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Got my PPR today (updated tracker straight away! rg74 includes me in the above post): FSW-O London visa office 1 dependent AOR - 14 Feb Medicals passed - 21 March Background changed from 'Next step is to process...' to NA - 26 April Background changed to 'We are processing...' - 21 June PPR -...

I don't mean to be funny, but why wouldn't you just login to keep it active? Isn't it more hassle to post twice on here?

Yup, but it's not like we were expecting Leave to actually win. Sigh...

I just mentioned the current exchange rate in my LOE when I submitted POF, so your plan to include screenshots sounds good to me. I really wish I'd been more optimistic about my chances of getting PR a year ago, and transferred my savings to my CIBC account then!

I assume this is work you did in Canada (since you only need 3 years' foreign work experience for maximum points for FSW)? If it's not work you did in Canada, then just mention it in personal history (this way you don't need the employment letter). However, if this was work you did in Canada...

Sure. It's not uncommon for employers to refuse to confirm salary details. If you have this refusal in writing, include that too (so you can show that you tried to get letters that comply with the requirements). You can include a LOE in this section, explaining that your former employer(s) would...

Upload payslips with the letters to prove your salary.

You could also be trying to secure a letter from your bank, for proof of funds, and you can be scanning the relevant pages of your passports, marriage certificate, etc. You can consult the list for guidance: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/perm/express/intake-complete.asp Obviously...

The description for your NOC code does state that you would have a B.Ed, but this seems weird to me too (I'm based in the UK, where many people who go into teaching do a regular BA or BSc and then a 1-year PGCE, or other teaching qualification, and it is possible to be a teacher without the...

I did mine a few weeks ago, but I'm pretty sure you can go back to edit the first part of the application once you progress to the upload section, yes. Until you submit the whole thing, you should be able to edit your responses. I would love it if someone who is 100% certain can respond though...

Ok, then I am guessing one of your qualifications is from a Canadian university? If your degree is from an overseas university then they don't ask for transcripts (since WES or another ECA provider has already seen them). If this is correct, I would upload the WES report and IELTS with your...

I'm not sure of the distinction you're making between 'education transcript' and 'Education (diplomas/degrees)'. Post ITA, you should only be asked for your degree certificate (not transcript), but most people err on the side of caution by uploading degree certificate + ECA (in your case, WES)...

Wow - that's so fast! Congratulations!

My thoughts on your first question: if you read the description for NOC 4011, it states that a Masters degree is needed to be a lecturer, so I would put the date you were awarded your Msc. You can always explain the situation after ITA to clarify the situation. I'm not sure of the correct...

Great - congratulations!

Looking back at your last posts... is this about hairdressing again? As Kryt0n already explained, unfortunately this won't count for EE educational points.

Then WES can't validate it.

No, afraid it's not even close. Your university should be able to issue transcripts, even if your degree was completed a while ago.

No, your score is frozen at ITA point.

If you did four years in total, then put down four years! 2+2 is definitely a four year degree (and it's a very common degree structure these days).