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I received an ADR asking for new Schedule A, Travel History Form and Details of Military Service form on Feb 1 (South Korean citizen) Very frustrating because I already provided the information with e-APR! I guess they don't read Client Information. Current status: Tracker: All completed except...

Update on Jan 30: Biometrics and Eligibility Completed on tracker. ITA Oct-11-2023 Submitted and AOR Oct-20-2023 Request to Pay for Biometrics Dec-8-2023 Biometrics Payment Update Notification Dec-29-2023 BIL and Medical Pass Jan-8-2024 Biometrics submitted Jan-10-2024 Biometrics and...

If the officer administrates the IRPA and IRPR correctly, his application should be refused. the law requires candidates to fulfil the work experience they claimed when they receive the invitation. even earlier than when they submit their e-APR, unless they satisfy the minimum eligibility...

Today I got BIL and Medical Pass CEC-Inland ITA Oct-11-2023 Submitted and AOR Oct-20-2023 Request to Pay for Biometrics Dec-8-2023 Biometrics Payment Update Notification Dec-29-2023 BIL and Medical Pass Jan-8-2024

CEC - Inland ITA Oct-11 Submitted and AOR Oct-20 Upfront medical included done Sep-8 No update yet

I applied on August 30, 2022 and application was received on August 31, 2022. I noticed that they are requiring IMM5257 - Schedule 1 on the application document checklist page. Looks like they are interested in my travel history. However I did not receive any message/e-mail actually...

Normally maintained status ceases to exist when you exit Canada, but your authorisation to work is not based on maintained status, but subsection 186(w) of Immigration Refugees Protection Regulation. Therefore, you don't lose your authorisation to work if a decision has not been rendered on your...

the form of contract/employment doesn’t matter. You can be an employee, or a self-employed person(business owner, independent contractor) i have contracts with multiple companies as an independent contractor, so to speak. However, what IRCC will look in terms of study permit is if the work...

1) immigration regulations define work (subject to 20h/wk req) as an activity that directly competes with Canadian labour market. As long as the person the pays you is outside Canada so there is no reason he or she should routinely employ a Canadian resident, it is not work in immigration...

You need to be currently employed at the time the application is submitted and yes if you were authorized to work you can count the experience as well.