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No. Everyone above 453 got ITA.

No, you don't need it if you have never stayed there for longer than six months in a row. It's clear from from CIC says.

They don't have to be addressed to anyone. You are going to scan and upload the documents, not mail them.

You have to get PCC from EVERY country you've lived in for more than 6 months.

The document checklist required for PR application is custom generated based on your information and profile. I believe that FSW might not require PoF if they are already residing in Canada, so for applicants eligible for both CEC and FSW and are currently in Canada and receive ITA for FSW, it...

If you are genuinely eligible for PR and you create an EE profile that represents you accurately, you will receive ITA. If you have all the documents to support your EE profile, in addition to the documents required for the application process itself AND the documents are bonafide, not expired...

Mayben even this weekend. CIC also accessed my profile yesterday, that hasn't happened since I first created the profile. Maybe CEC specific drawing first week of April.

I believe this is applicant specific too. I think that if country of residence is currently not Canada maybe PoF is required even if applicant is CEC. The document checklist is custom generated so you might or might not be requested to provide PoF depending on the information in your EE profile.

Very cool stuff +1

This is not an error or bug, some people meet requirements for both programs.

It seems that TFW can't apply to CEC or FSW programs because they probably don't have NOC 0 A or B skilled experience. Sad tale, but unfortunately I don't think there an immigration program to help transition TFW, like the ones mentioned in the article, into PR.

Process takes 6 months... You guys need to be more patient.

Need 67 FSW points for eligibility.

General LS is required to apply for Citizenship, not PR; that's why CIC accepts it.

EE process takes up to 6 months and you guys are worried that in 3 weeks there hasn't been an update after submitting docs? Haha, you guys have got be more patient.

You PGWP with 2.3 years left, try to find a job that gives you skilled work experience and you will be eligible for CEC.

This topic is a hot debate over here. In my case, I am already in Canada and working full-time, and I am applying under CEC. My friend is an immigration consultant, she told me that because I am already in Canada I can place any number on the funds question in EE, and if CEC asks me to provide...

T4, NOA, Employment letter and valid work permit is required to verify work experience. If you don't have these, a sufficient combination of other documents could work, ie pay stubs etc. Last draw was not program specific.

422, will go up to 447 in September. Waiting for the cutoff mark to lower or a CEC-specific draw, whichever happens first.

Haha, great question. The answer is no, that would never fly. +1 to you for thinking outside the box.