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You have other options to get your credentials assessed, see link below: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=681&top=29 But, before you send your documents to any other service provider, I'd suggest you call them first, tell them about your situation, and ask them to explain...

Even if you opted for correspondence studies, your degree will be evaluated by WES, as correspondence course degrees are just as valid as full-time or part-time degrees. As for what the Canadian equivalent of your credentials would be - leave it to WES to determine, they will give you a...

What do you mean by ''don't have official administrator for the transcripts''? Do you mean they won't sign the envelope, or they won't sign the transcripts?

Contact them and find out what they mean by 'not received'. Your query is lacking details, so I'm just guessing here, but a) maybe your documents were not sent in the correct format i.e. envelope not stamped and/or signed, envelope opened, document(s) missing; b) your transcripts were genuinely...

Just in case the above responses didn't bring it home that you cannot and should not land in Quebec, read the below paying special attention to the paragraph in bold. I hope it helps. "Canada’s immigration laws provide for a two step process for all visa applications. Immigration officers...

You just need to be patient. Keep an eye on your online WES account, they'll update it according to their progress. The guideline is 20 days, but it can be longer depending on your credentials, university, country etc (I received my assessment report after 35 days). WES is one of the most...

Nobody on this forum can tell you with certainty. You will only know for sure once you have received the assessment from WES, or another provider from this list: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=681&top=29

They can extend the validity of your current medical exam, but if they want you to submit a new medical exam, they will surely notify you.

In principal, you must be able to justify any and all funds you have on your account regardless of the date you generated it (i.e. before or after submitting your application). Proof of funds is established and required for a reason; if you don't have the minimum required POF outlined by CIC at...

Having the funds you declared in your application is highly advised, and you should definitely not fall below the minimum fund requirements at landing. As for having more funds on your account when you land - there can be many valid reasons for this. You cannot predict how long your application...

WES' standard processing time is 20 days (or so they say), however, it depends on many things how fast they process your request. The assessment of my credentials took 35 days, so don't take the 20 days literally, it is only a guideline. Be patient and keep an eye on your online WES profile.

The birth certificate is an identification document, you need to attach it. It is one of the most requested ADR (additional document) IRCC asks for.

If you want your graduate degree evaluated by WES then you need to request the transcripts from the university in a sealed envelope again. If you do not want your graduate degree evaluated, then you don't.

They won't accept it as the seal and the signature has been broken, and the documents have lost their authenticity. WES' rules are clear, they want the envelope signed and sealed by the university to make sure the documents inside have not been tempered with. No explanation will be accepted...

You have to get your credentials assessed by one of the CIC approved providers (if you have not yet done so), see list on this link: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=681&top=29 Once you have received your ECA report, you will be able to calculate your CRS points with more...

I'd say you've spent a long enough time period in the UAE that it is possible you get asked to provide PCC regardless whether it was 6 months in a row, or cumulative, or more than 10 years ago. If it's easy for you to get the PCC for UAE, to give yourself the best chance (and peace of mind) you...

There is no such thing as free lottery to Canada.

You need to check the admission requirements on the website of the university you are planning to apply to. They should have clear directions about the application process, as well as the language requirements needed for successful admission.

No, that is not what I said. If you do apply for PR you MUST truthfully complete the online forms and attach all required documentation, which includes family information i.e. info about your father as well. Omitting information about your father would be misrepresentation which would see your...

Hi, yes, I said that 'you cannot apply for PR if you are a citizen' (it would be redundant), which is a straight forward statement from the Canadian government. IF you are already a citizen and you file a PR application, they would return it and tell you that your PR application is invalid...