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Thanks, my gut feeling tells me that they would require one as she lived in Qatar before moving to Canada. There's no travel history part of the citizenship process when I checked, so if they see that she had an address in Qatar (which is specified in 10) a)), they will not know about her visits...

But I just showed you something straight out of the most recent citizenship application form. :rolleyes:

1. I know there's no PCC required for anyone under 18 years of age, however the instructions (in the second paragraph) I quoted in my original post say: "You must provide a police certificate for each country or territory where you have been present for 183 days or more in a row (since the age...

Hey everyone, A friend of mine is applying for her citizenship and we had a debate about the PCC(s) she needs to get for her application. I looked at form CIT0002E and it says: My questions are: 1. It's a bit strange the way this question is being asked. Is it in the past 4 years or since...

They will probably ignore it since it doesn't add any points.

Doing a quick search shows you just need the gift deed/self declaration with proof of transfer.

He probably gets tons of messages, which is why I would post on his thread.

I see you had your AOR in Mar 2018. Maybe you're exempt because the biometrics rule kicked off on July 31, 2018. If they didn't request it, they don't need it I suppose.

Best person to answer this is @legalfalcon, you can ask him directly in his thread.

Health care in Canada varies in every province. You can find BC health care wait period here: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/health/health-drug-coverage/msp/bc-residents/eligibility-and-enrolment/how-to-enrol/coverage-wait-period

Thank you my friend :)

People always miss the 3rd "p" in my username :(

Are you sure about that? This is the case AFAIK if you have a higher degree that you've got an ECA for (or if it's from Canada). If you only claim points for a high school degree, then you need an ECA. The requirements on the IRCC website are: To receive program-specific points for education...

Says in the link you provided "Your work experience can be in 1 or more NOC 0, A or B jobs.", so you're fine as long as you meet the other criteria.

If you're sure you're above the cut-off, you can continue with your application. I would still explain whatever changes I make in the LOE.

Were you asked about work experience in your previous student visa application? If there was a section where you had to provide personal history information that included things like employment, then you must have provided that information accurately. If so, then it may be considered as...

Great, congrats! I believe you need an ECA for any foreign education. One way to tell is when you're creating a profile, you should be asked to provide an ECA reference number for your wife. 2 points are not worth the hassle and time IMO.

Me :)

Bank statement is totally fine.

It doesn't change as far as I know. Are you even sure you have the right number?