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Handy to know. Thanks for the info

You bring up a good point. That said, my document checklist never asked for an RCMP PCC in the first place (just my UK one, which i uploaded with my application) If they request one with fingerprints from me further down the line, i’ll go get that one too. Hopefully Service Canada will be...

Getting 10 printed (digitally or with ink) and having your picture taken, will set you back maybe 20 minutes tops. Last time i gave biometrics, it took 5 mins out of my day.

Lines? Biometrics take very little time to get through. C’mon now, lol

Wasn’t asked for fingerprints. Local police station just needed name and date of birth, and i could apply online. IF they can’t run the criminal record check with that info, then they would ask for fingerprints. That said you could just go ahead and try for a certified criminal record check...

Applied on Sunday 16th, got an email confirmation on Tuesday 18th, and it arrived today (20th)

Dates can overlap. The most important thing is that there can be no gaps in dates.

Uploaded my Canadian PCC via the webform. Now the waiting game.

You will need to give new biometrics for PR applications. It is a CIC requirement, regardless of biometrics you gave for any previous TRV or Work Permit applications.

That’s what i did. Combined my WES, transcripts, degree, and CELPIP results into one pdf, and uploaded that.

Yes

Their mandate isn’t to maintain the minimum score threshold at some level.

Each checklist is unique, and self explanatory. So just do what it instructs you to

Whichever service you used. Combine the ECA certificate, your degree certificate and your transcripts, into a single pdf, and upload

You got an ECA. So upload the transcripts for the ECA you got prior to your ITA. This is pretty simple stuff.

Patience is a (seemingly rare) virtue

The conjecture some of you post on here is almost mildly amusing.

They consider the exchange rate at the time of submission. That said, if you were close to the threshold, and said exchange rate has changed since then, they could request a new POF from you, so be prepared for that, and ensure the balance you have in that account is above the threshold.

Google, for starters. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/come-canada-tool.html

The reference letter should suffice. Ensure it has contact information of a/your supervisor during your time there. Or at least someone who can verify that info. Tax slips are a plus.