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I actually filled in the details of my current employment but i don't think that section is relevant to the pr application.

1. download the forms from fbi website and print them (preferably on a thick paper) 2. leave that space blank for officer taking prints

I did it myself, there are a couple of youtube videos that teach the proper technique. Do not pay third party agencies any money for fingerprints. Just download the form from FBI website, practice for a couple of days and when you get the hang of it just send in multiple sets.

thank you, i guess LOE would be the best bet!

Hi, after we received an invite my wife got pregnant and her X-ray had to be deferred. After 3-4 months Cic requested a letter from our doctors as proof of pregnancy and estimated due date of our baby which we sent duly. Now the estimated due date was 6th Oct and they again sent us a list of...

Why not apply for a PNP program, that's 600 points right there if you are approved! I am 33 and I received an ITA at 455 points. Age is just a number my friend.

Save yourself a lot of money and the potential to be duped and file the application yourself. You can find all the help available here with people sharing personal experiences. No matter what your consultancy says, they have no idea about the process and have no special powers to get you a PR.

You need a reference letter from all the companies you've worked with. They would know the format of the letter(HR dept.), basically it's your offer letter that describes your roles and responsibilities, your salary and bonuses, your joining date etc. etc. It needs to be signed and stamped by...

Hi I think your medical is attached to your passport if I am not wrong. We weren't asked any profile number during our upfront medical as far as i remember, but you could check with the more experienced guys here. You should definitely create a new profile.

Don't see it going below 460 and going above 1100 for next few draws

I am so relieved looking at the current trend that I took the right decision to submit the application at 454 in Feb with couple of missing documents. I would have had to wait forever to get a third ITA. Good luck to all who received an ITA in this draw.

I received a couple of ITA's at 459 (Sept 15) and 454 (Feb 16), points reduced due to getting a year older. So you definitely have a great chance. Just don't think about it, it will come when it comes. Keep up the good spirit.

I would suggest you apply for PCC straight away as it will take a lot of time to come, and it will be valid for lifetime if you are currently not living there, only your current home country PCC has to be not more than 6 months old as far as i know.

you can submit the application without the FBI PCC with a letter of explanation and proof that you have applied for it. More than likely they will give you a 60 day extension period to submit it. I had applied without my home country's PCC with proofs and they gave me an extention.

you will lose 5 points in May i think

at the least you'll require PCC and medicals, if your are not claiming points for her education then nothing else.

I got AOR on 11th, i had uploaded my documents without my home country's PCC with a LOE and proof that i have applied for it. I got a message from CIC yesterday informing me that i have till 15th May to upload my PCCs.

if you are applying for FSW class then you'll require your wife's education credentials assessed by ECA, PCC, medicals and work related documents if you claiming points for that

You need your certificate of current balance and date you opened an account there on a bank's letterhead and also your last 6 months transactions.

you can get it done before receiving an ITA but if and when you get your PR, it will initially valid for exactly 1 year from the date you took your medicals so why hurry.