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Hi 8Everything, As principal applicant, you would only be able to include your spouse and any dependent CHILDREN in your PR application. If you hope for your parents to get PR, they will either have to apply for PR themselves, or you will have to sponsor them on family sponsorship after you...

No worries; everyone starts out 'ignorant'. We're all here to help. Draws occur, typically, 1 to 3 weeks apart, usually on Wednesdays. The last Draw was this past Wednesday (the 15th), so another draw is likely to happen on the 22nd, 29th, or Dec 6th (my bet would be on the 29th, but as the...

Hi raiiqbal, welcome to the forum. I'm not sure but, based on your question, you might be a bit confused about how the different streams, including FSW and PNP work. To be clear though, one cannot apply through PNP unless he/she has a nomination certificate from a province - this is what makes...

My US Bank was initially giving me the run-around as well. Since you only have a verbal refusal for them, if you have time, I would recommend you submit your request in a written format (online chat, email, online customer service portal, etc.). In the written request, you should also register...

Notarization is just another way to 'endorse' the document. A typical experience letter drawn up on Company letterhead and signed by an authorized officer of the employer (HR, or a company executive, or your manager if he/she is so authorized, etc.) is 'endorsed' by the letter-head and...

Don't decline your ITA or withdraw your profile. Simply make the correction to your eAPR (electronic application for permanent residency) (i.e. the part you complete after getting an ITA), and ensure your proof of work experience (your reference letters) properly reflect what you've entered in...

Hi itiwari, The country in which you reside before, during, or after your ITA and application submission will generally have no bearing on your application. If you move back to your country before you submit your application, make sure you indicate the country you're in as your country of...

To which fees are you speaking, specifically? There isn't a EE visa fee (the one-time entry visa (counterfoil) that is placed in passports of approved persons from non-visa-exempt countries, to allow them to enter Canada so they can 'claim' their PR, doesn't have a fee - as long as your...

You should select "Two or more certificates, diplomas, or degrees. " See here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/eca-conversion.asp for information on how to read your ECA report (on IRCC's website) Two or more certificates, diplomas, or degrees. Important notice: One must be...

The TO Date is the date you completed the studies.

Bobbieleigh is right; you only have 64 points on the FSW eligibility grid - you need 67. Do you happen to have a relative (parent, grandparent, child, grandchild, sibling, aunt, uncle, niece or nephew) who is 18 years or older, living in Canada, and is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident...

Hi A es89, Please check the following to see if any of these are the problem... Common Reasons for Express Entry Profile Ineligibility This guide is only relevant to persons who expect to be eligible under the Federal Skilled Workers (FSW) or Canadian Experience Class (CEC) programmes, NOT the...

Haven't started packing yet, but I handed in my resignation at work, booked my plane ticket, and bought my new luggage set! :) We are technically supposed to bring "proof of funds" with us when we land, but the likelihood of your Immigration Officer actually asking to see those proof of funds...

I'm not sure I understand the issue - if the FBI said 3 more weeks and you have 6 more weeks to submit your eAPR, that means, if the FBI comes through, you'd be able to submit your eAPR 3 weeks before the deadline...

Hi omicrondelta, I'm a little confused, as OdinNguyen's link DOES answer the question I THOUGHT you were asking. Could you try rephrasing your question for us, so we can better assist you? My understanding is that you're asking what dates your police clearance certificate needs to cover...

You're not required to provide proof of anything in your Personal History - I suspect this section facilitates the Background check. In my personal opinion, if you suspect it could come up in your background check, you should probably disclose it, just to avoid having IRCC wonder why you didn't...

Yes, a background check is the final (and usually longest) stage of processing your application once you submit it (also known as the security assessment). I'm not completely sure what the background check entails (also, it's fairly certain that part of it involves ensuring you don't pose a...

You can land for a short time (even just a few hours) in order to claim your PR and then head right back out of the country if you're not yet ready to move permanently. This is called 'soft-landing'. However, your PR Card, which will serve as your travel document, won't be ready for at least 3...

I have until mid-August 2018 but I want to get there now! :) Thanks so much, and I hope your PR comes through just as quickly!

Your PCC needs to be up to Jan 20, 2013. It needs to be issued after and cover the entire period up to and including the last time you were in the Country. Medical can be re-used, but you may have to ask your doctor to upload it again - not sure - anyone else in the forum have more information...