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Always filled with surprises ... or with system problems :)

I heard it could take years after applying for citizenship, it's not like staying in Canada for 3 or 4 years and that's it. I'd love to live in Canada, it's just the job market I'm worried about, alot of people are complaining how they didn't work in their profession and they had to take a lame...

How many members applying? As per CIC: Number of Family Members Funds Required (in Canadian dollars) 1 $11,931 2 $14,853 3 $18,260 4 $22,170 5 $25,145 6 $28,359 7 or more $31,574 You gave the exact same figure to the dollar, try a little more, if it didn't work then it's not related to the...

Let's have some patience, guessing won't do us any good :)

As per Mayo clinic they say it's safe to do an X-Ray for pregnant women with today's technology: http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/pregnancy-week-by-week/expert-answers/x-ray-during-pregnancy/faq-20058264 A pregnant women should also ask for a lead protection during X-Rays in case she...

A marriage certificate? ::)

It depends on the document, for example Police Clearance (3 months validity), IELTS (2 years validity), ECA report (5 years validity) and so on.

They will definitely know that you are interested in "immigrating" to Canada and that may raise some questions when you apply for a tourist visa.

I'm not "ranting" about EE as I perfectly scored in the age criterion, however I believe someone with 10 years of experience is better off to excel in his/her job than someone with 3 years of experience. EE system is good but not perfect, it's ok if someone highlighted some flaws in it, take it...

Use the link suggested above, or use a lower scanning resolution, or use a professional scanners that has an option for compacted PDF's

Do we need to upload/fill any of the forms that immigrants used to fill and submit before i.e. IMM0008, IMM5669, IMM5562, etc.? I have read somewhere on this forum that we need to fill Travel History, I didn't see it among the required documents on this thread.

This is another example of Express Entry weakness, it counts on age more than experience, hence they end up overlooking experienced / talented individuals. ::)

Also, take into account hundreds if not thousands of declined ITA's, fake profiles and rejected applications. I'm not used to do any prediction and I won't do it, however the cutoff should "logically" go down in the upcoming draws.

No one knows the answer to "how long we should wait?" and I understand your feeling because we're all feeling the same way. To calculate how much your spouse education will impact your overall CRS score checkout this link: http://cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp

Definitely, this is totally not acceptable.

It is possible, just change the work history in your EE profile and be able to prove it once you get an ITA, also, the additional working year should match the NOC you're applying against to be eligible for extra points.

Go ahead an do IELTS again, if you scored better than the last one then update your scores into your EE pofile, if not then keep your old scores in the system, you aren't breaching any law don't worry. Best of luck :)

The agent won't help much, you got this forum for help! Also, the documents required are explained in detail and you will do all the work whether you hire an agent or not.

I believe CIC takes into consideration that many applicants declines ITA after receiving and it and some of them finds out that they can't prove their claims for any reason, hence they draw a larger number of applicants to cover up for those people who declines ITA.

To claim points he/she should be physically living in Canada