Express Entry Step by step instructions.
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Question about Short Landing. People have done it, and I have not seen any unlucky ones, but you never know. I need help from "experienced" people to comment/advise.
Lets say short landing planned is for 2 days and I have a Canadian address of a Friend where things can be mailed. My current Country of residence is USA.
1) Is it legal to do short landing ? ( e.g. Land Sunday, apply for SIN Monday and fly out evening)
2) When given the airline form Is there an item asking your duration of stay? If yes, is mentioning 2 days ok?
3) Is there any other form where duration of stay is asked?
4) When asked by Immigration officer about duration of current stay, is it advised to tell the truth"? I am here for 2 days, need to go back to USA to wrap up things and plan to be back in couple of months.
5) In addition to 4, can Immigration officer deny the PR to be mailed to friends address as a consequence of Short landing?
6) Is it legal for my relative/friend to post my PR card via fedex to me?
Thanks.
Lets say short landing planned is for 2 days and I have a Canadian address of a Friend where things can be mailed. My current Country of residence is USA.
1) Is it legal to do short landing ? ( e.g. Land Sunday, apply for SIN Monday and fly out evening)
2) When given the airline form Is there an item asking your duration of stay? If yes, is mentioning 2 days ok?
3) Is there any other form where duration of stay is asked?
4) When asked by Immigration officer about duration of current stay, is it advised to tell the truth"? I am here for 2 days, need to go back to USA to wrap up things and plan to be back in couple of months.
5) In addition to 4, can Immigration officer deny the PR to be mailed to friends address as a consequence of Short landing?
6) Is it legal for my relative/friend to post my PR card via fedex to me?
Thanks.
Hi there, i really need help in regards to the funds that i need to show. I got my ITA, and i am currently in canada onmy work permit, but my funds are in my indian bank account, is it okay if i show the bank statement of my indian account or do i need to transfer the funds to my canadian bank?
Hi Tanaka,
For proof of Work Experience Document, it has been mentioned -
"should indicate all positions held while employed at the company and must include the following details: job title, duties and responsibilities, job status (if current job), dates worked for the company, number of work hours per week and annual salary plus benefits"
Let's say I've been working in a company for 8+ years. But I just want my last 6 years of experience to be considered for the application. It is because I was transferred to a separate department 6 years back with very different job description since then and my new roles suits the NOC code I am applying under. FYI, I've added only this 6 years experience in the work history section of e-APR. Now, in the Work Experience Document, should i include only last 6 years information OR all the information since I joined this company 8 years back?
By the way, what do they want to know by "job status" ? Job Status can be Permanent, Contractual or Internship ,rigth? OR is it something else?
Thanks
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Thanks a lot for your reply, i dont see any point which would make it appear that the funds are borrowed as they have been in my own account for more then six months(i.e, indian bank account) its just that the account is not in a canadian bank
No, you wont need to show the source. Why don't you convert it into your currency and deposit it into the account with the rest of your funds?
Regards
Hi,
You wont have a UCI number unless your PR application was actually processed. So if you had only created a profile you must answer No to the question that asks if you have ever applied for PR.
I hope that helps.
Hi,
It is ok to show funds in the Indian bank account. However, i do not think you need to show POF since you are currently working in Canada.
Read this and do more research:
"As well, you do not need to show these funds if you are currently authorized to work in Canada and have a valid job offer."
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/funds.asp
All the best
Hi,
It should mention when you joined the company but only give details of the years you are claiming points for.
For example, your letter can be as follows:
xyz has been a permanent, full-time employee of abc Ltd since 03 January 2009, working 40 hrs per week. He currently holds the following position:
XYZ Manager - January 2011 - Current
Salary:
Benefits:
Direct superior:
List of duties
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Name:
Signature:
Title:
(This is just a sample, add what you want to make it look better.)
2) Status wants to know whether this is your current job or you have changed roles or left the company.
Hope that helps.
Regards
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I think you read the wrong response, the one you replied to was for someone else.
Read this one: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/express-entry-step-by-step-instructions.273928/page-785#post-6081279
Regards
Thanks a lot. Yes that's what I also thought. Since I'll be showing an FD which I created with the gift that I got from my mother. I'll be creating another FD with this small amount and showing both as POF. Should be OK right? Do I have to state anything in the LOE?
Help, seniors
Am.the main applicant from my home country but my spouse is not a native of my country and has residence permit which will expire in 2 months unless renewed (which will be time consuming). My question is, being an accompanying spouse, does it matter at the time of application that his permit is almost expiring or expired?
Am.the main applicant from my home country but my spouse is not a native of my country and has residence permit which will expire in 2 months unless renewed (which will be time consuming). My question is, being an accompanying spouse, does it matter at the time of application that his permit is almost expiring or expired?