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HI EXPERTS ...........
I WOULLD LIKE TO QUERY U ALL
1. IF ANY ONE CAN LET ME KNOW IN DETAILS WHAT HAPPEENS ONCE U SUBMIT THE APPLICATION.
2. TILL NOW I FINISHED MY INTERVIEW IN LONDON AND WAITING FOR MEDICALL TO UNDERGO. SO WHAT WILL HAPPEN AFTER THAT ?
3. ARE THEY GOING TO ASK PASSPORT , ARE THEY GOING TO TAKE MY CURRENT PASSPORT AND WILL BE RETURNING WITH THE CANADAIAN PASSPORT.
4.RIGHT NOW I AM IN LONDON ON A WORK VISA, SO WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO MY VISA ON THE CURRENT PP, ARE THEY GOING TO TRANSFER MY VISA TO NEW PP ?
5.IF I WOULD LIKE TO WORK IN UK FOR SOME TIME AND AFTER THAT I WOULD LIKE TO COME TO CANADA , IN THE MEAN WHILE IF I GET MY PR WHAT WILL HAPPEN ? IS THAT I HAVE TO MOVE TO CANADA WITH IN EXPIRY DATE, LET US TAKE IF I MOVE INTO CANADA HOW LONG I HAVE TO WAIT TO MOVE OUT(ANY CONDITIONS ON MY PR ) . CAN I COME BACK TO UK, IS IT VALID OR WHAT?
IF U CAN ANSWERS THESE QUEREYS FOR ME IT WILL BE GREAT.
THANK U AND I LOVE THIS FORM AND U ALL GUYS.
[19-09-2005,18:25]
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(in reply to: QUERY TO U ALL)
Re: Q1 - See Chapter 6 of CIC´s Overseas Processing Manual
Re: Q2 - See Chapter 6 of CIC´s Overseas Processing Manual
Re: Q3 - I´m not really sure what you are asking, as you should have only one passport per nation for which you hold citizenship. However, perhaps you are incorrectly assuming that you will be receiving a Canadian passport upon your application´s completion??? If so, please note that only Canadian citizens are eligible for a passport; consequently, your status as a Canadian permanent resident does not entitle you to citizenship (ergot, a Canadian passport will not be provided to you upon successfully completing an application for permanent residence).
Re: Q4 - Again, I think you are confused as to what documentation the Canadian officials will be providing you.
Re: Q5 - Under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, all Canadians are afforded the "right of mobility" - which means that, once landed, you can leave the country at anytime (typically). However, to maintain your status in Canada as a PR, you must reside here for 730 days out of every five years. So, don´t stay out of the country for more than 1095 days after landing, or you will risk losing your status in Canada.
Regards,
Dennis Caul
Please visit www.e-ca.ca for Canadian immigration legal support and services.
[19-09-2005,19:23]
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