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No offence, but I don't really think you understand how the system works. Experience which you refer to as quality, is not the only thing that determines whether you can fit in the Canadian society. You could have 40 years of experience, but that alone doesn't entitle you to take somebody...

A certified copy is a copy of the original that has the translator's stamp on it. It ensures that it's the same document he/she translated. They usually refer to it in their affidavit. So for example: - Page 1, would be the affidavit mentioning page 2 and 3 and what they contain - Page 2...

Try this.. It lets you edit some greyed out fields.. I remember the name was one of them. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1003&top=29

Have you tried the "Modify Family Information" button?

You need roughly 420-430 points to get into the next draw (I could be wrong). The higher the points, the better of course. So list as much as you can during the past 10 years as long as you can get experience letters that satisfy the requirements. You can show all your work experience in the...

Go get 'em lol

IRCC uses the CLB (Canadian Language Benchmark) grading system to determine your language points. Like others mentioned, you've maxed out the CLB score. CLB10 (highest) requires R 8.0+, W 7.5+, L 8.5+, S 7.5+ You can read more about CLB and language test equivalency below...

Only when you are asked to.

That sounds a bit extreme. It really depends on what you do. I don't think IT related jobs for example "require" Canadian experience as other jobs in Engineering, Banking, Medicine, etc. do.

I don't think there's an issue, but I personally followed in the footsteps of other Egyptians and got my PCC translated at the MOJ. You can get birth certificates in English directly from el 3abaseya, so no translation would be required.

There are endless posts about this link.. Just follow what's written in the documents checklist and you'll be fine.

They don't require you to settle your loans, it's not mentioned anywhere. However, if you are going to show statements, then it makes sense to mention your loans because they would be shown on the statements. I would also guess that if you're above the required minimum every month, then there...

You need a "Liability" letter. A "No liability" letter means you have no outstanding debts, and that is not required of you.

It clearly says "must be at least 35mm x 45mm".. So yes it is valid of course! ::)

No need to even mention it.. Your current valid passport is all you need.

Yup...

I got mine issued no problem. Just need to tell them it's for the purpose of immigration.

Yup, no issues with the car loan.

+ liability letter if you have loans or credit cards. Note that the liability letter will also list all your account numbers with the bank They can issue: - Reference letter (Shows date account was opened) - Certificate of balance (Confirms balance on a certain date you decide.. Can also show...

I used this one https://www.sejda.com/ It's pretty good! I paid $5 and got unlimited access to the desktop app for a week. I was planning to use Acrobat, but it's more expensive.