timescales for PNP/ Pr applications from outside Canada
Feb 20th 2013, 1:57 pm
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Re: timescales for PNP/ Pr applications from outside Canada
As long as the voltage is the same there should not be an issue. We also have many friends in Manitoba, we chat regularly but it is also a matter of electrical safety. I would have thought it would have made more sense though to use Canadian/US sockets rather that convert to UK sockets.
I wonder when you would stand Insurance wise if there was an electrical fire?
I wonder when you would stand Insurance wise if there was an electrical fire?
Feb 20th 2013, 2:02 pm
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Re: timescales for PNP/ Pr applications from outside Canada
Have you read about Canadian garages catching fire over the winter due to dodgy electrics and worn cables etc while leaving their engine block heaters on 
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Feb 20th 2013, 2:04 pm
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Re: timescales for PNP/ Pr applications from outside Canada
Feb 22nd 2013, 2:44 pm
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Re: timescales for PNP/ Pr applications from outside Canada
Sorry Andy, somebody else was faster and claimed the good deed for the day already :P ...plus...not sure your or our dogs want to share territory..
Yes, agree, mortgage can be cheaper than renting (hence that is why there isn't that much rental property around)...but if you don't know if you stay...still a wise choice to rent first. In Kaye's situation it might be bit different, if they are determinent to stay due to their program and have visited several times..
Yeah, choices won't be that big...but then.. stop being to picky?
We haven't left anybody standing on the street yet...and I am sure Louis will take good care of you anyway.
Yes, agree, mortgage can be cheaper than renting (hence that is why there isn't that much rental property around)...but if you don't know if you stay...still a wise choice to rent first. In Kaye's situation it might be bit different, if they are determinent to stay due to their program and have visited several times..
Yeah, choices won't be that big...but then.. stop being to picky?
We haven't left anybody standing on the street yet...and I am sure Louis will take good care of you anyway.I was just thinking about you! No news then.
We're still awaiting COPR (though it has only been a week, so not due yet) and failing to sell our house.
Did you have any luck with your viewer?
I just contacted another agent who can - and will - let and market for sale at the same time. Current agent not willing to do it. 2 more months, then we'll have to put it up for let.
We're still awaiting COPR (though it has only been a week, so not due yet) and failing to sell our house.
Did you have any luck with your viewer?
I just contacted another agent who can - and will - let and market for sale at the same time. Current agent not willing to do it. 2 more months, then we'll have to put it up for let.
Ahhhhh back cyberland or whatever its called. I thought you were going to say you received COPR 
. Usually takes 4-6 weeks, from what others have said, after sending further information, so hopefully just another few weeks to go .
Have you packed up your house or anything yet, mine is taking forever, it goes something like this - one step forward, total mess, a few steps back, total mess, another half step forward, more mess and so it goes on
. Its getting there but very messy business. I had made some headway with it a few months ago but not as much as I thought 
. Think I will go minimalist - zeroist when I move 
. I think its because I plan on taking very little .
. Usually takes 4-6 weeks, from what others have said, after sending further information, so hopefully just another few weeks to go . Have you packed up your house or anything yet, mine is taking forever, it goes something like this - one step forward, total mess, a few steps back, total mess, another half step forward, more mess and so it goes on
. Its getting there but very messy business. I had made some headway with it a few months ago but not as much as I thought . Think I will go minimalist - zeroist when I move . I think its because I plan on taking very little .
We did have an email from EFL (what who ever that is) London CHC, advising that they are looking at the additional medical information they received at the beginning of February Not long now (sigh) hopefully
How are all you guy's doing lately?
Feb 22nd 2013, 7:30 pm
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Re: timescales for PNP/ Pr applications from outside Canada
Well guy's nothing amazing to report yet We did have an email from EFL (what who ever that is) London CHC, advising that they are looking at the additional medical information they received at the beginning of February
Not long now (sigh) hopefully
How are all you guy's doing lately?
We did have an email from EFL (what who ever that is) London CHC, advising that they are looking at the additional medical information they received at the beginning of February Not long now (sigh) hopefully
How are all you guy's doing lately?
We're still awaiting COPR and failing to sell our house.
Feb 22nd 2013, 9:13 pm
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Re: timescales for PNP/ Pr applications from outside Canada
Well guy's nothing amazing to report yet We did have an email from EFL (what who ever that is) London CHC, advising that they are looking at the additional medical information they received at the beginning of February
Not long now (sigh) hopefully
How are all you guy's doing lately?
We did have an email from EFL (what who ever that is) London CHC, advising that they are looking at the additional medical information they received at the beginning of February Not long now (sigh) hopefully
How are all you guy's doing lately?
, hoping to have most of it done by the end of February
Feb 23rd 2013, 6:27 am
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Re: timescales for PNP/ Pr applications from outside Canada
Hi Vettemaster, hi Violets (and all others too)
we are preparing our own mess, getting ready for our medicals on March 8th; of course my wife and I have both managed to fall ill...perfect preparation
we are preparing our own mess, getting ready for our medicals on March 8th; of course my wife and I have both managed to fall ill...perfect preparation
Feb 23rd 2013, 9:26 am
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Re: timescales for PNP/ Pr applications from outside Canada
Best of luck with your medicals 
Feb 25th 2013, 5:25 am
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