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I believe you have to withdraw the first one, but I'm not certain, I think the senior members can give you better advise in that regard.

But her consultant was charging extra just for creating the second profile (that's what I was referring to), not for the PCC and all the rest. And since she already has one profile, the consultant would only have to copy everything from the first one, they don't need anything extra (which is...

Tedious step of documentation? I call BS. You already have the documents you need (ECA and IELTS), and the info is exactly the same as what he already entered. I did my husband's profile and I swear it took less than an hour to fill everything out and double and triple check it. It's not hard...

The last one was for CRS 433 and above (433-441 I think). For you to apply to OINP you first have to receive a notification of interest from Ontario, if you do get one THEN you can apply.

I think you are missing a step: after receiving a NOI you first have to submit your application for ONIP, which will be reviewed (60-90 days), and once approved by Ontario, then you get the nomination which gives you 600 points in your CRS so then you are surely offered an ITA. But a NOI is not...

They don't ask for proof when you open your profile (you just have to state the amount you intend to bring to Canada) but you certainly should have the money already. When you are invited to apply you will have to submit the proof of funds and if you haven't had the money for at least six months...

The FBI has a new system now, see option 1 in their website: https://www.fbi.gov/services/cjis/identity-history-summary-checks This option takes only a few days max. I would definitely get a new PCC.

Oh, I see, so since we deleted my work experience, maybe it won't ask for employer letters then. We'll see.. soon, I hope haha.

Each of you needs your own account, because each account is linked to one person only.

But won't I have to include my previous jobs in my personal history after ITA?

This has me worried now. I'm the secondary applicant. My husband did not include my work history in his EE profile because getting employer letters for at least one of my previous jobs won't be easy (company doesn't exist anymore) and we don't get any points for it anyway. CIC states that proof...

For Mexico o NZ? Mexico has 2 kinds of PCC: "Carta de no Antecedentes Penales" (which you can get on your own but it's not the one IRCC wants) and "Constancia de Datos Registrales" (The federal one for which you DO need a letter from a Government agency, the PGR will not give it to you without a...

If you get a lower score you use the previous one. There is no way you're going to get over 400 without improving IELTS score. It's the single biggest contributor in your case. Our case is similar My husband turns 40 tomorrow, has a masters degree, over 10 years relevant experience, siblings in...

Also if your spouse can take the IELTS and has post secondary studies, that could give you extra points. For example a spouse's bachelor degree gives you 8 points, and a CLB 9 or higher gives you another 20.

Mexico requires a letter from IRCC in order to process a PCC. So if he needs it they will let him know after receiving his application and give him said letter so he can request it. "How to Get a Police Certificate – Mexico Do I need to provide a Police Certificate with my Application? No. We...

I have a related question, my husband (principal applicant) has a visitor visa from January 2016, so we answered yes to that question in his EE profile. But I have no idea if he has a UCI. The visa on his passport has a couple of numbers on it: - Document No. Begins with an E followed by 9...

Thanks, this is a very new change, right? Last time I checked (maybe 3 weeks ago) it still said the thing about considering the total since 18. I'm glad they changed it because it saves us from requesting 2 PCC which would be rather difficult to obtain.

Not necessarily in a row, it's in total. So if you visit a country frequently and the total number of days you've spent there since your 18th birthday is 180 or more (6 months), you may need a PCC from that country. My brother, who is now a PR (got CoPR 2 weeks ago), had IRCC request an FBI...

Hi, my husband and I are applying through EE (he is the principal applicant) but we're unsure of the correct NOC code for his current position. He is a Manager of Vendor Management at Amazon. He supervises a team of vendor managers for several product categories. The duties of NOC 0015 sound...