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Oh man! That's bad! Well, this gap thing is completely at the discretion of the officer. This was already discussed earlier this year :( . Well, yes, you can try to appeal mentioning what you were doing in that gap of one month. I wish you luck friend!

At the moment, AFAIK, only OINP does that (May be BC does it too but I am not sure). To apply to other provinces other than Ontario, you have to keep yourself updated about the dates these programs open and submit the application ASAP because there is high demand for slots. Check the below...

If your name is, for instance, Matthew and your friends call you Matt, you don't have to mention that IMO.

1) No. No province will simply nominate you without asking you to submit application/documents to them. 2) If you have a CRS >= CRS decided by OINP, there is a good chance that you will get it.

PLEASE DO NOT QUOTE THIS LIST 4th November Update - The dream is very much coming true. :) . Number of nominations > 3 * (Number of Pending Nominations). Hards_100 got nominated anni_iitk got nominated farazh89 got nominated...

Ah, nice! Congrats! :)

Happened to me when I tried using Chrome. I tried it in Firefox and it worked. Some technical glitch.

You can even pay using your neighbor's card. Doesn't matter. They are cool as long as they get the money.

I am sorry. This can't be good! If you have to be eligible under CEC, you have to have at least 1 year work experience in the past 3 years FROM THE DATE OF YOUR PT. Page 6 of the application guide - http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/prodconsum/groups/csc/@oipp/documents/document/oi_en_hcps.pdf...

You can claim points for your Masters degree. Congrats! You would be awarded points only for your Masters degree here.

s4 is a form that all provincial nominees have to submit. Submitting s4 along with your application might save some time. If you have not submitted it, don't worry. You will be asked to submit it at a later point in time.

They don't normally ask for nomination certificate. However, they will definitely request a Schedule 4.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/forms/imm0008_4e.pdf Like we discussed yesterday, no, you don't necessarily have to submit your nomination certificate or schedule 4 along with your e-APR. However, it is recommended.

Well, you can mention the dates as such and explain your situation in a LOE. However, I would suggest you not to hide anything (such as your job from 2007 to 2009). Just mention it in the personal history section. The dates can overlap. Explaining it with a LOE will solve it, IMO.

There is no whatsapp group for this. We shall maintain a list on this thread.

Generally, no.