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Usefulsense:
Finally, I am now a permanent resident in Australia.

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Read how I came to Australia in December 2023 at the age of 48.

https://www.nairaland.com/8045088/finally-migrated-australia-age-48

13 months after, my family became permanent resident. It can only be God.

Congratulations 🎊

In your previous thread you said
"One dark side to moving abroad is that you have more chances of being divorced by your wife. This is a story for another day as I have gathered enough reason on why families divorce and will create a thread on this someday." when will you be creating this thread?

TinFoil100:
"Normal" may be considered an oversimplification of the issue. In the last year, The new DOS administration started applying progression in Priority date to quarterly increment to reduce see-saw forward movement one month then retrogression for few months. The reason is mostly due to inconsistent data flow from various arms of the immigration process.

That said, January visa bulletin may see forward movement. The degree of forward movement in Final action date for upcoming months depends on backlogs and whatever criteria department of state may decide to go with.

Thank you for the clarification. So we expect movement in the January visa bulletin. Hopefully it will jump by two months at least.

Ak4me:
Well expected to complete the normal trend for 1st quarter.

Please, what is the normal trend for the 1st quarter? What should be expected in the next month's Visa bulletin?

semmyk:
Listen to their webinar. Missed most of the first hour. At $12k - 15k, one needs to double check and be sure of legit and credibility. On face value, they seems legit though but one must be double sure.
Their 'approach' to NIW is WOW. I would not have thought of it this that way. Following their NIW approach, even for a DIY, one should sail through.

$12k is a flece. Don't pay any Lawyer beyond $4k, actually you can self-petition or find genuine people that can assist for less.

Home made suya.

Dinner on day 11 of lockdown.

Chips, Catfish, Chicken, and Plaintain with sauce.

My egunsi soup with maize meal

Cooked by my wife, wheat and egunsi soup with cow tail

Keluma:
, pls can someone teach me how to comment directly under a post? I mean how to reply a particular post. Thank you, family

To comment on some else's post. Click on QUOTE below that post. It will take you to where to type your reply.

Click behind [/quote] on the last line of the quotation, then press Enter key to get to the next line, thereafter you can type in your comment and submit.

mabebe1:
That bread will be sweet with palm oil beans with fish scattered in it

Sure

Light Breakfast.

Bread, fried egg, cheese and bacon.

Sunday lunch. Levelled.

Everywhere stew.

Dinner

Bread and beans. I dey miss palm-oil sha.

smartmom:
Kudos! Delish. What can of cheese is it?

Mozzarella

ahnie:
This looks delisssssh and appetizing!

Alhaji funlord...kwa'na goma!

You say?

Home made chicken pizza

Certain comment here tells a lot about human nature.

Breakfast and Dinner.

ladymarshall:
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/apply-permanent-residence/police-certificates.html

"For any other country, the police certificate must be issued after the last time you stayed there for 6 months or more in a row.

Some countries put expiry dates on their police certificates. If you have a police certificate that expired, include it. We’ll accept it if:

it was issued after the last time you stayed there for 6 months or more in a row
it is not for the country where you currently live
An officer may ask for a new one later on."

Thank you, the weblink really helped me.

GozyNA:
It’s just logical that if you haven’t gone back to the country, the PCC should stay valid.

Okay, thanks.