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Just be aware that if they initiate a check by chance and find that you don't live there anymore, you are looking at application rejection/a decent amount of bribing. I know that as a rule it sucks real damn hard because you are either someone with a criminal record or you are not - your...

nopes. As mentioned by @Tony20182017 it matters in India. @Gurpreetgp09 I suggest you take an appointment and visit the PSK with your rent agreement and photo passbook (this way you have all the details needed.)

oh, it's in my signature. I got the results on the 25th instead of the 19th (of January).

let IRCC request it now. If it's enough, why bother?

yup, you can prep an affidavit, get it notarised and attach it to your educational doc.

damn, Jasmit. That's bad. I wrote it on the same day, same center.

Under new IRCC rules, you don't need a PCC if you haven't stayed in any country for more than six months at one go.

you include whatever you are claiming points for in Work History as you need to substantiate it with proof. Whatever you are not claiming points for/don't want to go to the trouble of getting proof for, you can include in Personal History.

PCC is country-based. If you live in a rented accommodation, carry rent agreement and a photo passbook with your current address when you apply through the PSK (no need to go to local police station although a PCC from them is also valid). PCC expires after six months, so don't get it done much...

yup

If you mean original version and not colour, then that's true for all documents. No photocopies/attested photocopies for any doc.

"I got married to @xibalban, whom I met in this forum." *reads and faints* Just kidding. All the best and congrats!

can't answer question 2, but question 1, you need job duties as well (how would IRCC know if your husband has performed the duties mentioned in the NOC that he has selected?). If your husband cannot, and I mean just cannot go back to his old firm, get one of his colleagues working there to sign...

good post. One thing however - except PCC, I haven't seen any list that specifies that they need other documents in colour.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/inadmissibility.html

Fyi Raja, that story sounds unconvincing. I'd rather come up with a better one to explain to IRCC. If it's true, hopefully there's a paper trail somewhere to back it up.

interesting tweak

which university is this? 60 days is ridiculous

no problem, Hitesh. In case you haven't attempted IELTS yet, remember that 'revert' means to return to a previous state. What you are trying to say here is 'respond'. :)

hey thanks for tagging me @iamhammad ;not been regular on this forum since a couple of weeks now. Hitesh, the best way to find out is to check on the WES website under 'Degree Equivalency'. If it's unavailable, just get your degree assessed by WES ASAP. Alternatively, check this on the IQAS...