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I am not very sure on what exactly can happen in case you do not receive FBI clearance in 60 days. If you don't get it in 60 days and the normal processing times are above 60 days then majority of applicants who has to submit FBI clearance will have the same problem as you. So my best guess...

Some times it really helps. In my case CIC requested for hong kong pcc (Hong kong pcc can be applied only after we get request from CIC) and I am not sure how I missed that email (may be i mistakely cleared from my inbox or it never showed up in my inbox. I do not know). When I ordered the notes...

Fill in every field on the form, sign, scan and send it. I payed my fee's online. The fee confirmation receipt I received just has a bar code with a number and all other fields like name, address and signature blank. I printed the receipt, filled in all the information then sent a scanned copy.

You cannot send passports to Canada by courier. If you have someone travelling then they can bring your wife's passport along with an authorization letter from your wife to carry passport. Other option is you can request CIC to get your wife's visa stamped in New Delhi instead of Canada. I put...

Passport is not required for WP extension. It is issued on paper and not stamped on your Passport.

This is not an issue, most reference and releaving letters are issued like that. They quote the current pay.

I heard that in most cases you get the response back in two days time incase the request is about the visa office change. In mycase i received response in less than 24 hours. Did you get an auto email when you sent it last time ? Just try and send another email as a follow-up and see. Not...

You cannot do it yourself. Refer to "Translation of Documents" section in the url below. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/5609ETOC.asp

Good point. I am not sure what exactly was the change in to these documents. But the website shows Document checklist was updated on Aug 2014 and IMM0008 was updated in June 2014. May be very minor changes, but worth a double check.

Note below from the instruction guide. Translation of documents Any document that is not in English or French must be accompanied by: the English or French translation; and an affidavit from the person who completed the translation; and a certified copy of the original document.

I landed on 20th July, may be few more days for my turn..

Yes, should be fine. But make sure your pcc's and reference letters are not too old.

1. You will have to fill in Supplementary Information. 2. For CEC the immigration office is CPC-Ottawa. But this doesnt matter really, as in my case I applied from India and choose immigration office as New Delhi. But my application is porocessed at CPC-O.

Everything you mentioned above is correct. And yes, India do not have a national identity document. So you choose "No" under this option. You do not have to send PCC's along with your application. You may send them later after you get the AOR.

You can only stay if you have already filed for extension of Visa. You can stay until a decision is made on your visa extension. In case extension is issued, you can stay until the new extended date.

When CIC request for PCC they would tell you where to send the Original PCC's. If you are not waiting for the request and submitting your PCC application, send an email to CPC Ottawa asking info around where to send your PCC. Also you mentioned you are in Canada, so you may also try to call on...

two questions. 1) When I check my ecas. I see two address. One "Current home Address", this is my canadian address, and two "Current mailing address", this is still showing my Indian address. Not sure if this is the way it is or it is a mistake by immigration officer upon landing. I am just...

1. Yes you can apply here, go back to India and do medicals there when requested. But once you receive your AOR do not forget to update your contact number and mailing address. 2. It should not make any difference as all CEC applications are processed in Ottawa. But if your application is ready...

Yes 2171. You may also see this information on your work permit. Did you check ?

1) They count your experience only as on the date of your application and there is nothing you could do now. 2) I do not think actual work experience is evaluated at the time of issuing AOR. It is evaluated while your application is assessed for eligibility. I am not sure how, but I heard...