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WES has an option for Immigration purposes - specifically IRCC. As far as a PR application is concerned, there are two components to getting a foreign credential assessed with WES. 1. When WES evaluates your foreign educational credential, they send you a evaluation report that equates it with...

Around 45 days before they open your file and you pass your medicals. Follow Myimmitracker to have a better idea about the timelines for each stage and around your AOR date.

Ideally, it shouldn't matter. But for your own peace of mind, you could use the CSE webform to add a clarification (as an Addendum to your Letter of Explanation). You could state that two copies of the document exist; and the copy in your possession is missing the signature, while the copy that...

I am not sure why they would send your PPR email to an email ID associated with one of your previous applications... The email ID is legitimate, so don't worry on that count. Also, several inland candidates also receive the PPR email and they need to 'land' at the closest CBSA office. Check this...

Yes, you need to show Proof of funds for ALL your dependants, irrespective of whether they are accompanying you or not.

And if your are a resident of another country (Canada), please make sure that you apply for your Indian PCC on a date AFTER your last trip to India.

You are right and it is 2 years /730 days. Sorry for the typo.

The visa counterfoil in your passport does list the UCI number but it isn't annotated as such. It is the last number, in the line next to 'C.Rec' code (usually directly beneath the 'Person(s)' listing) and should be 10 digits.

Yes. Since you have a TRV, you will have a UCI number assigned.

Once you acquire PR status (after you 'land'), you need to fulfill a residency obligation to maintain your status. Out of 5 years, you need to stay in Canada at least for 3 calendar years. Such stay can be discontinuous. Every time you enter Canada as a PR and when you attempt to renew your PR...

Only Post-secondary educational credentials need to be assessed (Bachelors , Masters, PhD). If you wish to claim points for two or more certificates, diplomas or degrees, then you shall need to get the respective credentials assessed. If you have only one credential such as a Bachelors or...

Its very likely that you passed the R10 completeness check...

The Higher Secondary Certificate exam qualifies as a 'Pre-Secondary' exam and hence can be ignored for credential assessment. As a FSW applicant, you only need to get your highest post-secondary educational credential assessed (Certificate, Diploma, Masters etc...).

While you do have the freedom to move to any part of Canada as a PR, if you are a Provincial Nominee - it could pose a problem for you when you apply for citizenship after a minimum of 3 years of residency. I have read posts where candidates have been asked to submit evidence that they tried...

Your ITA should mention the stream you were invited under (FSW, CEC or PNP). That’s a sure shot way to be certain. Also, what was your CRS score? Was it over 600? All Provincial Nomination programs issue invitations after which you submit your documents and pay their application fees. Once that...

Each PR holder has to fulfil their own residency obligations, after they receive PR status. In your case, you could apply for Express Entry as a Primary Applicant while declaring your Spouse as ‘non-accompanying’. She will only need to submit her Medicals and Police Certificates now when you...

To be honest, there is no saying how the Case Analyst/ Agent will treat your application. In most cases, missing PCC’s are grounds for immediate cancellation of an application. I would suggest you to immediately send your additional PCC’s via CSE webform...and then hope for the best.

The term 'return tracker activation' usually relates to the process of submitting your Passport to IRCC from within Canada. When you submit your Passport to CPC from within Canada, you have an option of adding an empty (prepaid) Canada Post Express / Priority service envelope within the one you...

Each case is different, so you shouldn't be worried. Having said that, incase you haven't already, you should order your GCMS notes asap to know the exact status your application.

In your e-APR, I am certain you must have stated your country of residence as 'Canada'. Did you still have to pay Biometric fee when you submitted your application? I ask because in another case, IRCC asked an Inland applicant to submit biometrics and later sent him an email stating that the...