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I have completed a 4 terms of paid internship in Canada as part of my degree program. I'm just wondering if I need to attach supporting documentation (reference letters, T4, NOA, co-op work permit) for internship experience? Since internship is part of the degree program requirement, the...

Hi Asivad/Senior members, Can we edit EE profile after receiving OOPNP PT? OINP doesn't seems to mention anything about this as long as the points are above 400.

I attended university in Canada, but after my first year I transferred to another university. The university I transferred to granted all transfer credits. Currently I just indicated all my studies under the newer university in EE profile, since that's the place I got the degree from. Thinking...

The instructions under Register for Express Entry on http ://ontarioimmigration.ca/en/pnp/ OI_PNP_EE_CAPITAL.html says: When you register for Express Entry, you must indicate your interest in immigrating to either Ontario or “All Provinces and Territories.” That probably means that you can...

For example, I'm a citizen of Spain, but I was born in Portugal and I have birth certificates (BC) from both countries. However, my first names are different on Portuguese and Spanish BC, because my parents changed my name after they applied for Portuguese BC and before getting Spanish BC. I've...

Re: Typographical mistake in birth certificate This is not for EE itself, but rather I'm preparing the documents for OOPNP, where the birth certificate is required.

I have a typographical error in my birth certificate. For example, my birth date is the first of January Two Thousand Fifteen (01/01/2015). But on my birth certificate it says the first of January Two Thousand Fifteen (02/01/2015). That is, there's a typo in the digit for my day of birth. I...

I could not find any information in the application guide about this though. I thought everyone has to show proof of funds?

What should I do in the case where I don't have access to Canadian translators? Does CIC accept translations + affidavit from a translator in my home country?

Technically you don't have to provide the PCC. You could attach a letter of explanation saying that you've been living in Canada since before you turned 18. Not sure if this is a good idea though.

Hi, does anyone know if an applicant has to provide police checks for countries where he/she lived for more than 6 months while being under 18 years old? I know that police checks are required for countries where you lived for more than 6 months and you were above 18. But I've heard that CIC...