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[jairam92]

How did you pay the extra fees

What was the extra fee? can you come again please?

 

[$$harsh$$]

Hey, I got medicals appointment for immediate next day, posted the doc for PCC to surrey within 2 days. it took me additional $50 CAD courier to BLS India service, PCC they said will take 1 month, but i got the clearance within 1 week from my home Karnataka State. And I am Currently in Vancouver, BC. Not sure if you are in the same province as me.

I see. Good for you that you got your PCC in such a short period. Nowadays the entire process is taking about a month for PCC. My docs delivered to BLS on 6th May since then no update. Hopefully I will get it by the end of may or early June.
Wish you the best with your application

PS- I am in Toronto

 

[S@r@b]

inland:
My AOR was on 4 May as my previous application was refused on 15 January 2020 submitted on 26 September 2020. medical and pcc has been already attached to the file

 

[S@r@b]

La version française suit le texte anglais.

Dear Express Entry Candidate: On April 30, 2020, the fees increased for most economic immigration programs and the Right of Permanent Residence fee. Our system is not yet updated with the new Express Entry fees. The correct fees will be updated in the system on June 2nd. You must pay your application fees in 2 payments. First, you must pay the difference in the fee amount in our ePayment portal. After that, you must come back to your secure account to pay the rest of your application fees. Follow these steps to make your 2 payments: 1. Calculate the total fee difference you need to pay Add up all the “payable difference” in the table below that applies to your situation 2. Go to the Make an additional payment or pay other fees page in the ePayment portal. 3. Under “Quantity”, enter the payable difference amount Each payment generates 1 receipt. You can pay as a single payment or repeat this step to make multiple payments. The receipt will be sent to the e-mail address you entered in the ePayment portal. 4. Return to your application in your IRCC secure account. 5. From the Document checklist page, upload the receipt(s) for the fee difference under “Optional Documents: Client Information”. 6. Proceed to pay the rest your application fees when you submit your application. FEE DIFFERENCE SCHEDULE (All fee amounts are in Canadian Dollars) Fees Previous amount used in our systems ($CAN) New fee effective April 30, 2020 ($CAN) Payable difference ($CAN) Your application Processing fee and Right of Permanent Residence fee 1,040 1,325 285 Your application (without Right of Permanent Residence fee) 550 825 275 Include your spouse or partner Processing fee and Right of Permanent Residence fee 1,040 1,325 285 Include your spouse or partner (without Right of Permanent Residence fee) 550 825 275 Include a dependent child 150 per child 225 per child 75 per child Right of Permanent Residence fee (may be paid at a later date) 490 500 10 For example, the payable difference for you ($285), your spouse ($285) and one dependent child ($75) including the Right of Permanent Residence is $ CAN 645. ($285+ $285+$75 = $645).

 

[jairam92]

inland:
My AOR was on 4 May as my previous application was refused on 15 January 2020 submitted on 26 September 2020. medical and pcc has been already attached to the file

I am sorry to know previous application was rejected, May i know what was the reason behind it?

 

[S@r@b]

I am sorry to know previous application was rejected, May i know what was the reason behind it?

I didn't provide experience letter to CIC with duties and representative choose the wrong NOC for foreign work experience.

 

[nemo123]

I am filling out my post ITA forms and I am stuck at address history. I am a CEC candidate and I have been living in Canada on and off for the last 10 years. I have moved back and forth between Canada and my home country. In the year 2011 I lived in my home country for a year, then again in 2017 and now since last year I have moved back to my home country after expiry of my work permit.

I have always lived at the same address in my home country.


Now my question is when filling out my address history do I put my home country address just once from the first time I moved back home up until now or do I put it three (3) separate times?

 

[sam06]

I am filling out my post ITA forms and I am stuck at address history. I am a CEC candidate and I have been living in Canada on and off for the last 10 years. I have moved back and forth between Canada and my home country. In the year 2011 I lived in my home country for a year, then again in 2017 and now since last year I have moved back to my home country after expiry of my work permit.

I have always lived at the same address in my home country.


Now my question is when filling out my address history do I put my home country address just once from the first time I moved back home up until now or do I put it three (3) separate times?

I had similar thing. I was studying in home country, parents lived in another country so I visited them in every break. Even after moving to canada, I went to parents 4 times. Since I was resident, I have put all the addresses back and forth for the time period I stayed there.

 

[Twee]

Let me join you folks and wait for the best. My AOR May 15.

 

[andy108]

Let me join you folks and wait for the best. My AOR May 15.

All the best mate and keep us all posted with your progress.

 

[nemo123]

My spouse has not worked in the last four years. In her personal history when I select unemployed or homemaker the system still asks for job title and name of employer. What should I put there?

Basically it ask two questions.

1. Please describe what this person was doing during this period (e.g job title, positions, etc) (required)

2. Please provide the name of company, employer, school or facility as appropriate. (Required)

Should I put NA for both?

 

[S@r@b]

I am filling out my post ITA forms and I am stuck at address history. I am a CEC candidate and I have been living in Canada on and off for the last 10 years. I have moved back and forth between Canada and my home country. In the year 2011 I lived in my home country for a year, then again in 2017 and now since last year I have moved back to my home country after expiry of my work permit.

I have always lived at the same address in my home country.


Now my question is when filling out my address history do I put my home country address just once from the first time I moved back home up until now or do I put it three (3) separate times?

You can fill the form like this

Suppose you was born in april 19, 1993 ( suppose your home country is uk) and you left the uk on 1 jan 2011 and reach canada on 2 jan 2011, remained in canada for 4 year and went back to uk on 15 april 2015 for 1 year and came again on 20 december 2016 after expiry of WORK PERMIT went back to uk on 2 july 2017

from
April 19, 1993 to 1 jan 2011
Address will be of your home country

from
2 jan 2011 to 5 april 2015
address will be of canada

from
6 april 2015 to 19 december 2016
Address of your home country uk

from 20 deember to 1 july 2017
Address will of canada

then from 2 july 2017 to till now
Address will be of your home country

 

[S@r@b]

My spouse has not worked in the last four years. In her personal history when I select unemployed or homemaker the system still asks for job title and name of employer. What should I put there?

Basically it ask two questions.

1. Please describe what this person was doing during this period (e.g job title, positions, etc) (required)

2. Please provide the name of company, employer, school or facility as appropriate. (Required)

Should I put NA for both?

Postion - house maker

company - worked for home

 

[nemo123]

Postion - house maker

company - worked for home

Thanks a lot man

 

[zee90999]

All the best guys! Add your case to the tracker!

FSW-OUTLAND
ITA: 19 Feb 2020
AOR: 17 May 2020

how do I add this to the tracker?