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I have been PR since March and my CIC account is still in progress. No updates or changes whatsoever after last MEP :D .

Congratulations and well done bro!!!! Hope this means smooth sailing for your immigration plans. And well-done to all of us too - for enduring many months of @mushymush's (probably deserved) bashings of IRCC :D :D :D.

Did you????????

unless extended by officer, your medicals expire 12 months from the date on it. You might be asked for a remedical.

I came here to say this...

There's nothing to apply for. If the school has granted you admission to the new program, then you are good to go. IRCC doesn't need/care to know about program changes within the same DLI.

You can change your program within the same DLI, no problem.

Yes, this is PPR. Toutes nos félicitations!

Yes you do.

You can still use the letter since it's not from your current employer. Attach an LOE explaining the old NOC used.

-21 today in Regina. Freezing our asses off already.

Couldn't agree more!

Wow, congrats man! I hope you make it to Canada soon, and I pray it's worth it, and all you expect it to be and more.

The form I used back then had this code at the bottom: 'IMM 5669 (06-2019) E'. I don't know if there's a newer version. Yes, there is no validate button on this form. Also, I was told that they do not accept a digital signature for this form, so I printed it out, signed and scanned back to my...

Wow, that was fast!!! CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!!

Update those scores yesterday already!!!!

100%. Saying YES and adding in the information doesn't harm you. Saying NO might.

Yes, send through webform. You need to submit it, since you claimed points for it.

No, there's no specific slot for it. You need to add it with the other supporting documents that you upload under their "Client Information".

For the eAPR, I think I have read that people answer Yes to both questions and just provide the same explanation on both. But the question is clearer in Schedule A, so you just need to answer Yes for the first one there. Yeah, Schedule A is exactly same questions on the form you are filling, so...