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yes, friends credit card can be used. but that friend should be a trusted one. hope you understand.. :)

all the best for you

what took you so long to apply when you had already attempted twice. I hope that you will be in this time. Keep praying. God is great.

very much likely.

Yeah, I appreciate your positive thinking. But, I was told by the bank from where i got my DD that money is transferred to RBC as soon as we are issued a DD. Your money straight goes to canadian funds before it is officially declared to be encashed by the real beneficiary i.e. CIC nova scotia...

Its not better/advisable to withdraw the whole amount. However, you may draw little amounts for routine transactions and replenish it back. This will enrich your statement and a proof that you are using your own money.

to me it looks like CIC is interested in getting more and more applications till the officially announce the CAPS. There might be an internal selection for best candidate inside there, plus, more application fees means more cash inflows. More cash inflows makes their balance sheet more heavy and...

if we go with the thought that CIC is doing c-checks faster for hot NOCs like 2171 2173 etc then why not for 2132? 2132 is also in the hot category as far as cap filling rate is concerned. May be 2132 applicants are not interested in following this forum thread that's why their voices are not...

i saw a couple of dudes claiming that they checked their ECAS while waiting for the PER... may I know how can one check it before getting any identification document from CIC? or they might be old applicants having old UCI numbers etc?

Brother, CIC is continuously accepting apps everyday. They keep it in the order they receive it and open them sequentially. The data on CIC website is completely misleading for innocent people like you who are newbie in this area and thats where the bloody consultants exploit you. Please go...

Yeah I have attached all the supporting documents for her permanent residence in canada. I think using Y instead of I is not a name change case to submit an affidavit for. Plus, I already submitted a Canadian affidavit sworn by my sister infront of Canadian oath commissioner to claim that I am...

You need to check first the status of your NOC. If it has crossed 400 by now, there are very slim chances to be in cap. As per normal, it is taking 3 to 4 months for what you have asked.

I claimed 5 points for my real sister living in canada. There is a confusion, my sister writes "Y" in her name spelling instead of "I" after her marriage. The documents till her marriage certificate all represent "I". I was able to get an affidavit sent from her duly stamped canadian oath...

I am 31st July DD applicant, and after seeing the above posts feeling nervy. Nail biting moments... :(

application reached: 31st July Noc: 2132 Status: Waiting for response from CIC

It may or may not have any impact on your application. The chances for the latter are more. If they are kind enough to process your application with incomplete documents for your birth date and parents name evidences, they will ask for missing documents otherwise your application might be...

Yeah I feel the same. You only have to provide detailed letters for your primary NOC. But, if you have worked more than once in your primary NOC, you should provide details for both times I guess, as this sounds more logical to me.

I get shivers when I think of rejections due to work experience insufficiency .... I have 4 + years exp in NOC 2132 but couldnt get an official letter from HR due to the policy that you cant get an official letter (without JDs also) unless you properly resign. In order to complete my documents...

Dude, your info sounds just perfect. Looks like you are sitting at CIO right now. :D

Yesterday, I talked to the person at DD issuing bank regarding DD encashment info, he told me that the issuing bank transfers the money to Royal Bank of Canada when the DD is issued to the applicant. However, issuing bank can inquire from Royal bank of Canada about the DD encashment by CIC but...