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lalaland45 10-15-2019 11:35 AM

Canadian PR
 
Has anyone here tried applying for Canadian PR? Does it accept people who are out of status or DACA recipients? I have friends who were on H1B who have applied but don’t know of any DACAers who have. Trying to see if it’s worth a try.

fl_dreamer 10-15-2019 11:46 AM

Re: Canadian PR
 
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Originally Posted by lalaland45 (Post 741964)
Has anyone here tried applying for Canadian PR? Does it accept people who are out of status or DACA recipients? I have friends who were on H1B who have applied but don’t know of any DACAers who have. Trying to see if it’s worth a try.

You can with DACA. I looked into it with it briefly after watching the living undocumented documentary on Netflix.

IamAman 10-16-2019 03:50 PM

Re: Canadian PR
 
What's the best way to investigate this? Talk to a Canadian immigration lawyer? Go to a consulate? If this election goes south, I'd need a backup plan to my 5th backup plan.

2Face 10-16-2019 07:54 PM

Re: Canadian PR
 
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Originally Posted by IamAman (Post 742001)
What's the best way to investigate this? Talk to a Canadian immigration lawyer? Go to a consulate? If this election goes south, I'd need a backup plan to my 5th backup plan.

I have a feeling there might be an element of applying from your home country but again yeah I’d do some research on that.

Swim19 10-16-2019 08:50 PM

Re: Canadian PR
 
check this out for info:


https://xpressentrycanada.com/

Ianus 10-16-2019 11:44 PM

Re: Canadian PR
 
I believe the concensus is that you can apply from here, but when the process is complete must pick up the visa in home country.

Swim19 10-17-2019 05:46 AM

Re: Canadian PR
 
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Originally Posted by Ianus (Post 742018)
I believe the concensus is that you can apply from here, but when the process is complete must pick up the visa in home country.


If you apply through Express Entry and have DACA you can do the whole application process - including receiving a visa (if needed) and/or PR documents in the United States without going back to your home country. It may be different for those undocumented without DACA or through other programs (ie: student visa to study in Canada).

BestBefore1984 10-17-2019 09:39 AM

Re: Canadian PR
 
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Originally Posted by Swim19 (Post 742026)
If you apply through Express Entry and have DACA you can do the whole application process - including receiving a visa (if needed) and/or PR documents in the United States without going back to your home country. It may be different for those undocumented without DACA or through other programs (ie: student visa to study in Canada).

I remember that you mentioned some time back that you might consider going this route. Did you ever follow through?

2Face 10-19-2019 10:44 PM

Re: Canadian PR
 
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Originally Posted by Swim19 (Post 742026)
If you apply through Express Entry and have DACA you can do the whole application process - including receiving a visa (if needed) and/or PR documents in the United States without going back to your home country. It may be different for those undocumented without DACA or through other programs (ie: student visa to study in Canada).

Damn thanks for that, I might consider applying just for the hell of it to have an option. Do you think that might impact me as far is continuing to be a DACA recipient here and potentially to adjust here?

Alby 10-19-2019 11:23 PM

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Originally Posted by 2Face (Post 742086)
Damn thanks for that, I might consider applying just for the hell of it to have an option. Do you think that might impact me as far is continuing to be a DACA recipient here and potentially to adjust here?

Just get out. Any country. Just get out for the hell of it. :-P


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