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There was a Modify Family Information at the time I was applying back in 2017, see if this is still there. It allows you to modify your name. Make sure to mention that in the LOE saying that you simply forgot.

No issues.

Good luck!

It never went that low. The lowest was around 415 points back in mid 2017. Sometimes they have special draws for Federal Skilled Trades where the scores are really low.

lol no it's not. You are already a Canadian PR when you land the first time. Whether you have your PR card or not, doesn't matter.

1. G2 doesn't have a highway test, so it should be easier. 2. No idea. Just make sure you're able to find a vacant slot for your test first. 3. You can see differences here. I've been driving with my G2 for over a year, no issues. 4. I was told it doesn't matter a lot since you don't have...

Maybe the dates you mentioned under your work experience are not adding up?

You're considered an immigrant upon completing your first landing. Your stamped CoPR is proof and acts as an equivalent to the PR card. So if you can re-enter by land, your CoPR shows you're already an immigrant.

It all depends on the CRS score distribution of candidates. There are over 7000 people with scores above 450. If more people with scores higher than 450 keep entering the pool, the score will never go down, unless they increase the number of invitations per round.

They can have Canadian education or work experience which weigh a lot. In the past, foreign skilled workers and people who were already in Canada (on student or work visas) were applying separately for PR. Now, everyone applies under the same umbrella of Express Entry, so getting in became harder.

@scallop No worries, happy to help! Still think there's a miscommunication between us. :) I don't know how Ontario selects French Skilled Workers from the pool, it may not be based on score after all. You only lose by not creating a profile. Imagine that you've been stressing all this time...

Yeah, you're only eligible under the CEC stream if you have Canadian work experience.

Unfortunately not. You need a minimum of 1 year of continuous work experience. Check this http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=675&top=29

You need at least 1 year of continuous work before the rest of your experience would be counted. So wait until you complete 1 year at your current job.

Yup, you're good to go.

I think it takes a while for you to see updates. I just logged into my account (first time in over a year) and it looks quite different now. But it does show updated statuses. Just follow the steps in the PDF. Congrats!

Seems legit. It was an email with a subject line "Ready for Visa" for me back in August 2017.

This is the format of the PPR yes. Is this an email or a message in your CIC account?

These are the requirements. You can find them in this article. Your skilled work experience must be: in the same type of job (have the same NOC) as the job you want to use for your immigration application (called your primary occupation) within the last 10 years paid work (This means you must...

Is that foreign or Canadian work experience?