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It isn't on a case by case basis, here's quote from the WES' website when you select your country of education as India: If your wife had a 4 year Bachelor's, then they wouldn't ask for the Bachelor's to be evaluated. In the OP's case and mine, we have 4 year Bachelor's degrees (BE) hence we...

There are specific Master's degrees (mostly Indian, I believe), where WES asks for the Bachelor's transcripts as well. This is mentioned on the WES' website itself, but failing there isn't a need to get the Bachelor's evaluated. FWIW, I got only my Master's (American) evaluated and according...

Getting the University of Mumbai degree evaluated is a massive pain. You need to evaluate only the highest degree (i.e. your Master's). I had posted a link to the CIC page that specifically says that a few days ago, you can try looking for the link on the forum or just search the CIC Q n A...

If you spend 2 out of 5 years (specifically 730 days, not necessarily contiguous), you're eligible to renew your PR card. You can do so indefinitely as long as you have spent at least 730 days in the last (rolling period of) 5 years when you renew your PR. Additionally, let's say you're IN...

It isn't too bad unless you're born in India - if you're you're screwed. It's unfair, but it's the way it is unfortunately.

Here's a crazy thought - why not Google the studios in your area and then give them a call?

No you are not. The points for education are NOT additive. You only get them for your highest qualification.

FTR, regardless of whether your highest degree is Canadian or not, you only need to get an ECA for the highest one: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/questions-answers-by-topic.asp?t=29

Unfortunately, for Express Entry, TEF is the only accepted test.

It appears that Mexico is one of the countries that requires the CIC to request the PCC directly fro the Mexican government. Just follow the instructions on that page that best suit your situation...

I believe the degree certificate is in the list of documents to be uploaded so I can see how that application could be rejected. The IELTS TRF is a surprise since they have a field to enter the TRF number and IELTS recommends that receiving institutions directly verify with them rather than...

I simply entered the WES report number in the appropriate field. Didn't upload a copy of WES nor the IELTS result. It isn't asked anywhere. According to my GCMS notes, the R10 check is completed - the notes specifically say the WES result as well as IELTS were verified with the appropriate...

Thanks for the update. I had preemptively sent them a CSE with a scan of the passport page saying it cannot be mailed; I didn't get a response to that. Once I get a PPR (fingers crossed), I'll try and get it changed to NY if they haven't already done that in response to my CSE (my GCMS notes...

I believe that used to be the case, isn't any more. I see that you received your ITA recently - when you fill out your application for PR, you'll see that the only page they ask for is the bio page. FWIW, I am waiting for a decision on my application, sent only a copy of the bio page and have...

CIC only asks for the bio page of the passport to be scanned so your question is moot.

We could communicate with each other all you want; CIC will do their thing when they do.

Hah. Nope, I'm with you - Oct 9, FSW in the US. No update after medicals (on Oct 20, 2015). The GCMS notes (generated on Dec 5, 2015) showed that the file had an assignment deadline (or something to that effect) on Dec 18, 2015. I'll probably order another set of GCMS notes if I don't have any...

The invitation score has never gone below 450 so I don't know why you're shocked at the fact that he/she hasn't got an ITA at 431.

No, the PCC is a countrywide certificate.

That depends on a whole lot of other things. Is this your first H1B? Are you working for a real company or for a body shop? When will they apply for your green card? Are you born in India/China or elsewhere? What field are you in? The info you have provided is woefully inadequate.