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Hi Seemapandey, To add to what hamgha said: 2. I am the primary applicant so does every fund need to be in my name or it can be in my spouse's? [See below] Funds in a joint account where the other account holder is your accompanying spouse can be used to satisfy settlement fund requirements...

The average can be either the actual average, or it can be the closing balance of your account at the end of each of the last 6 months. There's no official format for the letter, it just needs to include everything IRCC outlines, including the 6-month average, so yes, you must disclose this...

...Who told you PCCs have to be less than 3 months old at the time of AOR? IRCC's rule is that PCCs for the country you're currently living in must not be older than 6 months old at the time of AOR, and PCCs from other countries just need to have been issued after the last time you were in that...

No, it doesn't matter. Your work experience and your education don't have to match.

I'm sorry, but it sounds to me like you need to have your immigration officer withdraw your profile, end your arrangement with him, and do this process yourself. He can't impose his will on you like that - you are perfectly within your rights to change your mind about taking your spouse with...

Remember, you're not changing your profile to 'single candidate'; you're changing it to 'married with unaccompanying spouse' - there's a difference. Why is your immigration officer rejecting the idea; did he give you a reason? I can't remember if you already received an ITA or not, but if you...

"You have a personal"...personal what? A balance certificate isn't an official letter. It has many of the elements IRCC requests in the letter from the bank, but not all. If all you have is a balance certificate, you're going to need to provide additional documents to supplement the information...

I would think the doctor would still have to be the one to go back and upload the XRay once it's done - I don't think IRCC would accept any medical information directly from us (that's why they have authorized panel physicians)... But I could be wrong...can anyone else confirm this?

Hi yogi44, The Canadian Equivalency Summary is what dictates your highest Educational qualification - if the ECA Report states that both together equate to a Bachelor's Degree (four years), then your highest educational level is "Bachelor's Degree..." - I don't think you can claim "Two or more...

I'm confused...if your wife is with you in Canada on a Visitor's Visa, I don't think she's authorized to work...so why would you update her employment status to 'WORKING' if she's not currently working (per her current visitor's visa status)?

Oh; well, I don't think you need to worry. I'm not at that stage yet, but I'm pretty sure the average passport stamping time varies between 2 weeks and a month. You're still within normal timeframes.

Not sure about how long you need to wait (as I haven't gotten to that point yet unfortunately :( ) But I've never heard of anyone getting rejected after receiving a passport request. TECHNICALLY, rejections are possible AT ANY POINT, up until you land and claim your PR and, even then, even...

LOL, the question isn't really asking what language your programme was taught in, but we understand what you're saying. :) For information, though, what the question appears to be asking is what the PURPOSE of the programme was. There are some programmes where the course or a portion of the...

Well your answer is dependent on what the purpose of the course was...why would you answer 'Yes' to that question unless half the study program actually was English or French as a second language courses...? If half the study program WAS English or French as a second language course, then you...

Applications take, on average for 80% of applications, 6 months to be processed starting from the point the application is deemed complete. Since your application was missing a document, the 6 month count didn't start until after they received that last document from you. And keep in mind that...

Does your BCG status say "Your application is in progress. We will send you a message when we start your background check", or does it say "We are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need more information", because if it's the latter, your application was actually...

There's more to eligibility than just language test scores but, yes, in terms of LANGUAGE eligibility, you meet the minimum requirements. But if you can take the test again and score higher (both of you), then you should. The higher your language test scores, the higher your Comprehensive...

It varies for everyone. Mine took 1.7 weeks, but you can't go by that unfortunately. The application process is just too unpredictable to make accurate predictions...

No, you can't assume RPRF means that. No one is exactly sure at what stage in the application processing IRCC requests the RPRF. Some people state it's after R10 is completed, but if that's true, then there is still quite a bit of processing to go before you finally get to PPR...

An open work permit which is employer specific isn't enough. It has to be an LMIA-exempt work permit which is employer specific. It's not LMIA exempt, you need an LMIA. Only a few types of arranged employment in Canada actually qualify as VALID employment for Express Entry purposes. See here for...