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It's on page 10 of http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/guides/EG7.pdf.

Hi, Are you asking whether you can apply alone for PR (not apply altogether as a family) because of funds limitation? Btw, CIC requires proof of Canadian $10,833 for one person and Canadian $22,831 for 5. But since you said you already have the file number then I assume that you already...

Even granting that their points are above 67, why would he or she even consider leaving the spouse behind when all it will take is to do Rocky's suggestion which is to write the embassy and ask for extension.

You have to calculate your points using assessment calculator on CIC website to make sure that you make 67 points. If you make 67 points without IELTS, then taking IELTS will be optional on your part. But if it comes up that you will need IELTS points to make 67, I suggest you take it. There...

What will happen is this: Upon approval by CIO, you will have 120 days from date of your AOR to submit full application (includes original police certs and FBI that you are concerned about) to Buffalo (because you are in the US) or your country of principal residence (if you prefer to send it...

Hi, if you are in a rush, then you may attach copies of pay stubs with invitation letter. If you have the other year's tax returns, you may also use those if you wish with an explanation on the letter of invitation why you cannot provide 2008 tax return. If you are not in a rush, 2008 tax...

Hi, this is the link to e-Cas status information. You can log-in though only if you have any of the types of ID provided in said link. https://services3.cic.gc.ca/ecas/authenticate.do?app=ecas If you are not in Canada and do not have client ID number which is normally indicated on some of...

Sure you can bring your laptop, cellphone, all other electronic gadgets so long as they are not in the list of prohibited items to bring into Canada. You will not be taxed on these items because you are only entering as a temporary resident (visitor) and it can be presumed that you will not...

Hi Setokaiba, To qualify for a student visa to Canada, you will have to prove strong ties to the Philippines which is your country of residence. I have answered some of your questions below:

Hi IDN, notarized copy of birth certif on NSO paper will do. Instructions say submit notarized copies except that police certs must be original. You don't have to submit original. For Cenomar, if London does not require it, then you don't have to bother submitting it. But it won't hurt to...

Hello Jhun, instructions are quite specific that non-native English speakers take the IELTS. I suggest you take it. There is a thread on trackitt.com regarding an applicant who did not submit IELTS and was assigned 0 points for language ability. The applicant was just a few points short of 67...

Hello Jaiho,

Good for you.

Hi, no, not the HS diploma.

Hi, I'm not sure if all passports from different countries are the same. But if your passport is same as mine, it should be the first page where you have your name, picture, date of birth, date of issue of passport, where passport was issued and when it expires. Not the back part where you...

Hi Che, my e-Cas status says -- (CIO-S) Eligibility Review Complete We received your application for permanent residence on April 15, 2009. We reviewed your application and sent you a letter on May 27, 2009. Please consider delays in mail delivery before contacting us. That's all it says...

Hi, In the application for immigrant visa (PR), the question is phrased as follows: "Have you been convicted, or are you currently charged with, on trial for, or party to a crime or offence, or subject of any criminal proceedings in any current?" Obviously in your case, the answer is NO...

Most visitor visas are decided more on one's eligibility in securing the visa and not so much on the purpose of the visit. In other words, though there may be very compelling reasons for the visit, your parents' eligiblity will determine whether they will get the visa or not. It helps their...

I understand that you will be applying for a visitor visa. As I have experienced your situation in the past I am suggesting that you include a statement in the letter of invitation that your relative assures the CIC that you will not be a burden to the government of Canada during your...