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Once you get the RPRF request, chances of rejection will be low. Criminality/Security will be in progress though.

I don't think trips within Canada need to be mentioned, but I could be wrong. But everything else I mentioned. Even if I went to the states and came back the same day, I mentioned it. Same goes for the address ... I mentioned that too. It is too much information, but its better to provide them...

Yes, that is correct.

All PCCs have to be sent in original, so only option is to send it by Regular mail. Copies will not be accepted.

My understanding is that if you will be submitting the original copy which is already in English, then you don't need to submit a certified copy with it. However, if you're getting it translated to English/French then you need a certified copy and it can be certified as follows (taken from the...

Yes, unless you're able to clarify it with CIC, I would recommend that you submit another one. Your criminality/security won't pass without it.

I think there is some confusion. PCC doesn't expire after 3 months, it is valid for an entire year. The 3 month requirement is: at the time you submit your application, the PCC should not be more than 3 months old. Example: Application filed on July 15th. PCC should be dated April 15th or...

ecas status doesn't reflect the most recent updates to your application. Some people received their CoPRs and their ecas status still showed "In Process". That's good that the 2nd X-Ray came clean, it was probably faulty equipment. If I were to venture a guess, your application should return...

I think you can apply for a travel document. More details here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?q=064&t=10

Hi bmp7519, if the medicals are under review, then only option is to wait and see if CIC requests for more tests. I too believe that RPRF is proportional to Eligibility; even the RPRF email says that the application has been found "eligible" for CEC. But, don't worry, I believe there are other...

Hey stalintouch, did you get this request after paying RPRF ? I read somewhere on this forum, it takes 4-6 weeks.

I just posted this on the July 2013 applicants thread: You don't actually need a US visa, you can use this process called "Flagpoling", where you head to a US/Canada border and tell them that you'll be doing your landing at the Canadian border, or simply tell them that you want to "flagpole"...

Unfortunately, I do not have information about the IT field. Best bet is to either wait for someone else to comment or start a new thread on this forum. Should attract some people with IT background. Good luck to you!

lovedeepsingh is right. Try University of Windsor, they accept late admissions and you shouldn't have any problems getting an offer from them. Although, I would suggest you to check out the scope of your program at the University of Windsor, prior to accepting it.

Hi, you may have already read this, but just wanted to point out in case you haven't. For your application to be eligible for processing, you must include the results of one of the following language tests from a testing agency designated by CIC: English CELPIP: Canadian English Language...

I am not an expert in the program that you are aiming for. But I do have experience with Post Graduate Work Permit (PGWPP), that you would need to work in Canada. Please refer to the text below. Once you complete 1 year of work on a PGWPP, you'll be eligible to apply for Permanent Residency...

Mind sharing which company your friend is working for ? Making USD$15,000 per month for a Software Tester/QA type of job seems ridiculous. If there is such a company out there, I would like to apply!

On Schedule A, I personally, provided every single detail of what I was doing. Note: Schedule 8: Economic Classes – Canadian Experience Class: List your occupations within the 3 years preceding the date your application is made starting with your current occupation. List only occupations that...

Thanks for the confirmation, StuCan1

Hmm, did you also submit an affidavit (sworn statement) from the person who translated it ? Perhaps, that's what's missing. Also, note the 3 month requirement for PCC: The certificate must have been issued no more than three (3) months prior to submitting your application. If the original...