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No it is incorrect. PCC should be obtained after the last day of stay in that country, if it is not your country of residence. Please note this fact or your application will be rejected.

PCC has to cover till the date of your final departure from the country. If your husband travels back before submitting the application, then PCC becomes invalid and a new one has to be obtained.

The Salary slips are not the mandatory requirement. The reference letter, as per CIC guidelines, is the mandatory one. All other documents with respect to work experience are additional to prove it clearly. Instead of salary slips you can also provide the tax forms, if you have that.

No it is by no way misrepresentation. You are free to declare your dependents as non-accompanying and later on can apply to sponsor for them. There is nothing wrong in that, except it is a long process.

No you have to show POF including your dependents whether they are accompanying or non-accompanying. I apologize if my answer led you to any other conclusion. All the docs are required to include your entire immediate family, so only it is better to include them as accompanying and go through...

It's not about the rejection. If you have settled in Canada already and you have a job, then there is every possibility for the application to be approved but it will most likely take atleast 12 months for the approval. The issue here is the time taken for the approval. Even though you mention...

If you are mentioning your dependents as non-accompanying, then you have to sponsor their PR application at a later date and it must be approved for them to enter in to Canada. But if you mention them as accompanying, then all your PR visa application will be processed together. Once approved...

Are you applying under express entry and mentioning your dependents as non-accompanying? I don't understand what you mean by, you will process their visas later.

I got by PPR on Oct 16, 2017. Yes I submitted my passport to Singapore VO through VFS, as I currently reside there.

If you are the PA, then your dependents can either accompany you or come back at a later date. There is no problem with that. But make sure they enter Canada before the Visa expires, as it cannot be extended.

No, the profile will be active in the pool for a period of one year. But it is best to create your profile after you graduate.

My application was also processed in CPC Ottawa. It did not go to any LVO and only after the PPR request, I was asked to submit my passport in my LVO (Singapore).

No it changes to not required, once the uploaded docs are all accepted.

Hi, It means that your submitted docs are all approved and they don't need any additional docs. Hope you get your PPR soon. All the best

Hi DelPiero07, I have deleted the post as you mentioned it as incorrect. I had written what I understood from talking to some of my peers who went through this scenario, but if this is misleading then I apologize for the wrong info.

Hi rehanacca, The documents you have mentioned are all fine. Bank statements that are generally printed on letterhead do not need any signatures (For my case I submitted only the e-statements from my bank). Only the Financial Standing statement/Balance confirmation letter has to be in a letter...

If they have asked for you to submit your original passport and photo to your Visa office, then you don't have to upload anything in the new fields. Those fields are for people who are from Visa exempted countries.

It is how the CoPR normally comes to everyone. It is there to ensure that you don't travel with that document alone. It is not a visa document. You need the visa stamped in your passport for travel, that's all. Don't worry, you are approved to land in Canada. Be happy.

Hi, there is no need to show the balances in your credit card. You only need to show the savings account balances.

Hi, To clear your doubts. The Visa stamped for Canada if for travel and the CoPR (Confirmation of Permanent Residence), is the one used to trigger your PR status. Once you land in Canada, you have to show this document to the immigration officer, who will sign it after asking you some questions...