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It was with signature, I thought Xpress was always with signature and Priority was without. But I could be wrong, anyway, mine was with signature and it was signed by SCI FARLEY

https://services3.cic.gc.ca/ecas/introduction.do?app=ecas will ask for UCI and other details

Canada Post Xpress

I logged in just now and checked ECAS and I can see Application received now. I was checking it daily 2 to 3 times, last time I checked was at around 10.30 am today and there was no update. But now it is. I checked it via both the UCI - Applicant and Sponsor, in both I can see update. One...

yes, that too is an income, but in employment history mention that your spouse was unemployed.

please follow whatever is asked in document checklist. Also, please go through this forum to get better idea. And if you have any specific questions please go ahead and ask here.

At this point we can only guess. Barcode could be to make sure that you were invited.

1. No he doesn't have to go back. And yes you can give current address as mailing address.

Friends, I understand that the forum is growing in number of responses day by day, but for simple questions, can you please search this forum once before asking. Please read the previous discussion this has been answered so many times. No, you don't need their birth certificate. You only need...

Yes

Yes, but only if you are using canada post. As private courier cannot deliver to po box. However private courier have been given some address to deliver.

Yes, and mention the investment source in the explanation letter to avoid any confusion.

Put the intended date of return. Make sure it is within the 2 years of entry .

No.

In 2018 tracker I saw few of them were asked to resubmit the 0008 form, so I think they should not send it back.

I sent it via Canada Post, but only received at 3rd May, so will wait couple of days and then check again.

Any notary public near you can do it.

I wrote "Not Application - None"

yes, UCI number doesnt change from app to app. It is same for a given person.

Type the name, validate, print and then sign against the name by hand.