Express Entry in a nutshell

[sabharishj]

See this... http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/express-entry-step-by-step-instructions.273928/page-906#post-6358822 ..@sabharishj ..

Thanks bro !!!

 

[sabharishj]

Notarized doc refers to a normal letter notarized by a notary public or it should be done in a stamp paper and registered in SRO???

Please clarify bro...

See this... http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/express-entry-step-by-step-instructions.273928/page-906#post-6358822 ..@sabharishj ..

 

[TanakaM]

Hey fellow future Canadians...got a quick question and seek your help. My case is a bit complicated. I have a EE profile and getting my documents ready. I am originally from India and moved to Australia on a PR. I later surrendered my Indian citizenship and now I am an Australian national.As per CIC website we need a Police Clearance Certificate(PCC) from a country where you have stayed since 18 yrs old. In my case this would be India as I was still living there. But now I am an Australian citizen.
I have now been in Australia for 8 years. So as per CIC we need a PCC issued after you last lived in the country which in my case would be 2009. As per CIC requirement I got my Indian PCC done from the Indian Consulate Melbourne in June 2017as I am now a foreign national. My visits to India for a holiday on both my previous Indian Passport which is now cancelled as well as my current Australian passport in all these 8 years has not been more than 6 months. I had to visit India recently for only 3 weeks in August this year. Would I need to get a new PCC again from the Indian Consulate ? Getting a PCC from India for a foreign national is a nightmare.
Your help will be appreciated.

Hi,

You will definitely need a new Indian PCC. I think most Indians get it from PSK.

Regards

 

[TanakaM]

Notarized doc refers to a normal letter notarized by a notary public or it should be done in a stamp paper and registered in SRO???

Please clarify bro...

No need for stamp paper. Just notarisation by Notary will do.

Regards

 

[abzoo17]

Hi,

You will definitely need a new Indian PCC. I think most Indians get it from PSK.

Regards

Thanks....oh i thought as the PCC was issued in June 2017 and my next visit to India was only 3 weeks I will not need one....oh no

 

[TanakaM]

Please guys need some help with POF...
If i get funds from my father as tfr in my a/c then i get a fd in my name (backed by gift deed) . Now is there any requirement of avg balance in my bank a/c? OR Will fd be considered as part of bank balance and will be sufficient as POF combined with bank balance? Thanks..

Hi,

Current and Average bank balance are a standard requirement. So you will need a bank letter with both. The significant difference between the two figures won't be an issue as it will be accounted for by the gift deed and an explanation in the LOE.

All the best.

 

[hamgha]

Thanks....oh i thought as the PCC was issued in June 2017 and my next visit to India was only 3 weeks I will not need one....oh no

PCC has to account for after the last day in any place (except of course place of residence)

 

[TanakaM]

Thanks....oh i thought as the PCC was issued in June 2017 and my next visit to India was only 3 weeks I will not need one....oh no

Unfortunately, it must be dated after the your last visit.

Regards

 

[abzoo17]

PCC has to account for after the last day in any place (except of course place of residence)

Even if it was a visit??

 

[TanakaM]

Even if it was a visit??

Yes.

 

[abzoo17]

Yes.

...thanks anyways

 

[hamgha]

Even if it was a visit??

well yes that's the point! What if you visited for two days robbed a bank and left?

 

[ayaz_acca]

Hello Post owner & Guys,

I have recently joined this forum and its best. I have one question.
I am planning to apply for SINP under OID , NOC 1112 Financial and investment analysts.
Do i need to select the same code when I will create my EE profile?
or in other way, can NOC be different in EE profile and in PNP application which we
separately apply to states??

 

[abzoo17]

well yes that's the point! What if you visited for two days robbed a bank and left?

i thought it was less than 6 months so u do not need one...just going off what I read on the CIC website

 

[hamgha]

Hello Post owner & Guys,

I have recently joined this forum and its best. I have one question.
I am planning to apply for SINP under OID , NOC 1112 Financial and investment analysts.
Do i need to select the same code when I will create my EE profile?
or in other way, can NOC be different in EE profile and in PNP application which we
separately apply to states??

I'm not sure about PNP vs EE but your application has to be consistent everywhere. Not sure why NOC for the same job would be different relatively to the application