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Did you apply for GCMS notes after your first rejection? If not, there is a high risk that you may not have addressed the Visa Officers concerns in your subsequent application. I can only assume that your Consultant gave you wrong advice. If the denial letter specifically stated that the...

At first glance, the list seems fine. You will have the official checklist when you start preparing your application online so I wouldn't be as worried about the forms (everyone fills them up right!). The thing that you should make an effort to communicate is your unique, personal circumstances...

You have time until early-May 2020 to keep pursuing this. But if the situation does not change by that time, write a letter of explanation describing all the efforts you made to obtain the report, attach copies of the emails you exchanged with the FBI and explicitly state that you shall submit...

For Indian citizens based in India, the Express Entry website recommends that you get a PCC from the Passport Office. https://portal1.passportindia.gov.in/AppOnlineProject/online/pccOnlineApp A PCC issued by a Passport Seva Kendra (PSK) does not have a valid from date, and is thus acceptable to...

Upon being diagnosed with a medical condition, did you get a written authorization from your College accepting / authorizing your medical leave? This is important because educational institutions 'may' unilaterally communicate the status of a student with IRCC...

The General time required by IRCC for approval of Study permits (SDS or Regular) seems to be rising. It may be attributed to the ongoing pandemic. After your past Study Permit denials, did you apply for and receive your GCMS notes? Unless you knew the exact concerns of the Visa Officer from...

Personally, I don't see anything wrong with your plan. Either parent can sponsor your studies, as long as they have the income stream / savings to support your education. By any chance, if your Study Permit is denied, make sure to get your GCMS notes and then address the concerns of the Visa...

You can check the likely assessment of your degree by WES on the link below: https://applications.wes.org/ca/degree-equivalency-tool/

I speak about this from personal experience, so no - it is not likely to be a problem. If you hold multiple positions within an organization, its fine to provide a single work reference/ experience letter. This letter should sequentially list the positions held by the employee, along with their...

Others have done the same too! Good luck! https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/ee-profile-include-all-work-history-or-only-work-for-which-i-can-claim-points.606508/#post-8144740

As long as the previous work experience is for the same NOC as your primary occupation (that you shall state in your application), and was acquired within the last 10 years - sure, its fine for you not to list your current employment. It cannot be considered 'hiding information', since you...

1. Remember, that the section you are filling is 'Personal History' and IRCC is interested in knowing the main activities you conducted in the preceding 10 years. Being a member of an organization is not a 'primary activity' but is related to one. Lets take the example you quoted. You were a...

It doesn't work that way. The translator needs to be a 'Certified Translator' (i.e. a member of an agency such as say, Continental Translation Agencies Certification Bureau in Canada) and is not an option. Check 'Translation of documents' under Document checklist in this link...

First, the date on the Work Reference / Work Experience letter is irrelevant, as long as the letter includes ALL the information required by IRCC. (Check this link and head to the section 'Proof of Work Experience' for the exact requirements...

Sure. Go ahead and provide a statement for four months. Make sure you clarify that the source of funds with which you opened the account in your letter of explanation.

A gap between your educational credentials does not affect your CRS score. You could have done anything during that gap - travelled, or stayed at home. The Express Entry process will only require you to state what you did in the preceding 10 years. That's it.

For a educational course to lead to a PGWP, the institution that administers the course needs to be a 'Designated Learning Institution DLI' (which is also required for a Study Pemit in the first place) and the program should be PGWP eligible. As far as I know, Humber is a DLI. Why don't you...

If the Summer term in your University is a regularly scheduled summer break, then if you take no courses in such a term - you are still eligible for PGWP. <blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">If you have a regularly scheduled summer break in your program, you can take the...

No. You will need to submit your bank statements for at least a duration of 6 months. Check this link...

For your Express Entry profile, the FROM/ TO dates you need to include for a course are the dates you physically attended classes in your College / University. For ex. if you attend three terms Fall 2018 ( Sept-December), Winter 2019 (Year Jan-April) and Summer 2019 (May-August) - then you...