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After you submit your biometrics, the waiting game begins. For me, after biometrics, I did not hear anything from CIC for nearly 5 months. After that, I all of a sudden got my PPR. So just submit your biometrics and wait.

When choosing the NOC code do not go for the title. The only thing you need to focus on is to have at least 70% of the duties in the NOC matched with your duties at work.

Your medicals don't need to pass for you to get the biometrics letter. There is nothing to be worried about, CIC works in mysterious ways. For some medicals are passed in less than a few days, for others it takes time. Irrespective of the case, once the first checks are done in your application...

Unless you have chosen otherwise, all correspondence take place online. So there is really no need to update anything as long as the change is after your AOR. It will not affect your PPR. However, once you receive the PPR mail you need to provide a valid address. But if your AOR is Feb, then...

Any changes after you AOR is fine and you do not need to report it. So changes in address, country of residence, employer etc is all okey as long as the change is after AOR.

I'm not sure what you mean with linking your application online. After receiving ITA, you will have the option to upload documents in your account. But if by linking you mean linking your medical results to your application, then you do not need to do so. After the physician send your results...

The physician send your examination results to Canada herself. But in the section on your MyCIC account where you can upload documents, there is a section for medical examinations. That's where you should upload this. If for whatever reason you can't do this, than upload it together with your...

Agreed! Travel history hast very little to do with how long it takes. I have had alot of international travels, both for business and pleasure. and some travel to "red" countries. I also declared 3 different employers for a total employment history of 5 years. Everyone told me that because of my...

I think all applicants experienced the wait with anxiety. I was worried all the time that my application was going to take more than 6 months, especially coz I hadn't gotten any update in months. But I got my PPR in 5.5 months.

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Exactly! Good luck!

A spouse is still a family member. So just include any family members. In your case, your family consists of 2 members.

RR is review required cases. These are when the first officer for whatever reason finds it hard to evaluate your application based on the documents you've provided. So the case becomes RR so that someone more senior needs to review it in order for the application to pass to the next stage. RR...

It's asking you to include all family members. So if you are only a couple than that's all the family members you have that you can declare.

There has been PPRs issued in even less than 21 days. But those are extremely rare cases. Even tho it may not seem that way, as us applicants are to eager to get the PPR too quickly coz someone got it in only a few weeks or months, IRCC really do manage to complete 80% of applications within 6...

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http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=357&top=5 This website has info on what you should do.

There is no one-templet-fits-all here as all banks will provide their own version of a bank statement. What you need to think of is that the statement your bank provides you need to have bank logo and contact details. In addition to this, your bank statement should show the balance on all your...

I understand. The title of the NOC you find does not need to match the title you have at work. There were no NOC that had the same title as the title I had at work. Instead, I only matched my duties with the duties mentioned in the NOC that I chose. About 70% of the duties described in my NOC...

Does the reference letter mention tutoring as one of your duties? How come you didn't choose the NOC code for nurses and in stead chose the NOC code for tutors?