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CEC and the other streams will still be there; it's just the initial process of applying that will be different. For example, if one gets the invitation, then the applicant can use any applicable stream (CEC, FSW,...).

^It's not about putting all duties but more on those duties matching your NOC.

We applied a new SP (and this was for Post-Secondary) around Aug 2014, even though I was beyond the PR processing time (July 2013 applicant). This SP needed more documentations than the usual dependent one since she was 18. I couldn't risk not doing it hoping that the PR will arrive. The PR...

Guys let's not say something negative about them, they're professionals too. It will just be an endless cycle of negativity as they know they are the "bad guys" so they end-up working slowly even more. We should be more encouraging and positive. A lot of PPRs happened recently esp for Jan...

Sure you could do that. There was one recent post here though about extending a Study Permit (?) at the last minute, got logged-out, had system issues accessing MyCIC, so became out-of-status since it reached 12MN of the last day. While he can apply for restoration as a Student, the BOWP...

Check this instead of starting a new one: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/-t183654.0.html

I think it is the last check that they do. Search the forum (not just CEC), there is an old thread explaining this. I remember it was mentioned that a 3rd party conducts the database search, hence l, time varies esp for those coming from specific countries.

They say follow up with them if you don't receive it in 6 weeks.

^Mine too....maybe Ms Bennett read all of these posts.

^You guys with "criminal records" have to be careful. For instance, what kind of crime is in your record as this may make you inadmissible? I assume you mean the Police Certificate....it's different from a criminal record.

Same here, Ms Bennett received it Oct 8, from the PO Box address. Still no word frm them.

^Someone said it here in the forum: until you get stamped in/landed as a PR, then manage your excitement and expectations. Each of those items (MR, RPRF, additional docs, etc) are stages that gets you nearer your goal of becoming a PR.

You can start applying now and let them know you will start Jan 2015. Some potential employers ask what your status is and you can tell them you are eligible and expect to have an open WP by Jan 2015.

The thing is, all of these have to be reflected in your NOA. When you file your taxes, you need to include all of your sources of income, wherever these may be paid/reported. Then the CRA will determine if the taxes paid (Indian income) is sufficient or not. As long as you are residing in...

^DrMidnite is correct. Even assuming your company does not deduct taxes for Canada (because the payroll is overseas), you are deemed a resident of Canada for taxation purposes. As such, you need to report a worldwide income (include all those earned outside of Canada). Add all your income with...

^Sorry for being an arse, but the email will tell you exactly what you need to do, no more, no less. It's pretty straightforward. If you see such instruction in the email (about sending WP), then do so. If not, then what's the point?

^I test tried it, and it was fine, for both the WP Extension and the Visa application. Your answers to some of the questions are most likely incorrect.

Was she included in your wife's Family Information? Did you include the daughter in your application as a dependent?

^You're not getting it. Education and other factors are taken within the context of the work experience and other eligibility requirements. It's not viewed in isolation such that it will result in a rejection on its own (unlike criminal convictions or having HIV which will automatically place...

There are no such caps; they only count towards the overall cap. In theory, it's possible to have 8,000 NOC A and O applications combined.