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You enter one NOC as a main occupation but you can claim points for all your category 0, A and B experiences, having multiple NOC's isn't a problem and they will all add up into your score until you reach the maximum.

I received the same email from vfs Riyadh and it's a generic message. You normally receive it after providing your biometrics and it's irrelevant to your PR application. I called them myself after receiving it to make sure.

Are you an inland applicant or have you lived in Canada before?

You better raise a CSE now. It is clearly stated that any trip during the last 10 years or since the age of 18, to any country other than the country of residence and the country of origin, must be reported. I wouldn't wait further if I were you, the risk in waiting and leaving this mistake...

I had this line added too right after my MEP passed and I am IP2.

The thing is; you could probably enter a date that happens to be the weekend in Canada, the impression many people would have accordingly is that processing their documents could still take place during the weekend, which is not true. It is better when everyone is following the same rules in...

Ben y'en a beaucoup en fait!

You may receive your first update on Thursday, you're still within range, at the current pace Medicals are updated in approximately 41 days from the AOR date. My progress bar was introduced to my page on-time but it was only activated at the time I received my first update. You can know the...

Good to know I am not the only one. Thank you man for the clarification.

Yes, since day one.

FSW - Outland AOR date: 03-Dec-2018 Medicals passed on 14-Jan-2019 Strangely though, my BG check status has always been at the IP2 stage since the very first day, I have never been through IP1 or N/A. Could this possibly be a system error or something?