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I called and they said I have to mail them a letter for this. I typed and mailed the letter but forgot to sign it, don't know if I have to send it again. It was delivered a few days ago. I am calling them today to see what happens.

I do not reside in Canada now.

If you're saying that you traveled from Canada to your home country, then I would say include all your travels to Canada in your travel history. For example in my case I am doing something like this in my travel history: Sep 2010 - Jan 2012 traveled to Canada, reason: study (then I took a...

Any ideas on this?

I would say you include the vacation (if outside your country) in travel history not in personal history.

Any ideas?

Do we need to include all our previous passports in the ID documents - summary even though they have expired or should we just include the most recent and valid passport?

My personal history list is already pre-filled with information about my education and employment. These are however not in chronological order and whatever I add goes to the bottom of the list even if it happened before the pre-filled activities. The instructions say: "Provide the details of...

Both an email and a message on my CIC account.

Just did!

Just got it!

That's the same for everybody or almost everybody, be patient and wait, you will get ITA

Still waiting at 435. Don't woryy!

Did you eventually withdraw you application? If so, how did you do it?

Thank you very much for your comment and advice. No, I am not going to decline my ITA but I am not going to include my wife in the application either. I will move forward with the same info as my EE profile. This way I can avoid the possibility of misrepresentation. I will sponsor my wife later...

I would appreciate any advise about this.

Yes, I appreciate the advice. My wife will apply to study either in Canada or the US so the PR application won't affect our situation much.

Yes, thank you! I think I will keep my eAPR the same as EE profile and not include my wife to avoid any problem.

Thank you for your comment. I could explain in my LOE something like my wife wanted to study in the US but then changed her mind. However, I am too conservative to do this. I think I'll go ahead with my original response then.

I chose the option for not accompanying spouse when creating EE profile to get more points. However, given the drop in points, now that I have got the ITA I would still be above the minimum with my wife included in the application. Can I submit my eAPR with my wife included? One of the senior...