Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Workers Program-Connect Here Part 2 by fabdee: 8:07pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
So I'm back...lol. Thanks everyone Hmmm its been a journey of a thousand miles ooo. The most challenging part was when we got another ADR yesterday for UK PCC after 6months ooooo....i was like waaattttt���. Why are they just asking for that? Besides hubby's cumulative visits to UK aint even up to 2months anyways to God be the glory we got PPR today, the rest they say is history. Wheewwww!!!
My Timeline ITA...............Jan 25th AOR.................Feb 15th Medicals passed...Mar 24th BGC N/A................April 4th ADR......................Aug 1st IP2....................Aug 21st ADR..................Aug 22nd PPR...................Aug 23rd
First ADR.......US visa refusal Second ADR.....UK PCC |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Workers Program-Connect Here Part 2 by fabdee: 2:54pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
Finally ooooooo PPR has fallen on me oooooooooo. Oh my goodness. Brb my people my people |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Workers Program-Connect Here Part 2 by fabdee: 7:20pm On Aug 21, 2017 |
Keep hope alive......PPR is around the corner. Cheers! MostBlessed: February 21st AOR.... Currently 181 days waiting. Last information gotten 21st June file was transferred to London visa office awaiting review by an officer. What a wait, quite exhaustive and disappointing. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Workers Program-Connect Here Part 2 by fabdee: 7:16pm On Aug 21, 2017 |
Yayyyy Congrats Triv. I moved to IP2 today after 4 good months of no movement. Shout out to all Feb AOR/London VO....the longggggg wait is almost over! Cheers! Triv: My people God has done it o! PPR!!! Finally, wow finally!!!
My timeline
AOR feb 10th MP March 10th NBG March 11th NA2 April 28th IP2 August 2nd PPR August 21st
Goodluck everyone especially my feb/ London VO people. The wait wasn't easy |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program Connect Here by fabdee: 6:31pm On Aug 11, 2017 |
Kpakam!!! You've said it all. Feb AOR and still waiting���� lol freeradical: What a glorious CRS cut off score. I spent close to 6months on 433 with my first EE profile searching for ITA but it wouldn't come 
Congratulations to all our new ITA holders, yimiton, dammiehar, XX01, et al. I know you guys expect to get speedy processing of your eAPR to PPR and so I've decided to help you with a few advice from my own experience. My timeline from AOR to PPR is just 46days which is quite impressive and something I'd wish for you guys to replicate. Now my advice to you goes as follows. Brace up its gonna be a long read
1. Getting ITA is a big deal but it's not so much of a big deal if u don't package your application well and it gets rejected. So use only 24 hours to celebrate dis ITA after which you have to settle down, snap out of the euphoria(you are not in Canada yet ) and focus on submitting your eAPR without making any costly error that may mar your chances.
2. Even though we know that ultimately d divine controls the speed of every application yet you must do your utmost best in packaging your application carefully. As much as you can, get the documents in d format specified by CIC. Start now to disturb your bankers for the reference letters and your employers for the work reference letter. From my experience, you save d VO time and make their work easier when you submit documents in the recommended CIC format and they reward that with a fast processing.
3. PCCs are very vital and you should know by now what PCCs you need to provide. To be on the safe side any country you have spent a cumulative period of 3-4 months from when you were born till now just start now to process your PCC from them. VOs r very unforgiving with PCCs and sometimes they interprete the laws around PCCs in ways we can't truly understand. If you are like me that have never enter international flight before (I.e no travel history) then u are safe but for all the ajalas in the house, the chicken has come home to roost 
4. Do not be in a hurry to get AOR, thereby rushing to submit. Take your time to ensure that you include every document in your checklist and in the right file format. Always cross check that your uploads are still intact even at the point of submission. It's not really by AOR but by how fast you move from AOR to PPR. Some July AOR peeps are already with PPR while we still got some April AORs languishing in IP1. So don't let the race to get AOR get to you.
5. Avoid ADRs. If it means waiting till the final week of your 90precious days it's safer to wait it out and submit your application with that document you know will be requested. ADRs have a way of unnecessarily delaying the movement of your file. The best time to send CIC documents is before AOR so be proactive enough to prevent anything that will make then ask after. For example if you know you have been refused visa to some country, nothing stops u from filling a schedule A form proactively even before it is asked.
6. Use your LOE very well. The LOE is a powerful weapon that you must use very well to your favour. If you do an unbiased self assessment of your application, you will note the areas where your application appears to be weak. It's almost likely that the VO will come to this same conclusion as you. That's where a good LOE does wonders. You can use your LOE to politely explain and provide further detail to the VO. What u r actually doing is subtly allaying his doubts about this weak part of your application. This helps the guy to make a favorable decision on your case. The trick to writing a good LOE is being honest, polite and MOST IMPORTANTLY attaching a document to buttress your point or as evidence. Also you can write as many LOEs and attached documents to each even though there is one placeholder for LOE. That's where your PDF merger comes in. Merge all the LOEs into one single file and attach.
7. Raising CSEs is a bad, bad thing!Avoid anything that will also make you to start disturbing your application midway after AOR by having to raise a CSE. Examples are getting married, adding a baby etc. Though most times these stuffs are beyond our control but as much as you can try to avoid entering such situations because it will delay your application. If you know you want to marry that man/woman then make the decision and get married already even before you secure ITA. I've seen some people's application getting delayed because they have to include spouse. If you r expecting a baby and your due date is before the 90days post ITA period,its best you wait for the child and include him before AOR. This exactly was my case. I had ITA Apr 12th and my wife's EDD was May 12th. I decided to wait for the baby. I made every arrangements for his passport with the immigration agent( the guy thought I was crazy trying to do passport for a child yet unborn ), but alas baby came early on May 5th. My son got his passport May 12th or so and we got AOR June 19th. So my point is as much as we can control these events let's try our best.
8. Finally just keep praying as though everything depends on your prayers but not your work and try not to be overly anxious. Who anxiety EPP sef.
I wish you guys a smooth PPR journey from here on. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program Connect Here by fabdee: 10:10pm On Jul 23, 2017 |
behati: @Fabdee and @Triv, please confirm if you applied under FSW-O or PNP-O. Thanks FSW-O |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program Connect Here by fabdee: 8:44pm On Jul 22, 2017 |
Yes London visa office. Whewww a bit relieved. Off to grab a glass and peanuts. Would be back when PPR falls on me ��� Triv: You're not alone o! I'm February too, I'm beyond frustrated! Check my cic account once a week now. Let me guess,London visa office too? |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program Connect Here by fabdee: 5:56pm On Jul 21, 2017 |
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Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant by fabdee: 11:33am On Jul 18, 2017 |
Congrats papaking......flourish and excel. Cheers! papaking1: Arrived Winnipeg yesterday with my family. All glory to God.
Royal Air Maroc was great. Was really impressed. to think I wanted to go for more expensive airline because of the bad reviews I read about them.
Canada is now mine to dominate and excel in. |
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant by fabdee: 9:11pm On Jun 03, 2017 |
Yes i will....thank you. WellEndowed: Hair business like @maternal said. Consider wig making. |
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant by fabdee: 9:10pm On Jun 03, 2017 |
Thank you for the response....gracias! maternal: 1. Hair business
2. That market is already over saturated
3. See number #1 |
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant by fabdee: 3:01pm On Jun 02, 2017 |
Hello beautiful people....really excited to have found this thread. Please can those currently residing in Canada, particularly Edmonton help me out on this issue. I intend to relocate in a month or two with my husband and kids. Due to the high cost of daycare, i intend to stay at home and take care of the kids atleast for some time. So my questions are: (1)what kind of businesses do you think i can do from home? (2)what Nigerian products are highly needed over there which i could bring over to sell? (3) any business idea sha....lol
Thank you. |
Properties › Re: Where To Get Wallpapers In Lagos by fabdee: 8:09pm On Sep 23, 2013 |
Pls aw much will it cost to paste wallpaper on a small room. ( the ceiling is 3 and half by 2 and half. |