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Hello friends,
Let me first thank all of you the support in understanding the Canadian immigration process/experiences.Your advice has helped tremendously.
I got my PPR y´day(sep 8)from NYC consulate.Can anyone tell if sending PP by post is better or going personally is advised. I live in NJ so going to NYC will not be an issue.Also, any particular thing I should be aware of at this stage? You advice would greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
My timelines:(SW/Buffalo(filed transferred to NYC)/In US)
AOR - Mar 04
IA - Nov 04
IELTS etc - Mar 05
Medical/funds/w2 / COPR etc - Jun 05
Medicals completed - July 05
Eclient upadted with above message - Sep 05
[09-09-2005,12:08]
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Annonymous |
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(in reply to: Received PPR)
Congratulations!
You should definately go to the Canadian consulate in NYC. This way atleast you will get the visa on the same day. If you mail your passport you may have to wait for a couple of weeks.
So did you have an interview or was it waived by the immigration officer in NYC?
[09-09-2005,12:46]
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Kenny |
(in reply to: Received PPR)
Hi Annonymous,
Congratulations !!!! Can u plss lemme know when exactly u did ur medicals as I m also in the same boat as u and wtng for PPR from NYC. I did my medicals in last week of June.
[09-09-2005,12:50]
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Waiting |
(in reply to: Received PPR)
Thanks Kenny & Waiting,
Interview never happened even though the IA mentioned that.
My medicals done on July 6th,Red at Ottawa on July 25th, Eclient updated on Sep 6.
Whats happening in your case Kenny?
Pls update.
[09-09-2005,14:36]
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Annonymous |
(in reply to: Received PPR)
Congratulations!
[09-09-2005,15:27]
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SG1 |
