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Are you a Vietnamese citizen or a foreigner? you probably need a stamped and notarized Letter of Authorization.

I guess this is not new to some people here, but I will post it anyway for new members to know and avoid these scummy lawyers who take your money and put your future in jeopardy...

Why suddenly we have so many "analysts" and IRCC "experts" on the forum lately? so many detailed analysis and fancy charts and graphs everywhere.

If I were you, I would definitely spend my time studying for the next IELTS test. Do not waste your time reading some random and, most of the time, useless analysis. Try your best and create an opportunity for yourself.

So another prophet wannabe was fallen while trying to understand the mystery of IRCC. I mean, even IRCC doesn't understand IRCC.

And I use my own free will to read his wall of text in a public forum, and represent my own opinion.

I've been in Canada for 7 years, working and paying taxes for 3 years, and my application will reach the 6-month milestone next month. Yes, I do feel frustrated sometimes since it takes quite a while for IRCC to work on my case, but again, they do not promise me or anyone here that 100% cases...

Another wall of text post. If Canada is the worst country, then you are more then welcome to withdraw your application. I already said this but I will say again, your application is not the only app that IRCC and other security agencies have to screen. Yes, your background could be clear as...

Like _Harry_ said, your experience is non-canadian work exp which doesn't have much weight here in Canada. This is the reason why many newcomers with Master's and PhD have had a very hard time to land a stable job after their landings.

nevermind, there's one already. Mod please delete this one

Free and democracy country. World class education system. I love the cold and the rain (Vancouver). You can go to the beach in the morning and ski in the afternoon or evening. Gorgeous natural sceneries.

Hmm, there was a big increase of 10% of Indian applicants who got ITA, from 6,3k to 10,4k in 2016, accounted for 33% of all issued ITA. The other 9 countries combined number is still lower than India's. Is there a reason why we see this surge from Indian applicants?

It's true that if you are an outland FSW, you better secure a good job in your field before landing here in Canada. Canada already has an abundant amount of former international students and the local workforce right here, so why would they choose someone coming straight from a foreign...

Ottawa VO tends to send out PPR by batches. I believe the last PPR batch for PNP-inland was April 14th.

Was that 2013 PCC issued after you left your home country? if yes then you don't need a new one. I was in the same situation, but I went ahead and ordered a new PCC from my home country because I did revisit it for several times. You can submit the new PCC separately through CSE.

That means it will take up to 24 hours for the system to send an ITA to your eligible eAPR.

Where is everyone? we usually have at least three threads about a draw like milliseconds after it's happened. Now barely there's barely anyone.

You are actually on an immigration lawyer's website and forum. http://www.canadavisa.com/ (David Cohen)

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-language-converter.html Your final CLB is based on the lowest score.

Yes, I believe all PNP-inland apps are processed by Ottawa VO.