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I included it in the original profile before the ita :-[ However, I'm wondering how am I supposed to put it in personal details if I am always being asked whether I completed another degree or not. Confusing :s Thanks

Anybody? :(

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Hi all I was just filling out the form and I was wondering whether I will need a letter of work experience if I checked the box "completed while under a study program" I read that some people included it under personal details but it doesn't allow me to insert without selecting a...

Ah! then probably work history as well. Unless you were part of the killer klown group or some other political group AFAIK you cannot get a government job without PR/citizenship

AFAIK, that's travel history if any.

Here is your problem. One has to be born in Canadian soil to be a Canadian citizen or acquired via the immigration process. It's a very cut and dry situation here.

Wrong ! 90 days but if you score below the CRS when married (yes marriage drags your score down) then you are not eligible anymore and have to wait for the next draw.

Refer to this guide for work experience letter http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/nail-the-challenge-of-getting-reference-letter-from-current-employer-t397796.0.html

I wouldn't risk it as he/she may have come to visit previously and noted him as relative. So, lying may not be a great idea. Unless you've got a plan B; I wouldn't take the chance.

That depends on the type of disease.

LOE is your best bet.

I think you've got the statuses wrong. She is not a citizen if she was not born in Canada or acquired the citizenship via PR>citizenship. If she was, you would have say no as she can leave or enter Canada as she pleases.

You cannot leave it blank as you claimed you had a relative in Canada, you will need to proof it.

N/A people on work permits cannot be granted military or government jobs.

CEC = less documents to submit so follow your form.

Did they already submit the eAPR? If not, you/them can correct it there.

4 + 1 Basically 2 records, one that you failed then the one for 4 that you passed.

I wouldn't risk it and get the two birth certificates, but you can do what rocks your boat.

Degree/Diploma and transcript if you can get them