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Either way is fine. I believe that first capital, rest small letters is more "polite" since we're talking about federal forms. But then again, that's just me :-)

If u are planning to get them to u any time soon after u go to CA, u MUST say yes. However, talk to someone from previous fsw programs to make sure if there are some time limitations. As fas as i know, once u get visas, you need to land within one year. Someone correct me if i'm wrong. My point...

On the first form, u put ur husband's name-applicant- then ur name, then his parents, following ur kids and ur husband's siblings, if any. On the other form, ur name -as applicant, then ur husband's as a spouse, then ur parents, following ur kids, and then ur siblings.

I guess n/a should also work... To me, it makes more sense to write it again or state 'same' since the question itself is applicable to me(the address,it's not as if i don't have one:-) ) but that is just my point of view :-)

Only the highest one

No, ur fine with a printout

U can write ur address again, or u can write "same". Both works

Yes, on the other form, u got it right, a spouse is an applicant, and u put ur family info below... Kids info is the same on both

I'm sorry, but i don't really understand ur question... If u put in your form that ur spuse and/or kids are accompanying u for this fsw program, then they will take money for all of u, of course...if u say that they wont, u will be paying only for urself, a principal applicant. If they she/he...

Yes, u should put the NOC no under which u r applying

I say first choice ...I was referring to ur question regarding schedule 3 doubt...

i share your thinking!

i think it's 21, but it is unclear! i just read it few times again, and still not so sure :-[

i filled the forms by the end of provided space, and then printed out addition page with the rest of the info. i guess this is the way it should be done, since otherwise, your forms will not be completely filled. additional page is "additional", not "an original form". this is my opinion!

thanks goku +1

great job with these advice!! however, i wasn't thinking about it, but now you got me curious! i only got bar codes after completing first "generic app form". the rest of the forms didn't produce any bar codes. is this how everyone else got it? last year i could not even open the forms,since...

i've used ICAS last year for my education assessment. it took me 20 days from the day i've sent my docs in, to the day i've received it at home. the school i was assessing my degree from is in the usa, and i live in serbia. hope this helps!

you're fine. no need for assessment of lower degrees.

it says on the website that you can travel as you wish.. there are no specific periods mentioned.. have others comment on this, too, just in case :) http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/EG7TOC.asp excerpt: "Permanent resident status If your application is successful...

All righty then! Thanks for clarification!