snoop4dem:
Hi Guys,

I asked this question in the sister thread already but decided to also try here if anyone has successfully been able to respond to an adress like the one below:


"Hi Guys, has anyone been asked to fill a Relationship Questionnaire as an address after adding their spouse to their application post AOR. I got an address from CIC to fill this form and I have some questions about it. They are pretty much straight forward questions asking me if I have given gifts (money, material, other, etc) to my spouse or her family and vice-versa. I am trying to understand the context of CIC and I am just looking for someone to bounce ideas off them? "

MAYA2019:
Hello everyone, I have been following and reading a lot, though never contributed. Sorry about that. We have gotten our PPR and COPR, and my husband is suggesting we leave in August. Im very grateful to God for this opportunity but I also have my fears. I have a 3 months old baby which means I cant work for I period of time and that is where the fear comes in. I have a very good job here in Nigeria that pays me more than half a million a month. I have never depended solely on my husband to provide everything we needed. I have always worked even when I was in school. I love my family so the option of me going to just land and come back is out of the question because I can never be separated from them ( by the way we have 4 kids).
Pardon me if Im going in circles but the thing is I need advice on what to do while nursing my baby at home.

threadstone:


https://www.nairaland.com/4212543/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled/437#65892785

Newbeecey:
Hello Everyone,

Please I need a "personal" response to this very pressing question,( ie you have , or know someone who has ) as I might have more questions. How does a landed immigrant (ie PR) have a baby in Ontario without having to incur medical expenses if for instances the person lands in the 8th month of pregnancy , this is bearing in mind the 90 days or so waiting period for Ontario's health card.

Urgent responses will be greatly appreciated. Thanks

MAYA2019:
Hello everyone, I have been following and reading a lot, though never contributed. Sorry about that. We have gotten our PPR and COPR, and my husband is suggesting we leave in August. Im very grateful to God for this opportunity but I also have my fears. I have a 3 months old baby which means I cant work for I period of time and that is where the fear comes in. I have a very good job here in Nigeria that pays me more than half a million a month. I have never depended solely on my husband to provide everything we needed. I have always worked even when I was in school. I love my family so the option of me going to just land and come back is out of the question because I can never be separated from them ( by the way we have 4 kids).
Pardon me if Im going in circles but the thing is I need advice on what to do while nursing my baby at home.

Adunnee:
PORT OF ENTRY

You can legally cross the Canadian border at any Port of Entry with your Valid COPR and other documents. Canadian port of entry includes the following:

Port of Entry (Air)– Canadian Airports which are recognised as Port of entry are Vancouver International Airport, Halifax Stanfield International Airport, Toronto Pearson International Airport and Montréal – Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport.
Port of Entry (Land)– Canadian Land port of entries are Niagara Falls – Rainbow Bridge, Windsor – Ambassador Bridge, Boundary Bay (BC), Chateaugay- Herdman Border (Quebec), Scobey – Coronach Border Crossing (Saskatchewan).
Rail Crossing (Land) – Cross the border with the help of a train at Niagara Falls, Cantic (Quebec), White Rock.
Port of Entry (Water) – Ferry crossings and seaports are considered water port of entry, like Prince Rupert (BC- Ferry), Yarmouth (Nova Scotia -Ferry), Belledune Port (New Brunswick – Sea), Sept- IIes Port (Quebec – Sea) and St. John’s Port (Sea).

What happens when you Enter from Port of Entry?
STEP 1
At the port of entry when you enter, you will find a queue. Queue up in the newly immigrant section as it is different from the regular immigration section at most of the airports. The first thing is to make a declaration in front of a Machine, which will scan your passport and take a picture. Make sure you answer all the questions carefully (ask for assistance if you do not understand anything), declare any money above C$ 10,000.

Step 2
Once you are done with the first step mentioned above, you will have a printed slip, which you have to carry it along with you. You will next provide your documents to CBSA officer and tell him/her, that you are landing as a Permanent Resident and provide your Passport and COPR. The officer will ask some questions and some relevant documents. After the satisfaction of the CBSA officer, the COPR will be filed and stamped with the landing date mentioned on it (it is advised to cross-check the landing date). At this point of time you must provide an address in Canada, where you want your PR card to be delivered. If you do not have an address in Canada contact us.

Step 3
After this, you might be asked to visit the customs officer. At this point, you must carry Two copies of Personal affects accounting document(List of goods and their value accompanying) and a Personal affects accounting document (List of goods and their value which will come later). You might not be asked about these documents, but if you have goods like jewellery and expensive items which will be coming later, you must get these documents signed and stamped.

Step 4
At last, collect your baggage. Sometimes the above process will take 2-3 hours depending on your time and month of arrival, but do not worry. Your baggage is securely removed from the luggage belt and kept next to it.

Note

If you land during working hours, you might see an office of Service Canada. You should apply for your Social Insurance Number (SIN). This saves your settling time. Service Canada is generally located next to the CBSA officers’ section, but it varies from different Port of entries.

Once you are done with all these steps, you are welcome in Canada and you can start settling down.



Calgary is also a point of entry,i landed and entered Canada thru Calgary Airport.

SekSek:
Hello People,

Just stumbled on this thread. So please redirect me if am on a wrong thread for this.

Just got my COPR and set to leave mid june.

With no relatives nor close friends in canada. I need a settling buddie. Please buzz me if you are also in need of a companion, got your COPR and leaving this period.

My details: Single, Female, in her 30s, Heading to toronto/missisauga/its environs.

Hope to hear from a perfect match soon.

Thank you.

Oakville19:


Please do you know if I will need the FRSC letter in Ontario.

amdman:


Send me a PM if you are interested in joining the WhatsApp group of Nigerians in the GTA

amdman:


Send me a PM if you are interested in joining the WhatsApp group of Nigerians in the GTA

cheromel:

I'm in ontario and I got the FRSC letter 3 weeks before leaving Nigeria. I also had my Original drivers license with me . My letter showed I had been driving for 26 months and I was able to take the knowledge and vision test, got my G1 license and had the option of taking a G test which I did. So if you have 24 or more months of driving experience, I suggest you get the FRSC letter.

raphrulz:
Hello,

I am interested in joining the whatsapp group as I would be landing in GTA soon.

I tried sending a PM, but i was restricted. They said i have sent too many anonymous messages. Me wey don send only one in the past like 3 weeks or more.

Ij1000:
Where can I apply or get the letter from in Nigeria . we will be landing soon

amdman:


Sule +2348033795031 - Abuja

This guy is a great guy. Does the letter for free and very quickly.

Abeg make una dey drop/add something to keep the guy motivated. This is Nigeria and his selfless type are rare.

amdman:


Send me a PM if you are interested in joining the WhatsApp group of Nigerians in the GTA

amdman:


Send me a PM if you are interested in joining the WhatsApp group of Nigerians in the GTA

amdman:


Send me a PM if you are interested in joining the WhatsApp group of Nigerians in the GTA

Ijechidi:
Hi family, I need advice! I am about moving to US with a F1 student visa, but I am particular of moving into Canada therefrom as an immigrant. Please, YOU CAN CRUCIFY ME, BUT JUST HELP with the pros and cons or better still, if you have personal experience, please share with a brother.

I wouldn't commit crime, I don't do shit, JUST LEGAL SURVIVAL lead. Please help or give lead to a thread or place I can get firsthand info. Thanks!

amdman:


Send me a PM if you are interested in joining the WhatsApp group of Nigerians in the GTA

temieo:
Hello everyone, I’ll be landing in Vancouver with my family towards the end of April and we’re looking for accommodations for rent in areas around Vancouver precisely Burnaby, new Westminster, Surrey etc. Any assistance will be or information on general living in this areas will be much appreciated. Thank you

I’ve been enjoying all the landing gist can’t wait to share mine...

amdman:


Sent you one

Maples779:
My first view of the land I chose, the land that chose me and the land I will gift to my children. Landing gist coming soon

MAYA2019:
Hello everyone, I have been following and reading a lot, though never contributed. Sorry about that. We have gotten our PPR and COPR, and my husband is suggesting we leave in August. Im very grateful to God for this opportunity but I also have my fears. I have a 3 months old baby which means I cant work for I period of time and that is where the fear comes in. I have a very good job here in Nigeria that pays me more than half a million a month. I have never depended solely on my husband to provide everything we needed. I have always worked even when I was in school. I love my family so the option of me going to just land and come back is out of the question because I can never be separated from them ( by the way we have 4 kids).
Pardon me if Im going in circles but the thing is I need advice on what to do while nursing my baby at home.