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Great, thanks for confirming. Much appreciated.

Thanks, ttrajan. Did you face the same situation?

What is the point of posting this information without asking a question?

Yes, true. I understand it doesn't apply in my situation, but it seems weird that the re-issue would be triggered in some situations and not in others. In general, I don't have a lot of confidence in their processes following this ordeal, which is why I am interested in first-hand experience by...

Thanks for your reply. I have of course seen this page, but it still isn't clear to me that whether it is sufficient to trigger a re-issue of the PR card. This sentence especially is confusing: Possessed a Permanent Resident Card that was lost, stolen or destroyed but you do not wish to...

I have been facing some issues in obtaining my PR card following my landing as a PR in July this year, and I'm quite frustrated by CIC's lack of communication and the general uselessness of their agents. In short, my PR card never showed up at my nominated address in Canada. After submitting...

I have been facing some issues in obtaining my PR card, and I'm quite frustrated by CIC's lack of communication and the general uselessness of their agents. In short, my PR card never showed up at my nominated address in Canada. After submitting multiple CSEs, I finally learned that the card...

HI Adam, thanks for the update mate. Much appreciated. I'm facing a similar problem - see here: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/how-to-update-review-address-for-pr-card-t449591.0.html;msg5426780#msg5426780 Can I ask what number you called and what time of the...

I want to caution everyone against using a PO box address even if it has a proper street address. I did just that and provided the officer with such an address, and then he asked me "who lives there"? I don't know about you, but lying to an officer is not an option for me. So I answered...

Thanks for your reply. Called many times and never got through, but I guess I'll just keep trying then. Has anyone found a way to view their address online when they received the "you could not be identified" error? Is there any trick I'm missing here? And is there any other website or any...

Hi everyone, I landed in Vancouver last month. When the immigration officer asked me for my address, I gave him a letterbox address that I had rented. It’s not a PO box, but a residential street address. When he asked me “who lives there”, I answered truthfully that it is only a mail receiving...

Follow the instructions in this thread: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/profile-ineligible-post-here-t416165.0.html

No. You should have the info sheet. They should give it to you even if not all results are available, as long as you completed all examinations.

Whether or not it's full time depends on how many hours per week you work. Anything above 30 hours per week is considered full time. But the job offer also needs to be permanent. A one year contract is not a permanent job offer. You must get a job offer from your employer that is not time-bound.

No, but you won't get an ITA either. The current cut-off is 480+ points. Ask your employer for a full time job offer.

I don't get why you keep transferring money into a separate account for POF purposes. It seems like you have more money than you need, so why don't you get a snapshot of your main savings account and then you'll never have to worry about exchange rate fluctuations again.

Who says that you need a birth certificate? Normally, this is only required for children.

As long as you have correctly stated that you do not have an ECA for this degree and you have not received any points for it, you are fine. Just make sure you upload the original degree certificate. I assume it is in French, so you don't even need to provide a translation for it. Just to...

Willi, I had a similar suspicion but don't know enough about what Red Seal is. Your advice is spot on.

Don't disagree mate - but I guess that's one of their dirty secrets to achieve the 6 months processing time. They simply reject all applications that require back and forth, and let you start all over again. That way, the 6 months starts from the beginning. Ah well, it is what it is. Not much...