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Like the above person said, go with option 1. Also declining ITA should not be taken lightly and it should be your last option, unless you have a super high score. You never know when they will stop showering ITAs and the cut off shoots up.

Also change your job bank login credentials, just in case. Consultants are a$$holes.

Although the instructions say it should be in reverse chronological order, I think the system will eventually sort it out in order, nevertheless or at least it shouldn't be a problem.

I also had it out of order. Also i wanted to add something at the end (oldest entry). So I had to empty the stack and fill it up again, bottom up. Ugh!

I have a similar situation. My agreement letter says that i am an independent contractor. I sought a reference letter from the company i am working as a client with. It has all the details required for a reference letter. However, do I consider it as a self-employment? I am not a corporate but...

If any field is not applicable to you leave it blank (if it is optional) or write 'NA' or 'Not Applicable'.

Best way to know is to call FBI customer care. Tell them the reference # on your certificate and they should be able to assist you.

Is there an expiry date on it(mostly there shouldn't be)? If not then it should be good to use.

yes, the entire PCC application process now takes about 2 months.

Yes but you might want to book an appointment first.

The pre-ITA profile was filled by the consultant where he had said yes to representative and filled in his details. Now that profile is locked after receiving ITA. I can only edit the PR application profile where I said no in representative section. Where else do I have to cancel it?

They have covered a lot of the backlog. So now most applicants are getting it in 2 months.

Is there a way to know if the representative had previously filled that form? I also want to cancel my rep but I don't know if that form was filled in first place. All I knew was in the profile i could see his details under representative. But in the PR application I just said 'no' in the...

Also change passwords and security questions/answers, so they dont do anything nasty with your profile.

No. That is fine without LOE mention.

Yes.

That seems like a very good experience. Congrats you got it done in a day. :)

I have contract agreement letters. I think I can attach one just to strengthen my case. If I add a lot of documents, immigration people might think that I am trying to camouflage something. They are always one step ahead.

Those employees are just overwhelmed by the volume of applicants coming in every day. So their behaviour is just a byroduct of the frustrations in their life. This is where work culture comes into picture. If employees are not frustrated then they deliver better results and treat their customers...

Actually I am a contractor. So I don't really work for the company but it's all clearly mentioned in the letter. I hope he just abides to that facts if and when they call him. Nothing more I expect.