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Hey guys, My timeline is in my signature. Thanks

Hi, Have you guys ordered gcms notes from gcmsnow.com? Is it safe? Thanks

There can be rejection at any point in time. But yes, if your case is not very complex then chances are less. You can order your GCMS to see what all is approved.

If your statements are good and doesn't affect your total required funds, its good to provide statements. Otherwise, you can leave it as well.

1. You can use date on last exam mark sheet as the end date of your education. This is what I did in my case. 2. If NOC is same, you need one row per job. Have the designations held mentioned in reference letter and also attach your promotion letters as proofs, when you submit documents.

Guys, Please update your signatures with your timelines and ask to add your timeline to spreadsheet, if you don't find your entry there. It'll help all of us in tracking the progress.

Here you go: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1WhmX1gbqaclZVcyen1oJnnTKeAwVcfAQEZ5WeGBrizc/edit#gid=0

Thanks for sharing the details Kaustubh and best of luck for future. :)

BTW, Would you please let me know what errors in reference letter were responsible for rejection?

Yeah looking at that Spreadsheet you can see that there are many applicants who got PPR within a month. Today only a Feb AOR applicant also got PPR. This raises my hopes ;D ;D ;D

Please note that when you get CoPR, you have to land before your medicals expire. I'm not sure though what will happen if your medical will expire during the process. Maybe CIC will ask for an updated medical which will unnecessary delay the process.

From CIC website: For the applicant’s current country of residence, the police certificate must be issued no more than six months before submission of the e-APR. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/perm/express/intake-complete.asp

You should check October AOR spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1TbBCErPxQkCuQrIYU9PigEoENdf7lnhgKz-kAHAfpFw/edit#gid=0 One applicant got PPR in 6 days ;D ;D Some people are really luckyyy

Not sure why they are asking for PCC again as you have confirmation that its attached. As your old PCC is not 6 months old, you should be good to submit same PCC, if CIC hasn't specifically asked for a new one.

There's no guarantee because applicant may have points less than cutoff of next draw or applicant's LMIA may not be valid when next draw comes or applicant's nomination might have expired when next draw comes. That is why there is no guarantee. But if you have CRS more than next draw's cutoff...

To answer your questions, Please provide below information: 1. Where are you currently staying? 2. When did you last visited Singapore? 3. When was the current Singapore PCC issued?

Here's the source: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/invitations.asp

Yes, you'll be selected in next draw.

Wowww.. That's awesome. Many many Congratulations. If you don't mind, Would you please explain your case? Like have you ever stayed in other countries, why schd A was requested, any other complexity in your case. Just want to identify if Simplest cases are the ones which got processed faster