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Usually your VO depends on your country of citizenship or your country of residence - citizenship usually wins out, unless that particular VO has massive backlogs. However, if your residence and citizenship is the same, then your VO will most probably also be the same (In your case - NDVO). CIC...

As long as the NOC is listed for that specific region's PNP program, it should not be a concern. Good luck!

First thing I made sure is that my application was complete when I filed - no request for additional documents :) I think that is one of the main reasons. In terms of my background: - Double-Bachelor's degree from the U.S. - Eight years work experience from India (6 years in the same NOC) -...

A11.2 is your basic NOC checking and making sure your work experience matches your claims based on which you got your work experience score for ITA. Detailed background checking and verification happens at your LVO. But yes, you have crossed the first hurdle :)

Agreed...make sure you have "URGENT..." in your subject line. Also, if you know your primary visa office (other than Ottawa) - send an email to them - they are the one's who are currently processing your case.

Usually if you have a Bachelor's followed by a Master's and/or PhD, then you get points for these and you can indicate the "two or more certificates". In terms of the programs you have mentioned - you could try and get them certified, but I don't think you get points for these type of...

I received it back from Sydney in less than a week - used VFS, even though it costs more than using Australia Post.

Right on ;)

First off, congrats! You are very close :) Usually, very low percentage of cases have been rejected after they receive RPRF, so you are definitely on last stage of journey before PPR. In terms of time between paying RPRF and PPR - it depends...I know you hate hearing this, but some people have...

It means that your initial application was not complete - you were probably requested for additional documents. Now it is complete and sent to LVO. Order gcms and it will probably show you that your R10 and A11.2 are MET along with (probably) medicals and criminality.

Congrats on the promotion! If it doesn't change your points, then no need to inform CIC.

No question is silly :) I was saying your question is too general - is there something more specific you want to know about educational certificates or qualifications, ask away ;)

I am not an expert on this topic. Tried to reply because I saw no one else had yet. Please wait for responses from other members. Good luck!

My perspective - You can probably get both assessed, but you most probably will get points only for your Bachelor's. Read details for ECA rules below: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/assessment.asp

Very generic question. Please read ECA-related information at: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/assessment.asp

Raise a CSE with the attachment.

I personally haven't, but raise a technical complaint through CIC if problem persists. They usually solve stuff within 24-48 hours. Good luck!

As long as you have 12 months+ experience in Canada (full-time), you qualify for CEC. Make sure you specify (in your EE profile) that your experience belongs to two separate NOCs and provide relevant documents to support your claim. Changing NOC does not impact points - your number of years of...

Yes, absolutely - looks like you have covered all your bases. Good luck! :)

You will probably have better luck using other job search websites. Job Bank does work, but I have found their matching to be extremely inconsistent. Try indeed.ca and workopolis - they are the other two most popular ones. Also, Google to see if there is any job search portal specific to your...