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I see a lot of NOs for this question, but, as per what I believe from a random questionnaire I filled long time for assessment of my eligibility, I belive everything counts. Marriage, Children, Age, Education etc etc. They might not make a huge difference, but, atleast helps.

And to answer your subject line of the thread, no, first get the new passport and then apply for PCC. If you apply for a PCC before renewal of passport, you will still need to apply for PCC again after you receive the new Passport.

Passport can be renewed within 3 years before its current expiry date if the re-issue purpose is only its expiry date. For few other reasons like Names Changes/Corrections, update of spouse names, one can apply for re-issue of passport any time.

Suggestions for couple of questions are mentioned below :)

I just got a thought of this scenario! Will the PR status of the principal applicant remain valid if his dependents fail to complete landing before PR visa expiry date? Can a fresh PR process of the dependents can be initiated?

Yes. Also, you may have to provide some documents for the same. Birth Certificate etc. :) Congrats bud :)

Don't know the difference :) But, send them to CPC-CTD-Ottawa @ cic.gc.ca

Ohhhhhhhhhh :o

Alright ..... that is fine.. you can write it down in english.. i bet they can't understand what you have put down there if written in the actual native script :)... If English is an official language in India, why do people need to appear for CELPIP or IELTS :D

Where in the application is asked about official language of your country? I am surprised to learn the English is an official language in India :)

Ok. Thanks for the information :)

No exact clue why would it delay. Note that it happened for some cases ONLY. But, may be they take time to locate and validate your results as they will start looking for if the results were available already only when the application reaches to that stage! Just a POV not sure about the reasons :)

Don't panic... you will hear from them soon enough... there are many people in the same boat... even there are few from 2013 as well.... :)

Upfront medicals for CEC is very much possible. Some of the physicians behave like nerds. I had a completely different experience for myself :). Many people have appeared for their upfront medicals and everything went pretty smooth for them. However, as per what I understand from others...

Wow thats a good news for me :). Just to confirm the fee you were asked to pay is the PR processing fee for the new borns which you were able to pay online. One more question is what made you wait to paying the processing fee for your kid till CIC asked for it explicitly? I have sent an...

Not sure whether you can ask for it or not though it doesn't seem to be of any offense to CIC, RPRF is a refundable component and I believe it will be returned if application is not processed for any valid reason.

Did you pay the fee online? Can you please tell what options to select while paying fee online for new borns?

You can check with the bank from where you have obtained the Demand Draft to see if it is encashed or not. By the way, may we know your current status? What is done and what are you yet to get?

Guys, I will be in the same boat by next month end. Can you confirm if you have sent scanned copies of the additional documents (application, BC, PP, Photos and Fee payment) or have you sent it through courier/post?

hmmm that could be a worry point for me then... fingers crossed for all proceedings :|