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Today, I got my visa and CoPR.
My time was the following:
- AOR: Jan, 19th.
- Passed medicals and given biometrics: Feb, 27th
- First/Second ghost update: Sometime in April
- Additional family information requested: Sep, 3rd
- Ready for VISA email: Sep, 10th
- Called IRCC because my residence address changed: Sep 15th
- Ready for VISA email (Local Visa Office): September 19th
- Sent photos and passport via VFS: September 19th
- CoPR issued: October, 3rd.
- Documents ready for collection: October 4th.
Good luck to everyone else.
My time was the following:
- AOR: Jan, 19th.
- Passed medicals and given biometrics: Feb, 27th
- First/Second ghost update: Sometime in April
- Additional family information requested: Sep, 3rd
- Ready for VISA email: Sep, 10th
- Called IRCC because my residence address changed: Sep 15th
- Ready for VISA email (Local Visa Office): September 19th
- Sent photos and passport via VFS: September 19th
- CoPR issued: October, 3rd.
- Documents ready for collection: October 4th.
Good luck to everyone else.
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Hi there!
We are so lucky to get another request.
My husband is main applicant and even though he applies as skilled trades person, we are both University graduates and have Masters degree.
We downloaded CVs when apllied for permanent residence and after 8 months CIC required the following documents:
SV\Resume both for me and my husband in relation to our Masters\PhD studies.
Field of Study
The name of Thesis Supervisor
List of Publications
Detailed CV\Resume: A document containing a description of education, qualifications and experience.
It all slightly puzzled us both, for my husband`s current blue collar job is not related to his Masters degree.
His primary occupation in EE is in skilled trades and even though he had proper training but his Masters degree is irrelevant to his occupation for at least 5 years already.
Of course we can provide the information but still some questions remain.
Does anyone have any idea what immigration officer is trying to see by requiring these documents?
Why CV\Resume in relation to our Masters degree was required both for main applicant and depandant?
Should CV\Resume be any different when applying for job?
Did anyone had similar inquiry?
Any ideas and suggestions are highly appreciated.
We are so lucky to get another request.
My husband is main applicant and even though he applies as skilled trades person, we are both University graduates and have Masters degree.
We downloaded CVs when apllied for permanent residence and after 8 months CIC required the following documents:
SV\Resume both for me and my husband in relation to our Masters\PhD studies.
Field of Study
The name of Thesis Supervisor
List of Publications
Detailed CV\Resume: A document containing a description of education, qualifications and experience.
It all slightly puzzled us both, for my husband`s current blue collar job is not related to his Masters degree.
His primary occupation in EE is in skilled trades and even though he had proper training but his Masters degree is irrelevant to his occupation for at least 5 years already.
Of course we can provide the information but still some questions remain.
Does anyone have any idea what immigration officer is trying to see by requiring these documents?
Why CV\Resume in relation to our Masters degree was required both for main applicant and depandant?
Should CV\Resume be any different when applying for job?
Did anyone had similar inquiry?
Any ideas and suggestions are highly appreciated.
I had that same request on 13th September, just follow their instructions and fill the form and send it back to them. Doesn't really matter if it relates to anything or not , it's something that they asked you to do which indicates that your file is open and they are moving it forward in the queue.Hi there!
We are so lucky to get another request.
My husband is main applicant and even though he applies as skilled trades person, we are both University graduates and have Masters degree.
We downloaded CVs when apllied for permanent residence and after 8 months CIC required the following documents:
SV\Resume both for me and my husband in relation to our Masters\PhD studies.
Field of Study
The name of Thesis Supervisor
List of Publications
Detailed CV\Resume: A document containing a description of education, qualifications and experience.
It all slightly puzzled us both, for my husband`s current blue collar job is not related to his Masters degree.
His primary occupation in EE is in skilled trades and even though he had proper training but his Masters degree is irrelevant to his occupation for at least 5 years already.
Of course we can provide the information but still some questions remain.
Does anyone have any idea what immigration officer is trying to see by requiring these documents?
Why CV\Resume in relation to our Masters degree was required both for main applicant and depandant?
Should CV\Resume be any different when applying for job?
Did anyone had similar inquiry?
Any ideas and suggestions are highly appreciated.
Regards
Thanks again for all the info. I think the next best step would be to renew my passport then. Thanks again.
Thank you for the response. I agree, the better thing to do now would be to get my passport renewed. I'll respond to their PoF request in the meantime and then send over new passport info when I have it. I did actually get upfront medical but myCIC says Medical Passed on March 6. AOR: Jan 24. Is the CoPR date usually within a couple of months or approval or like even 6 months? Either way thanks a ton!I hope showing some more thousands wouldnt be a problem. Is could be called ADR, however there has been times when they would request one Adr and once submitted and received by them they would ask for more.
2. It depends what u applied for, as u didnt mention ur timeline
3. It better to renew passport before they ask for it. For me after I submitted my application and got AOR i renewed it and gave a copy of my new passport, which ny lawyer uploaded online. This is better so that incase the decision is made, there should not be a reason as refusal because of passport expiration. Also it will save u time incase they ask for renewal, your process will be delayed.
4. Your COPR will give a date, u have to do landing before that date
5. Expiration of medical is for people who has done upfront medical. If u have done medical when they requested you, you should be fine.
I hope it helps
Thanks Tanu912. Is there a major difference between Procedural Fairness Letter and ADR/RR? I'll be able to show more funds and will submit all documents soon. I would still need to submit the letter highlighting outstanding student loan. Not sure what could be a logical explanation here that this is a monthly payment I make but has no bearing on my liquidity? Any ideas/suggestions would be much appreciated. However, i'll def make sure the total funds I show would be enough even if they deduct entire outstanding student loan from it.
Also, people suggested here that I also renew my passport proactively (expiring April 2020) to avoid any more delays. Would you recommend this too? It'll likely come in 4-6 weeks from now and I'll have to send a webform for this update then. Do you think it would further delay/impact the processing? THANKS AGAIN!
No problem!! DM me if you wanna talk more - I know it sometimes helps to bounce your ideas off others
Good luck and hope things go well!!