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A certified copy is usually with the translations. At least in my vertified translations from docsbase it was in the same pdf.

You will receive a letter asking for biometrics.

From what I understand the answer is if the occupation is regulated or not. Not exactly about your knowledge if it is regulated. So, selecting “no” seems appropriate.

No, your spouse work experice only give you points if he or she has Canadian work experience. By your score table, I assume it's not your case. However, do not forget to mention your spouse work experience on personal info section.

Yes, ghost updates usually comes with some changes like that. From what I've understand it's a signed someone is looking your files.

Is there any possible way your company may support you in this process? You should probably consult a lawyer because it's so specific and very risk to move provinces like this. Does “no other options in Alberta” includes looking for new job positions? What if your processing time takes mores...

BIL- May 19, 2022 BIC- Jun 8, 2022 No MEP yet. I don't know why...

OINP- Outland, noc 2173. AOR - March 23, 2022

Just noticed a ghost update on my profile. It's the second one. First was after BIL.

After you submit your documents, you will be redirected to the payment plataform. And then, the AOR is received.

No! People with January 22 AOR are getting their CoPR now. And for inland applicants the processing time are faster.

Hard to know. Did you get any news? I did upfront medicals but I'm interested because no updates were received since got BIL.

Usually, the indicated date is from your last profile update, not when you create your profile. If you meet the minimum entry criteria, it indicates you are eligible for express entry. Mind that the firsts draws for EE could be above 500 CRS score. Good luck!

No medicals update yet

EE OINP- Outland ITA- March 2, 2022 AOR - March 23, 2022

Hi guys! BIL received yesterday. But I thought it wasn't necessary because I'd already given my biometrics five years ago for visitor visa. Should I give biometrics again? Or try to notify them?

WES is faster nowadays. But it's hard to know for sure if you'll get a master equivalence

You can mention her work experience in her personal history form, after ITA.

Not really. Processing times were update to show how long people are waiting. As a matter of fact, it shows 22 months because applications from 2020 were not processed yet. As announced by CIC news, backlogs are being reduced. So processing times now are showing the right number of months and...

Hi! I've sent only my master for evaluation. But it depends. Check this blog post from WES: https://www.wes.org/advisor-blog/requirements-canada-educational-credential-assessment-eca/