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Why? Nothing has changed: if you can't travel - inform them and your COPR will be reissued later; if you can - just travel. And I am sure that nothing will change in the nearest future, becuase even if Canada lifts its travel ban for COPR holder, that doesn't mean that COPR holders can travel...

Then, unfortunately, you're not entitled to get those 15 points. Please, refer to paragraph 30(4) Eligible credentials.

In short, no, they will not be allowed to enter. That is on the one hand. On the other hand, if the airline allows them to board (your family members have proper visas and I don't know if they can check that PA haven't landed yet), I don't know what CBSA officer would do to them... either send...

This is because you answered 'No' to the question 'Was this degree, diploma or certificate: - from a public post-secondary school... (and so on)'. You need to answer 'yes' here to be eligible for additional 15 points for Canadian education.

Principal applicant must go through the landing procedure first, which means that you have to become Permanent resident officially first, then (or together with you). If you haven't landed yet (haven't 'validated' your COPR yet), you're still not a PR, therefore, your dependants cannot become...

Indeed, it is not so clear as to what is considered to be the approval date. First of all, one may think that it is the date when your COPR and visa were issued and your account status changed to approved. But, I think that it might be not so straightforward and the actual approval date is the...

Yes, it sounds bizzare indeed! As far as I remember the instructions from the SINP website, all you need is to create this Settlment plan, convert it to pdf and upload to you application. No customization at all. I did that and recieved my nomination.

No, just attach the Settlement Plan generated by Living in Canada website and that's it. It is enough for SINP.

Hey, there are about a dozen of threads discussing absolutely the same issue, join one of them. IRCC stated that validity of COPRs and PRVs will be extended, for those who could not travel due to COVID-19 ourbreak. You need to raise webform to inform them about your situation (which you has...

The statement from IRCC you are referring to is about submission of application for permanent residency after you have been invited to apply. But you cannot create an Express Entry profile and therefore be invited to apply without results of language testing.First of all, your CRS is being...

Yes, they extended deadline for the application submission to 90 days instead of 60 due to COVID-19. What is more, if you can’t get some of the required documents even in this prolonged timeframe, you can submit LOEs instead of respective documents explaining that you need more time to get them...

You need to have at least one year of continuous work experience without any breaks in one NOC which you choose as so called primary NOC. The rest of experience can consist of one-two-three-whatever months in any other NOC from 0, A and B class. So yes, you can combine jobs in deferent NOCs to...

You can remove it from your work history (now or after you receive ITA) and put it into personal history after you receive ITA. Or you can leave it in work history and, when submitting application, provide LOEs instead of reference letters, explaining that you do not claim any points for this...

If you get a nomination you become PNP then, hence you're not considered in CEC draw. However, what is odd, is that you didn't recieve an ITA on March 18-19th PNP only draw. Did you accept your nomination in EE profile before that draw?

No one can tell you how much time do you have to wait. Just order GCMS Notes to find out if you are on Security screening or not. As you could probably see (if you bothered checking at all) on this forum, an ADR like the one you got very often means that that day the file was put for Security...

Hi. The information is on the IRCC page. Please refer to If you’re about to apply for permanent residence through Express Entry section which clearly states that you are given 90 days for application submission instead of 60. And you can get even more time if needed,

Indeed, as the previous commenter wrote, the problem is that you need to have at least one year of continious work experience in your PRIMARY NOC. You chose your current work's NOC as primary one. However, you still do not have enough of work experience (11 months from 05/2019), therefore, you...

Check the last paragraph out - "Permanent residence applicants" https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/campaigns/biometrics/facts.html

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/documents.html

As far as I remember, EE profile does not require exact dates to be submitted, we provide only month and year of start/end date. Therefore, I would still suggest you to do as I said and see if it would work or not. You can always change it again to more precise dates later. However, if my...