Recent content by jinnie871

Go with 4163.

Also, make sure that they update their addresses in the new application.

They go for medicals with a panel physician in their region.

I can see what you are saying. But most likely get points for masters. Now if WES assesses both of your degrees and determines that you education is equivalent to a PhD, you may get more points.

Which pnps are you referring to?

I see. No you only get 120/140 for your highest degree (masters). It’s not like Cic will give you 113 for your bachelors and 120 for your masters. They only consider the highest level of education.

That’s a tough situation. In your case I would submit the following: 1) letter from the bank with pay stubs if you have them. Submit tax returns if it shows the bank’s name. 2) get a letter from a colleague who worked with you. That letter should satisfy IRCC’s requirements for a job letter...

You will get 126 (or 140 with a spouse). https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/become-candidate/criteria-comprehensive-ranking-system/grid.html

1. Leave it blank 2. Check your passports. I believe some passports have your parents’ names in the back. 3. No, as long as your given name is same as your passport.

How did you get it changed? Did you have to go through some legal name change?

Just put your name and address

1. You can give the officer your friend’s address. 2. You should go Tues to Thurs.

Two.

Bank statements will do.

1. You must: Use the same letter. The letter must mention the dates, job title, duties of each position, salary, benefits and hours at each location. 2. You can also supplement that letter with letters from colleagues that worked with you at each location.