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Yes, absolutely. You just open a Canadian bank account and do an online transfer from your US bank account. There might be a small fee charged for an international transfer (like 20 USD max), but that is it. There is no tax implication from just transferring money. Depending on how much you are...

I don't think birth certificate is a required document for anyone. I certainly did not submit a birth certificate at all, neither for me or my spouse.

That sucks! I have never heard of that, but if it had been me, I think I would just have logged into my online banking on my phone and showed him the balance to try to speed this up....did you try that?

I didn't upload mine. I don't think I even mentioned it since I don't think it would get any CRS points. But in retrospect, I guess it may have made sense to upload it together with a job reference letter for example, since under the NOC code CFA Charter is one of the things mentioned that would...

The answer would be No. You have not been refused admission or ordered to leave...meaning you have not been deported. Your first PR application was incomplete, that's all.

I paid upfront. I did not receive any additional doc request or anything else throughout the process so far.

Marriage certificate is definitely all you need. Maybe Indian passports have your address written in the passport, but many passports do not contain an address at all (there is no address field in my passport or in my husband's passport). So don't worry about that, as long as you have a marriage...

My background check just went to IP2 today, hopefully PPR email will follow soon. FSW Outland AOR - Feb 17, 2017 Meds Passed - Apr 6 , 2017 BG NS - Apr 6, 2017 BG N/A - Apr 27, 2017 BG IP2 - May 30, 2017

Awesome, I am glad to hear it!

No movement at all for me since my background check went to N/A.

Your motivations (aside from the same-sex relationship angle) and background are pretty much perfectly identical to mine...my thoughts exactly...and I am also female. And our Europe to US to Singapore to Canada moves are pretty much identical and for the same reasons...I thought for a moment I...

I did that. Neither of my employers would issue a letter that described duties, all they would state is that I was employed there from X date to X date in X and Y office. So what I did is, I still had the original job description to which I applied in order to get the job. I just attached that...

Maybe add a letter of explanation as well (if you are from Azerbaijan (random guess), include a chart of the Manat to USD since 2014 and some newspaper articles about banks going bankrupt, that should prove the point). And you must have earned the money somehow, so if you have paystubs, add as...

Sorry, no idea about affidavit, I think it was upperkut who mentioned that.

And fyi...I don't think you said which document you are referring to in regards to submitting a certified copy, but I just went back into my submitted application and checked the instructions for police certificates, and it says this: Police certificates need to be a scan of the original police...

I really wouldn't worry about that. They may never actually call the employer and if they do, then for sure this must happen all the time and they probably have staff available who will be able to handle it (just taking a guess from your screen name that the language in question might be...

Nice, congrats! Are you CEC or FSW?

I haven't yet...but I think they would have said something by now if it had been an issue. I did not upload copies (certified or otherwise) of anything...I just scanned the original of everything. I just asked my friend who already got PPR, she also just scanned the originals as well (including...

Submit those newspaper articles for sure. Then, since they specifically asked about physical location, assuming the old address and new address are the same, submit a payslip or something like that which states the address of the employer when it was still under the old name and also take a...

Maybe I am reading this wrong, but what I did, let's say for a police certificate that is not in English or French, I have scanned the original police certificate and uploaded that. I gave the translator the original police certificate, which she translated. Then I have an original translation...