October and last week received an email to say that we are now being processed.
It's been a long haul so far and we are expecting it to be longer yet but at least some progress has been made.
I am living in the UK with our kids just now as we don't want to uproot the kids again until we can guarantee we will be able to stay in Canada long term so it's been a weird year so far.
So really we are just marking our place and settling in for the long wait now