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You should be fine about the employer as it's in Canada. For example, Fairleigh Dickinson University is american, but one can still get PGWP if one studies at Vancouver campus. What do you mean by "change quite a bit"? If it's always 3 shifts of 7.5h, no matter which days of the week, you could...

Yeah it counts.

Edge worked for me. Maybe Mozilla? Keep trying with different browsers I guess..

Are you sure that they don't start without biometrics???

Thank you. So, basically you get PPR email and after some time an interview date, no sending passport, picture etc? No waiting for CoPR?

Are you in lower mainland too?

I have a question about biometrics. Some people are saying the instruction letter should come the day after AOR. I didn't get one. Is it true? Also, I have read somewhere that the biometrics will be required after 1st of January, 2019 for the applicants inside Canada. Is this true?

Hello all, I am wondering about the biometrics. It says those inside Canada will need to give them after 1 January 2019, is this right? Do we need to give them? Some people seem to be gettingt the instruction letter after raising CSI.

It needs to be for at least 10 years. Gotta be careful with the years. I made a mistake in one of those, I put 2010, instead of 2011.

I got NA1 today, AOR yesterday.

Where in Canada would you like to move to? Small cities are cheaper, big cities are pricier just like anywhere. How much are you spending in UK? Of course, you can get tons of CAD for the pound. So it depends on a lot of factors.

It's not asking for IELTS results, birth certificates. Where should I include them?

OMG so many things to fill out. I can't remember the addresses, the times where I have lived since I have moved quite a bit, times I have changed jobs as I changed them a lot, previous application numbers etc. etc. Can I fill them out approximately? What if I cannot find my previous...

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LMO?? You have been under which stone all this time? LOL joking, LMO has been replaced by LMIA for a long time now.

Today, one teacher was talking about marking IELTS writing. He was saying that basically it's a rush job that he gets more than 40 papers in the evening and has to send back the next day. It sounded like that there is quite a bit of room for errors by markers if it's rushed like that.

If you can get 7.5 instead of 7 (assuming it's for speaking or writing), you can get extra 3 points.

What is stopping them from making the draw on Tuesday?

It's a federal holiday. IRCC is a federal institution, ergo it's closed.

Monday is a holiday, you mean Tuesday