New Policy for International Students - April 12th, 2021
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Tips for downloading and filling out the application forms
- Make sure you have Adobe Reader 10 or higher and Javascript is turned on. If you have trouble downloading, right-click the link and choose “Save target as…” or “Save link as…”
- Fill out the forms on your computer instead of by hand. It’s easier and reduces mistakes that can cause delays.
- Schedule 3 must be filled out on your computer.
- Fill out, print, sign and date your application forms.
here: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/tr-pr-pathway/how-to-apply.html
You must not translate the document by yourself. See the requirements on the guide.
But what if there are no translators from my language? Can a translator from home country do that based on a scan?
Tips for downloading and filling out the application forms
- Make sure you have Adobe Reader 10 or higher and Javascript is turned on. If you have trouble downloading, right-click the link and choose “Save target as…” or “Save link as…”
- Fill out the forms on your computer instead of by hand. It’s easier and reduces mistakes that can cause delays.
- Schedule 3 must be filled out on your computer.
- Fill out, print, sign and date your application forms.
The only exception is imm0008
For essential worker stream will hours over 30 per week count ?
IRCC again has not specified anything, now since guides are out, what do you interpret from this ?
Work Exp of 14 months with some weeks over 40 hours for instance.
IRCC again has not specified anything, now since guides are out, what do you interpret from this ?
Work Exp of 14 months with some weeks over 40 hours for instance.
Alright, some pointers for those who are struggling to retain all of the information from the guide:
1- Some forms are supposed to be printed, signed, dated and scanned again.
2- The only exception to 1- is imm0008, the form must be validated and saved. DO NOT PRINT
3- You need to show something for the PCC and medical exam section, please try to book a medical exam (some are free to book) and request a PCC asap if you need it.
4- Photos: must be taken by a professional photographer, must have photo studio stamp on the back AND must have applicant's full name and date of birth in the back.
5- If you have dependants, there are forms that must be filled twice (once each)
6- Translations must be certified
7- If you have a national ID, you need it translated:
For the applicant (and dependents, if applicable):
1- Some forms are supposed to be printed, signed, dated and scanned again.
2- The only exception to 1- is imm0008, the form must be validated and saved. DO NOT PRINT
3- You need to show something for the PCC and medical exam section, please try to book a medical exam (some are free to book) and request a PCC asap if you need it.
4- Photos: must be taken by a professional photographer, must have photo studio stamp on the back AND must have applicant's full name and date of birth in the back.
5- If you have dependants, there are forms that must be filled twice (once each)
6- Translations must be certified
7- If you have a national ID, you need it translated:
For the applicant (and dependents, if applicable):
- Copy of the biographical data page of a passport or travel document
- Identity and Civil Status Documents
- Children's information (if applicable)
- Immigration Medical Exams (IME)
- Police certificates and clearances
- Photos
- Fees
Question, I have an upfront medical exam I took last month but IRCC doesn't "know" about it. Should I say I've had a medical exam before or not?
- I'm afraid that if I say yes, they'll look into my file and see there's no medical, delaying my application.
- I'm afraid that if I say no, my application will be processed slower
- I'm afraid that if I say yes, they'll look into my file and see there's no medical, delaying my application.
- I'm afraid that if I say no, my application will be processed slower
Presumably the calculation will the same as it is for everything else.For essential worker stream will hours over 30 per week count ?
IRCC again has not specified anything, now since guides are out, what do you interpret from this ?
Work Exp of 14 months with some weeks over 40 hours for instance.
Full time is 30 hours per week. Anything above that doesn't get you anything extra.
So 40 hour per week for 14 months is 14 months of work experience.