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They asked you for that? A guy the other day posted that he got instantly rejected because he failed to submit a police certificate of a country he was in for 6 months. You got lucky.

FYI it takes roughly six months for the PR application to finish. How long background checks in particular take depends greatly on how easy it is to verify the information you've given them, and the volume of applications they have.

They are not mandatory, but you could be asked to submit them at a later point anyway if CIC isn't satisfied with just the job letter, so lots of people submit them with the job letter anyway. Your concern should be to add as much veracity to your application as you can, and that will keep your...

A. Multiple means they expect you to submit multiple of the documents requested (if applicable) within the same PDF file. C. Employment record is a letter from your company confirming the details of your employment with them. It should contain the details requested by CIC, although if it...

Yeah, from looking at the trackers there's a couple of people who seemed to get PR within 2 months, although I have no idea about their situations. The vast majority were six months on the dot.

It is referring to the date you were officially awarded your diploma.

What's the number for that?

I think you need to lighten up.

No need to be a prick. He was just having a joke around.

Did they ask you to provide the certificate before they rejected you? Seems a bit harsh to just reject you straight off, considering you paid $1040 to even submit the application.

It will say "We have received the documents" once your documents have been reviewed and ok'd.

'quirk' implies it is common. I'm just saying it might not mean anything at all.

It's might just be a strange quirk of their system.

Basically, I'm considering doing IEC while my PR application is being processed, but if I apply for IEC under my Irish passport I am far more likely to be invited. I know I can do IEC under my British passport while waiting for PR, but would doing it under my Irish passport cause any...

Quick question that loads of people have probably asked already, but can you start working in Canada when you're landed in Canada after receiving your CoPR but are still waiting for your PR card?

Honestly yeah entry level jobs should be on people's consideration when they immigrate, even if they have X years of experience. Once you've got your foot in the door, if the company is good then they'll recognise your experience immediately and within 6 months you'll be flying up the ranks.

What CECMay says to a large extent applies no matter where you go in the west. Employers want to see skills. They want you to be eligible to work. They want to see code and expect you to be able to code in the interview. This will be the case everywhere you go, whether it's Canada, USA, Europe...

I submitted my application on Tuesday and my medical is already 'Passed'. Medical passing I don't really think is indicative of application speed. They literally just check to make sure you don't have certain diseases and pass you if it's clear. BG and review eligibility is the biggest things I...

I literally submitted my application yesterday and my med is already passed. I've got 'Not needed at this time' for my background check too.

As long as the value you changed it to does not affect your eligibility (i.e is still above the required funds needed for someone in your situation to immigrate), I don't think it would matter.