Post ITA - 11/15/2017
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If there is no recent address change and if the passport is issued in India, PCC is issued same day when candidate goes to Passport seva Kendra after having filled online application form and taken due appointment. Make sure you select the correct police station for your address while filling form.
If there is a recent address change, they may ask the local police station to do a police verification. In that case, it's about a month. After the appointment at the passport seva Kendra, proactively go the police station which you have selected while filling online application form. They usually have specific time of the day they start process of verification and have a list of documents you need to submit to start the process. Submit all documents and get them verified. Local police officer will sign. After the process is finished at the local police station, your job is done. Paperwork goes to police commissioner office automatically, and from there to the passport office. You can enroll for the SMS service of the passport office to get updates while filling online form.
Same process of police verification is applicable if you have an Indian passport issued from another country when you were residing there and the local Indian commission issued the passport. However police verification is not needed if already done for that passport earlier for some other reasons.
I am now filling in the requested information about my family and I have a question.
I have not spoken to my father in about 3 years and as such I am currently unaware of his city of residence or even his country of residence.
For city I could put in 'Unknown', but what do I select as country?
I have not spoken to my father in about 3 years and as such I am currently unaware of his city of residence or even his country of residence.
For city I could put in 'Unknown', but what do I select as country?
Congrats on getting your ITA!
I also put 0 here. Should be fine I imagine.
So far I do like how clear most things are with this system.
I think I will need to quadruple check my travel history once it's complete, however, since I'm living in Europe and have probably made over 50 trips abroad in the last 10 years, including many business day trips I can't recall the exact dates of. Guess I'll explain that in the LOE
It's in Personal Details and then 'Family'.
It asks for all immediate relatives. It doesn't ask for specific addresses, but it does for name, date of birth, country of birth and country and city of residence
I thought those are details of dependents that will accompany us to Canada. Do we have to fill out or immediate family details even if they are not applying for PR with us?
I assumed so, especially since it says: 'If the relative is deceased, provide the date of death.'
4 years ago when I applied for a Working Holiday visa, I had to name them as well and indicate if they would come with me to Canada or not. I guess they just want to have this extra bit of info, maybe for the background checks.
Hi Everyone,
Is it a problem if I change my primary NOC post iTA? I actually thought it's the most recent job but realize now it's got to be the one you have most experience in. Also, I changed NOC post iTA for 2 of my jobs from 0111 (Finance Manager) to 1112 (Financial Analysts). Will that be a problem? It doesn't have an impact on points so I am hoping it wouldn't be an issue.
Thanks for the help.
Is it a problem if I change my primary NOC post iTA? I actually thought it's the most recent job but realize now it's got to be the one you have most experience in. Also, I changed NOC post iTA for 2 of my jobs from 0111 (Finance Manager) to 1112 (Financial Analysts). Will that be a problem? It doesn't have an impact on points so I am hoping it wouldn't be an issue.
Thanks for the help.
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It certainly doesn't have an impact on points but if you are a FSW applicant you have to be extremely careful that it doesn't have an impact on your eligibility under the six selection factors.
Hey,
Thanks for responding. Yes indeed I am an FSW candidate. My experience is 5+ years across 2 NOCs. In primary NOC the experience is more than 3 years. In FSW does the entire experience have to be in one NOC? My points in FSW currently are 76.
Thanks
Thanks for responding. Yes indeed I am an FSW candidate. My experience is 5+ years across 2 NOCs. In primary NOC the experience is more than 3 years. In FSW does the entire experience have to be in one NOC? My points in FSW currently are 76.
Thanks
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You can pick any city and live wherever you please, just do not pick any city in Quebec.
