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The answer is in Sections 9 and 13 of the Document Checklist. You are entitled to receive 2 original IELTS results from British Council if you are applying to CIC and you can always order duplicate ECAs from WES.

Quote from: rpishere on August 20, 2014, 10:27:05 am URGENT - PLS HELP My application reached May 23rd, but I think I miscalculated my points. Here's my situation - B.Tech from India (Canada Bachelor's Equivalency) - 21 points IELTS - 18 points (this is where I miscalculated) - I am getting...

Which NOC are you applying under? Yes, you send application to Sydney, NS and you designate Paris as your VO if you reside in Switzerland. You should include copies of your employment contract, pay stubs etc if you can't have your employer include main duties/responsibilities in the reference...

They've just started 12 May PERs. No, they are not finished with 9 May PERs. Patience...

I couldn't find you on the SS - are you using a different profile name for the SS? So, you are already in the US? Why move to Canada then just out of curiosity?

Did you list only one NOC for all your employment in the last 10 years? Even if you did, do you think you may qualify for another eligible NOC (e.g. 2171/2/3) for which you can provide supporting documents? Then you can send in an amendment to your current application. You don't need to send...

Oh, that's very kind of you...Believing only in +++++ is a great motto in life, I think. I noticed you applied under 3112 - wow! In the US, foreign doctors would need to take tough exams before they can practice. How does it work in Canada? I know they ask for ECAs, which I am sure you...

oh dear, did you just give me a -1? ;) it was just a joke -- It would be quite difficult to get ahold of Dan anyway. :) why would you "wish anyone could jump"? Then it wouldn't be fair at all and it would be a mess. With next year's Express Entry system, there won't be "first in, first...

I think it's all speculation/extrapolation to try to guess at this point. Best to wait for more data to come in and if you can figure out a way to see if you qualify for another NOC which is not so high in demand, amend your application before they send it back to you... ;) Besides, why...

What would you like to follow up on? You might want to ask Dan if he can do you a favor and help you jump the queue? ;) Here's my previous post -- This diagram explains each step in the application process. https://services3.cic.gc.ca/ecas/redir.do?redir=app_perm_wrkr&lang=en&app=ecas

Highly unlikely for NOC2174 and NOC1112. Will be interesting to see the next set of updates from CIC. None on September 1st as it is a public holiday in Canada...What do you think?

Congrats, but how can your PER be received on 20 August? It is 8:11pm on 19 August in Sydney, NS right now... ;)

Why "especially from someone like me"? :-) OK, I will share a more current piece of news then...Welcoming the 150,000th New Citizen of 2014... http://news.gc.ca/web/article-en.do?nid=877369

Don't expect miracles. They are certainly understaffed/underfunded...Interesting to read what happened 4 years ago... http://ceiu-seic.ca/en/campaigns-and-issues/ceiu-goes-to-parliament-over-cuts-to-sydney-processing-centre/...

Here is a good link from CIC website that explains all the different numbers.. https://services3.cic.gc.ca/ecas/redir.do?redir=id_num&lang=en&app=ecas

Nope. Still working on 12 May PERs and 14 May Charges...you might want to check out following link for a quick summary. www.fsw2014.info

No, it doesn't matter for you then. You don't need to worry about caps. The caps do not affect people with a valid job offer. 1. You currently work in Canada on a temporary work permit, and: your work permit is valid both when you apply and when the visa is issued (or you are authorized to...

This diagram explains each step in the application process. https://services3.cic.gc.ca/ecas/redir.do?redir=app_perm_wrkr&lang=en&app=ecas

Here's a good link from the CIC website on Client Application Status Application for Permanent Residence - Federal Skilled Worker submitted to the Centralized Intake Office (CIO) Sydney, Nova Scotia This diagram explains each step in the application process...