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Apparently, you got points for 1 more year of Canadian work experience. If you had a job in Canada at the date of EE profile submission in Sep 2019 and you wrote in your profile that you were employed at that time, then, if you quit but didn't update the information in your profile with the end...

Stop freaking out and spreading panic, please. IRCC started offering COPR extensions several days before March 16th, and it applies to everyone who cannot travel due to COVID-19. You sent them webform that you cannot travel, you've done everything you could. Do not expect to get any instructions...

Unfortunately, Canadian governement cannot do anything to make government of your (and others) country to let you go. But they have done everything they could do for us from their side: 1. They opened their borders for COPR holders. Please, travel if you can and if you want. 2. They gave us an...

For some reason people keep waiting for some kind of announcment regarding COPR extensions. But such an announcment was already made many days ago. The one that was made on March 13th (if I am not mistaken) is still in force. If you unable to travel, you'll get an extension...

No, unfortunately :D Even though I studied music for several years, I still cannot steadily identify musical intervals and write musical dictation. So I wish I had golden ears. But yes. listening in IELTS was relatively easy for me. Just clear your mind and concentrate.

They are not requiring COPR holders to travel, but give them permission to travel if they can and want to.

I would not explain anything at all if you are not planning to claim points for this work experience. This would be an unnecessary information which doesn't affect your application, But if you want, you can do that anyway. Yes, you will have to reflect your current unemployement in your Personal...

You're welcome! Yes, CBSA notes may give you more detailed information on how is the SS process going. And by the way, CBSA notes actually include all the information from GCMS notes, so there is no need to order both!

Hi! You can try and ask your colleagues to give you a reference letter with your duties. Explain your situation in LOE and, if possible, attach evidences that your employer refused to give you the letter. Besides, support reference letters from your colleagues with other evidences that you are...

You can. It's called implied status.

No, it doesn't. From a post above: Extending work permit is 'other immigration services'.You should apply online. Please refer to this link. There is an answer on the question 'What should foreign nationals who are in Canada with valid temporary status as a visitor, worker or student do if...

Hi! The information should be actual and precise on the date of application submission. Therefore, I would recommend you to get a new reference letter with an end date for your current job. It doesn't matter if you are employed or not at the present moment. What is important - is your work...

Hi! First of all, in your Permanent residency application you are not required to show that you ever applied for any unemployement payments or other benefints. Among some other things, you show only work experience and education that you have and that shows that you're a highly skilled potential...

Yes, if you want to be 100%, whether you are in Security screening or not. Security is always the last stage of application processing, it usually takes place after eligibility is passed. As you could see in your notes dated from January 31st, your eligibility was marked as 'recommended pass'...

Didn't you check the link that I sent to you in the previous message?!

You keep asking the same question again and again in every single thread... :confused: You have been answered already: yes, this request (and you could read this thread, for example, and find a lot of examples) is a very common sign of Security screening. Just order another set of GCMS Notes to...

Hi, yes, my documents are ready. Initially I planned to land and start my new life somewhere around end of May, but COVID-19 changed not only my plans, but the whole world. Since my COPR and visa are valid until January 2021, I am planning to wait a little bit longer... Hope that situation will...

We don't know, whether in the IRCC's statement that 'foreign nationals who were approved for permanent residence before the travel restrictions were announced on March 16, 2020, but had not landed yet, will be able to come to Canada ' is meant the approval date in the Final decision of the GC...

You do not need any PCC if you haven't stayed in any country other than Canada for longer that 6 months in a row since you had turned 18 (or in the last 10 years if you're older than 28). Canadian PCC is not required unless they send you a request. In other words, if you arrived to Canada when...

Actually, that rule (with COPR extensions) had been implented several days before Canada closed its borders. Back then some people already had travel restrictions in their home countries. When Canada finally open borders for COPR holders, these restrictions will still be taken into account...