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If you are not claiming points for the experience with this ex-employer, the absence of this reference letter would be fine - you just need to include this experience in the "personal history" section. If you are claiming points for this experience, a reference letter is necessary.

Wait and see if your lawyer is correct or not.

This issue is still on... Don't know why it takes so long...

Not necessary if you are not claiming that 50 or 200 extra points of valid job offer.

Make sure your two-year Canadian work experience is accurate in days. Your current employment does not matter, but you still need your previous employer's reference letters to verify your working time and duties.

Thanks, I know this is the normal procedure for CEC. Just wondering how this procedure goes at the current COVID19 pandemic. I saw many in-land CEC applicants received an email letter to confirm their PR status and jumped the landing procedure, but I suppose that they either don't have a spouse...

Definitely yes! If not the next, then it will be the next one after that.

Right now the draws are only for PNP and CEC. If you don't have a provincial nomination for PNP, then a 1-year Canadian working experience is the minimum requirement to make you qualified for CEC. Please note that FSW and FTW have not been invited yet since the COVID-19 outbreak. Check the list...

It's unbelievable that they are sending ADR. Is your husband's current status in Canada expiring? I saw many CEC applicant are finalized through an email of CoPR, hope this will also be your case.

Hi, I am applying with my wife together under CEC, however, she is not in Canada. I am curious about how IRCC finalizing such cases for PPR or CoPR? Would really appreciate it if someone who is in such case to share the experience. Thanks!

Hi, I am applying with my wife together under CEC, however, she is not in Canada. I am curious about how IRCC finalizing such cases for PPR or CoPR? Would really appreciate it if someone who is in such case to share the experience. Thanks!

See the draw time on the announcement, it was done around 11 am UTC, which is around 7 am EDT or 4 am PDT. June 25 to 26 was the period for issuing the ITAs.

Congrats! You should receive ITA today or tomorrow.

Hi @guru319 may I have a follow up to your case? I'm also in the similar situation and I'm about to submit my application. I was in a university for a year as a postdoc so the NOC was 4011 on the LMIA-exempt file; later I moved to a hospital but still worked as postdoc, but they gave me an NOC...

Looks like the total accumulated date that you spent in the US is exceeding 180 days in the past 10 years. Besides the PDF file in their online system, they will also send a postal mail to your address if you select to do so on the system.

I got the fingerprint done here: https://www.fingerscan.ca/contact-us It is a nice facility that they provide electronic scanning of fingerprints and printing them on the FD-285 form. No need to ink and roll, ink sucks! I sent the FD-285 form through UPS. It took just one business day to...

"You’ll need to give your biometrics and pay the fee each time you apply, even if you gave your biometrics in the past for another application. " Please find it in the last paragraph here: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/campaigns/biometrics/facts.html

Hi may I ask when was your AOR date?

I have the same question...

As normal the possibility of refusal is high, but not sure about the current COVID-19 situation.