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Canada accepts dual intent. Students don't have to swear they will go home after finishing their studies. They only have to swear they will go home if they are out of status...

I don't have extensive research on this, but I did roughly hear that things similar to appeal or reopen exist.

The best you can do is to provide the documents anyway and raise a webform to explain you missed the deadline because the email went to spam or something.

As long as you got your pcc after you left a country there is no expire date

You can check my timeline in my signature. I suspect the October 29 GU is for the recommended pass, but today is the first time I have called IRCC

I think IRCC won't do anything with the uploaded photo, and I used photos more than 6 months old. Your visa or permit will not have a photo, and a photo is collected with fingerprints anyway. I don't really understand why they still require a photo to be uploaded.

Did you spend time in the US？

I saw from another site that people with Aug 08 AOR received FD, so I called IRCC. PVO Vancouver SVO Sydney Eligibility: recommended pass criminality: pass info sharing: in progress security screening: not start I spent 5.5 years in the US, maybe that's why the info sharing takes a long time

I saw from another site that people with Aug 08 AOR received FD, so I called IRCC. PVO Vancouver SVO Sydney Eligibility: recommended pass criminality: pass info sharing: in progress security screening: not start

Probably true. IRCC desperately needs Francophones to meet their French speaker outside Quebec quota.

There are 3 or 4 persons in these forum have almost the same timeline

I got my BIL on Sep 19 but no P1 yet. It will definitely exceed 6 weeks

My tracker is still updated on October 25

Don't worry. You finished your bio a few days ahead of me. My GU should correspond with your GU last week.

I got a GCkey GU 5 minutes ago. How about you?

As far as I can remember when I exchanged my US DL for G2, they searched my US driving history and set my first possible road test day as my US DL's issue date + 2 years. Ontario should be able to search your old driving history and count that.

You might be able to get a full Class 5 license. I exchanged my G2 to Class 5 in NB since NB does not require a second road test. AB also does not require road test anymore, so you might be about to exchange for Class 5 as well. Then when you move back to ON, you Class 5 will become G.

Your title or what you consider you are are not important. The important thing is that you can convince IRCC that your job matches the main duties described in a NOC. My understanding of NOC exclusion is that it is a reminder for you to check another NOC.

It just means "Life science professionals" use a separate NOC other than 41400