Topic: transferred to LA from Buffalo
oh that's a good one. i don't know if you could do that. sounds like a question for an immigration lawyer. |
Topic: transferred to LA from Buffalo
Hey GM, okay I do think you can keep working for your US-based company even after you get your Canadian residency...for a while. I think there's some sort of a "gotta be in Canada for 3 out of 5 years" rule to maintain residency. Check the exact numbers on that one. So if you got your Canadian residency you could still hang out and live/work in the US for a couple years. And if you get your US GC by then, you'll be done. Of course, if you get fed up of the US GC nonsense, you could always take off and go to Canada. My cousin got his Canadian residency several months ago and he's still in the US working.
Did I answer the question? :) |
Topic: transferred to LA from Buffalo
hey greenmonkey, i went to the doc in san antonio since i live in austin. i think they charged me ~300-350 or so. If you want an exact figure, let me know and I can dig that up. |
Topic: transferred to LA from Buffalo
Thanks for your note. Yes, I finally got the medical letter last month; sent everything in last week. The doc's office took a while to send stuff out. Had to keep calling them to check on the status. :)
masterpua |
Topic: why is immigrationportal.com down?
okay i know it's slightly blasphemous to ask this question...but why is www.immigrationportal.com suddenly down. does anyone know? given the recently developments, i am yearning to see what people are saying. |
Topic: transferred to LA from Buffalo
Mates,
My application was filed with Buffalo on June 30, 2006 and was transferred to Los Angeles on May 10, 2007. Any idea how long it takes for LA to process? Thanks.
masterpua |
Topic: how long it takes for me to get the first letter from them, i filed my application since Dec18, 2006
shouldn't the AOR (Acknowledgement of Receipt) just take a few weeks? I applied to the Buffalo office and my AOR took 3 weeks. I understand that the applicant in this post has applied elsewhere but 10-12 months sounds like a long time to get an AOR...I would think. Please clarify if you could. Thanks.
masterpua |
Topic: still i could not get AOR what should i do
I would call them. I don't think it should take that long to get an AOR. Call them...and let us know what happens. Good luck!
masterpua |
Topic: should i get my medical while i wait?
yeah thanks for the responses guys. i applied from within the US (I think I sent my application to Buffalo...I think). i do believe the average time is 12 months to hear back. someone correct me if i'm wrong. |
Topic: should i get my medical while i wait?
so i applied for canadian residency back in july 2006. i'm hoping to hear something back by this july. should i just go ahead and get my medicals done? that way, i can save some time. |
