ITA Recipients - May 9th 2018
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Hi all 
I'm filling out my address history and I'm not sure what's acceptable with regards to moving between dormitories and home during University. Do you think it's okay if I just list the time I lived at University in one 4-year block (2008-2012) rather than showing every time I moved between campus and home (2008-2009, 2009-2010, 2010-2011... etc.)? I feel like they just want an address and time period, but don't care if it's super specific. My thought process is that my summers at home were fairly short and could even be considered domestic travel.
Anyone else from the states? I know I'm a minority here.
I'm filling out my address history and I'm not sure what's acceptable with regards to moving between dormitories and home during University. Do you think it's okay if I just list the time I lived at University in one 4-year block (2008-2012) rather than showing every time I moved between campus and home (2008-2009, 2009-2010, 2010-2011... etc.)? I feel like they just want an address and time period, but don't care if it's super specific. My thought process is that my summers at home were fairly short and could even be considered domestic travel.
Anyone else from the states? I know I'm a minority here.
Even I have this doubt. I lived in 5 different countries in the last 10 years, and i dont remember the address i have lived in. and in some countries I lived at multiple places . what i am doing is if i have lived in a particular country for long and i m only giving one address for the whole period.Hi all
I'm filling out my address history and I'm not sure what's acceptable with regards to moving between dormitories and home during University. Do you think it's okay if I just list the time I lived at University in one 4-year block (2008-2012) rather than showing every time I moved between campus and home (2008-2009, 2009-2010, 2010-2011... etc.)? I feel like they just want an address and time period, but don't care if it's super specific. My thought process is that my summers at home were fairly short and could even be considered domestic travel.
Anyone else from the states? I know I'm a minority here.
I filled out all the information required but i read somewhere that they also need police verification reports/medical/work history. Where will all of those document be uploaded? I didnt see any place in the application to do that. Any ideas?
Im from states. I kept my university address throughout my master's stay as I lived in a dorm(even though I went back home for winter/summer/spring breaks)Hi all
I'm filling out my address history and I'm not sure what's acceptable with regards to moving between dormitories and home during University. Do you think it's okay if I just list the time I lived at University in one 4-year block (2008-2012) rather than showing every time I moved between campus and home (2008-2009, 2009-2010, 2010-2011... etc.)? I feel like they just want an address and time period, but don't care if it's super specific. My thought process is that my summers at home were fairly short and could even be considered domestic travel.
Anyone else from the states? I know I'm a minority here.
Hi,
I am currently working a temporary position from May 29, 2017 to Dec 31, 2018. I was able to get into EE pool on May 1st, 2018 and got ITA'ed on May 9th. However, strictly, I have not been working for 12 months by now. I am planning to submit the supporting documents on June 1st. Will there be a problem if I do so?
Thanks in advance.
I am currently working a temporary position from May 29, 2017 to Dec 31, 2018. I was able to get into EE pool on May 1st, 2018 and got ITA'ed on May 9th. However, strictly, I have not been working for 12 months by now. I am planning to submit the supporting documents on June 1st. Will there be a problem if I do so?
Thanks in advance.
Congrats. When did u upload the required documents? At submission?Hi guys, wanted to update my cohort
AOR - acknowledgement of receipt, not PPR. I submitted my application (all documents) yesterday. Now I am waiting for them to process it.
Im still little unsure here. I filled the ITA application and now got medical/experience letters and documents ready and i am ready to submit it but i dont see any place to upload them.
Oh, you just click "continue" at the bottom of the page. It takes you to a section where you can upload your files. You can go back and forth between the information page and the uploads page as much as you need-- just hit "exit questionnaire" after the upload screen.
Plain paper is fine. It's just a letter from you to IRCC. I typed mine up on Google docs.