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My wife and I gave our biometrics back in December 2020 and our application profile still says that the biometrics are missing. If you see the biometrics info appear in the "Applicant information" section and if you also check via the IRCC link, you should be ok. However, to be entirely at...

I think that you cannot land in Quebec when you receive your PR through Express Entry. However, once you have landed in any other province, you are free to move around

When you receive your invitation to apply, you will have to fill in a form that contains several sections, one of them being the "Work history". That section is meant to disclose the work experience for which you are claiming points and for which you will have to provide supporting documentation...

In your Express Entry profile, list only the jobs for which you will claim points. Otherwise, once you receive the invitation to apply and fill in your application, you will have to explain why you moved some work experience from the "Work History" section to the "Personal History" section

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/november-2020-aor-join-here.708612/

The other jobs for which you will not be claiming points will have to be disclosed in the Personal History section. You won't be required to provide supporting documents for those.

You only need a PCC for countries in which you have spent more than 6 consecutive months in the last 10 years or since you turned 18. The system automatically tells you the PCC you need to provide based on the data you enter in your travel history or address history when you fill in the...

Here are my two cents : There were people in the pool back in March 2021 with a CRS score of 75 and guess what... they got lucky and were invited on February 13th 2021 together with 27,000 other candidates. I got in the pool with 382 CRS (when you needed around 470 to get an invite) while we...

Regarding the lack of reply from IRCC, you might find an explanation in the text below (comes in an automatic email from Mexico visa office, but other VOs may follow the same rules: "If you fall into any of the following scenarios, you will not receive a response from us: · You are...

There is no escaping the language tests, even if one of the languages is your mother tongue.

Here is how it works : 1. Provided you are eligible, you create a profile in Express Entry. That will require taking IRCC-approved language test in English and/or French to establish your language skills. You will also need to send your note records and degrees to an organization (like WES) that...

IRCC will request a PCC for your current country of residence and any country where you have spent more than 6 months in the last 10 years. If you have not stayed more than 6 months in Pakistan after the date of your most recent Pakistan PCC (which, I am assuming, is the one you are thinking of...

Actually, if you take the time to take a look at the initial message that IRCC sent you about the need of a further medical exam, you will read that the panel physician "will forward the results directly to this office." So, you don't have to do anything other than booking an appointment.

You can send a webform if you like, but since the panel physician is "e-Medical enable", all the new data would be sent directly to IRCC without you having to do anything.

If your current visit to Pakistan lasted less than 6 months, then the PCC you got yesterday will be ok.

This is a letter requesting further information about your medicals. So, yes, IRCC has started working on your application.

Don't stress about rumors dealing with elections two years from now. Think about ways to increase your score, like adding French or exploring the various PNP options linked to Express entry.

If your current stay in Pakistan is less than 6 months you do not need a PCC.

ADR request on August 5th, Medicals passed as of August 26th, documents sent on September 2nd and pending PCC on September 28th. ADR as "Not applicable" since beginning fo September

I wanted to have the apostille for the digital PCC I received from Belgium, but when I submitted my request I was told that Belgian PCC for Canada does not require apostille ("Un extrait de casier judiciaire belge est dispensé d’apostille pour présentation au Canada.") So, the digital signature...