After submitting all the documents minimum how much time CIC takes to process all the documents
ITA Receivers - June 13th 2018
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Thank you for this! I got my ITA today and was a bit surprised to see a EE like application form waiting for me.Congratulations to everyone who has received or will be receiving an ITA today!FYI, when the application for PR pops up on your account, you will have to fill out a lot of additional information, kind of like when you made your EE profile. If you click "continue" at the bottom of the page, it will take you to the section where you can upload files, like your medical information sheet or your PCC. You can go back and forth between these sections as much as you need to-- you can exit the upload section by clicking "exit questionnaire." Clicking "continue" on the information page does not submit your application. Just make sure you "save and exit" whenever you add or modify information. Hope that helps you guys get started!
im also interested to know that timeframe for inland applicants
Glad I could help! I see a lot of people confused about where to upload documents, and I remember having the same questions, myself. Hopefully this saves some people the anxiety over whether or not to click a button, haha.
Congratulations to those received ITA.
My child's birth certificate in not in Hindi and I have got it translated to English which is attested and stamped by the Notary (from India). Does someon know if this would be sufficient or I need some additional documentation/affidavit?
My child's birth certificate in not in Hindi and I have got it translated to English which is attested and stamped by the Notary (from India). Does someon know if this would be sufficient or I need some additional documentation/affidavit?
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It would depend on your application. Time frame is variable. However, you can check the average processing time on the CIC website.
Try to get the english certificate from your city's authority. Its much better.Congratulations to those received ITA.
My child's birth certificate in not in Hindi and I have got it translated to English which is attested and stamped by the Notary (from India). Does someon know if this would be sufficient or I need some additional documentation/affidavit?
It would be better if you can be as accurate as possible. It took me 3-4 hours and even researching on google maps of all the past addresses I lived at. They do run a background check on through various agencies so don't leave anything to chance. That would be my advice to you.
Hello
I have received my ITA today but I applied for myself though I have a family for whom I will apply once I receive my PR.
My question is can someone tell me if I need to show the PCC and medical for all members of the family or just for myself?
Also my husband got out of a job 6 years back on bad terms with the company where he spent a considerable amount of time. He was not given an experience letter and also when we recently asked for a letter showing he worked there, it was denied. Given the fact that it shows the highest experience and that we cannot negate those years please tell me what we can do?
I have received my ITA today but I applied for myself though I have a family for whom I will apply once I receive my PR.
My question is can someone tell me if I need to show the PCC and medical for all members of the family or just for myself?
Also my husband got out of a job 6 years back on bad terms with the company where he spent a considerable amount of time. He was not given an experience letter and also when we recently asked for a letter showing he worked there, it was denied. Given the fact that it shows the highest experience and that we cannot negate those years please tell me what we can do?
Who is in your family? You can probably sponsor your immediate family members after getting your PR and moving to canada but that won't be under the express entry program. However, your spouse and kids are included on your express entry app and get the PR the same time as you.