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The document requirements are same for current as well as previous employers. If you can get reference letters then contract letters are optional. But since your reference letters are not on letterhead I would suggest uploading contract letters too.

It does not say so. It just says "Police certificates are typically valid for one year from the date they are issued.". But i guess it is safe to get it again if it's older than a few years.

Is the validity of 1 year mentioned on the PCC?

Yes, business cards help. But if their business cards have logos, they should be able to print letter heads with that logo. But anyways..

I think it will be a reject due to incomplete documentation.

I don't think the date matters. They have mentioned nothing on their site about the age of reference/experience letters.

But yours isn't processed yet. Call them in 3-4 days and they should be able to tell you.

What she means is do not literally use the same words from NOC duties. It should not look like you copy/pasted.

Yes it takes a month for cc charge. Yours should be charged by now. Btw what's your delivery address India or US?

You need to get US PCC . Leave the SSN field blank or write NA.

Look for something related to project management. Also he will have to alter his duties in reference letter accordingly.

Do you mean a lawyer or immigration consultant?

They charged your card in less than 10 days? Wow that was fast. Mine took a month. No you cannot track your FBI pcc but you can call their customer care after about 10 days of cc charge to check status of your application.

You mean country of residence and country of origin. Home country is same as country of origin, I think.

In that case better take the reference letter from someone else, whom IRCC should be able to contact or provide another contact (eg. HR) together with your supervisor's contact.

Full time is not required, if you have number of hours (40) per week.

Oh I see. I got scared because I have a big chunk of that.

Hi, are you saying applicants with self employed work experience are treated differently from those with salaried ones and that the former ones take more processing time? Also is this applicable for FSW?

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/fbi-us-pcc-which-applications-are-currently-being-processed-t396412.0.html Follow this link. People update it on regular basis with their timeline.

Hi sky2k16, I was just browsing through threads related to independent contractors and came across this. My case is very similar. In case you are still following the forums I would like to know what did you end up mentioning your work experience as: employee or self employed? If the latter then...