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Hello all, My AOR date was July 4th, 2017. I've applied under FSW. Since then, I've received 3 different requests to submit new documents (end of July, 3rd week of August, and then about a week after that). Everything has been submitted. Today, I checked my application and the main change I...

No problem. I put down 6 months. If by some chance they come back to me and say that I need to upload a new certificate, I'll write them an LOE stating that the FBI has no stipulated expiry date of the certificate, and it will only be rendered invalid if I was to make another trip to the US...

There are different recommendations around. The key thing is that CIC knows local regulations (especially of a neighbouring country), and will therefore know that as the FBI doesn't stipulate an expiry date, the certificate will only become invalid the next time you travel to the US, because...

There's no mismatch, as I have a master list of all travels made in the past 10 years, which I used to provide all the information. I only included travels outside my country of residence or origin (not between), but the query they raised was regarding my trips to the United Kingdom (which is...

I've had 2 Canadian tourist visas issued, both have been represented in my travel history AND both have the relevant stamps in the passport. Why would the Canadian visa be relevant if the request has been (as I initially specified) about my travel history to the United Kingdom from February...

Thanks a lot for your response. In that case, to be safe, I will provide the entire travel history again, although I really don't see why I should if they are only concerned about the travel history to the UK within those dates. I'm not sure what your last 2 sentences mean, but all the travel...

I believe that this information may have been asked of me to verify my total number of days spent in the United Kingdom. I've been a pretty frequent traveler to there in the past 10 years as my sister lived there for the majority of that period.

I have included all information in the e-APR and an additional LOE (as the number of trips I've taken exceeded the number of rows provided in the e-APR.

Obviously that should be the entire travel history within those dates as questioned, correct? (February 2013 to September 2016)? Because the rest of it is already in the e-APR and the LOE as first submitted. It really doesn't make sense to re-enter the entire travel history of the past 10...

I have rechecked my stamps again, and they all match fine. If there is a disparity, it may only be because the exit stamp from country of residence was stamped on one day, and the entry stamp in the United Kingdom happens to be the day after because it was an early am flight whereby you leave...

Hi guys and gals, Just got a message in my CIC account asking for a couple of things, one of them being: 'Please provide a new Travel History that will include the exact time you spent in the United Kingdom for the following dates: FEBRUARY 2013 TO SEPTEMBER 2016' I know for a fact that I...

Yes, correct about the 3 months. Thanks.

Hi Luana, Really sorry that I only saw your message now, I was away for a while. I'd be happy to answer all your questions, do you want to PM me with your email address? I can give you a detailed breakdown of the process. I think your best bet is submit everything as is if you are running...

1. Depends on where you currently reside 2. Six months from issue. 3. PCC's can be issued multiple times.

Last 10 years, or 10 years since your 18th birthday, whichever is most recent

Thanks, and the same to you!

I don't quite remember if I specified my sister or her husband as the designated individual when I filled out the e-APR. However, when I uploaded the form, I specified my brother-in-law. Will this be a issue if this is different from what's mentioned in the e-APR? Thanks in advance for any...

Bumping this topic as I had some questions

Nice post! Believe in good vibes, always :-)

Hello, Did anyone else get a message in their CIC inbox asking for this? I assume people selected a close relative to do this for them? Thank you