Yes, I did.
Ah! there lies the difference. My CV included almost everything that I ever did (work/duties, thesis, publications, disseminations, degrees, grades, awards, test results, even references contact no.s, almost everything). My LOI was more focused on my intentions of finding employments (job applications)/residence/funds etc in BC. I think they share information with province, my logic is: during the background check, they resort to the information available from province and if it is not enough, then they will ask from the applicants. To be honest, I just got AOR so I am very far behind the queue, but I find it interesting how similar the kind of CV they are asking from you and the one I submitted for nomination actually are.
The CV is likely for advanced security screening.
or maybe they are feeding it to AI. Hopefully, AI will be processing PR application in the near future....
I think that requirement is specific to paper based application and now since it is online, in my case, I submitted the digital photo taken from a studio with my name, the name of the photographer, date, name of the studio and contact no., in the filename.jpeg. I am still early in my application, so I could not tell you if this way is valid, maybe someone else could better answer here.
Thank you, have you uploaded your police certificates separately or combined them in one pdf.
I did not submit PCC at the time of the application. But I got ADR requesting for it along with the updated IMM5669 and BirthCertificate. I submitted them and then I got the AOR. I also did not have multiple PCCs; just one from my homeland which I uploaded by itself. IMHO, If you have multiple PCCs, I don't think it will matter much if you combine them or upload it separately as long as everything is provided. But since, you have the option to create multiple instances of PCC uploads, I would say why not and do that.
Well, they asked for cv/resume. CV should be longer, resume shorter. There were no clues what to include so yeah, I didn’t bother too much. They had my transcripts already. Thought info about phd should be more relevant (i included lots of details), but.. Oh well. Doesn’t matter. I was lazy as well- my fault.Ah! there lies the difference. My CV included almost everything that I ever did (work/duties, thesis, publications, disseminations, degrees, grades, awards, test results, even references contact no.s, almost everything). My LOI was more focused on my intentions of finding employments (job applications)/residence/funds etc in BC. I think they share information with province, my logic is: during the background check, they resort to the information available from province and if it is not enough, then they will ask from the applicants. To be honest, I just got AOR so I am very far behind the queue, but I find it interesting how similar the kind of CV they are asking from you and the one I submitted for nomination actually are.
Budget 3 months for COPR, and another 2 months for PR card. Calgary can sometimes take a day or a week to respond to your P1 email. They have to set up your credentials etc. and they have shitloads of applicants to process, so be patient. I'd email them again if you don't hear in exactly 1 week.
Thanks for your reply, should I be using the portal 1 email address in case of any follow ups with Calgary office?
