Recent content by info@peerlessimmigration.
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Personal history - what to include?
Hi! No need to worry — your question is completely valid. The warning you saw (“this experience is not necessary”) usually just means that the work you're entering isn’t required for CEC eligibility (i.e., it's not counted toward skilled experience). Since you’re not claiming points for those...- info@peerlessimmigration.
- Post #4
- Forum: Canadian Experience Class
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January 2025 - Citizenship Applications
Hi, Great questions and it’s good that you’re being thorough. 1. Immigration and Citizenship section: Yes, it’s generally a good idea to include all previous long-term visas like student, work, and even visitor visas if they’re relevant and still valid. Including your US student visa and B1/B2...- info@peerlessimmigration.
- Post #1,220
- Forum: Citizenship
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Non-Express Entry(PNP) Online Applications Gather here
Hi! We’ve seen several applicants submit their PR applications under the PNP stream via the new online portal. Timelines can vary depending on the province and individual case details, but typically, people report getting AOR (Acknowledgment of Receipt) within a few weeks. Would be great to hear...- info@peerlessimmigration.
- Post #17,696
- Forum: Provincial Nomination Program Immigration
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Request to Upload PCC (Police Clearance Certificate) for from IRCC for my sponsor Parents and Grandparents (PGP) application
Hi, Yes, for the PGP PCC upload, the IRCC portal typically asks for details like: Document type (e.g., Police Certificate) Country of issue Date of issue Document number (if applicable) Name as shown on the certificate Make sure the PCC is in the correct format and from the appropriate police...- info@peerlessimmigration.
- Post #2
- Forum: Family Class Sponsorship
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>>>>>> 2021 TR to PR Pathway AOR & Timelines <<<<<< Join here
Hi, TRP usually stands for Temporary Resident Permit, which is meant for exceptional cases. If you applied through a regular PR stream like Express Entry or PNP, this might be a mistake. It’s best to contact IRCC via the webform to clarify and correct it if needed. Hope that helps!- info@peerlessimmigration.
- Post #30,751
- Forum: General - All Canadian Immigration
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URGENT!!! HELP!!! IELTS expiring after ITA
Hi, and congrats on receiving your ITA on 1st May 2025. You’re fine to proceed with your current IELTS results. IRCC only requires your language test to be valid on the date you receive your ITA, not when you submit your eAPR. Since your IELTS is valid until 11th May and your ITA was issued on...