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Yes, I can see the dependent section, but that was added even before the IRCC requested the additional documents. I first saw that about a month after I informed them through a webform, and IRCC requested the documents after that. I don't understand how IRCC works.

I am also a FSW-O from the US. I submitted all the additional documents for adding spouse to my application in early July and haven't heard back yet. I don't know if they have even taken a look at the documents. I was wondering if the fee paid for adding the dependent will appear in my account...

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FSW-O AOR-Sep 23 IRCC yesterday asked me to submit some more docs related to change in family status. Looks like they have finally started processing FSW-O-applications.

May be some of them with CRS 469 rejected their ITAs and remained in the pool.

Thank you so much. I really appreciate the help.

I was just wondering if you could me as well. What's the requirement for uploading passport-size photo? Should it include the back of the photo as well with details of the photographer?

Finally, the wait is over!!! I was just wondering if the upfront medical exams have resumed. Also, how to get a photo for submitting application. Any help? Thanks.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/account.html "A recent cyberattack has affected a small number of IRCC accounts accessed through GCKey. We locked these accounts to protect them from unauthorized access. We sent an email to affected users to explain...

Did you see my model? Since the start of alternating draws, there have been only about 3100 new candidates entering the pool between two successive all-program draws. You can do the math yourself if you like.

I have just tried to model the data available to us. And if the current trend to continue, the CRS cut-off would be dropping much faster than expected.

I don't think that will significantly affect all-program CRS cut-off because PNP candidates are pulled out of the pool with CEC-PNP draws as well. So it all depends on when their applications are processed whether before a CEC-PNP draw or an all-program draw.

6-Jul-20 FSW 601-1200 360 501-600 652 491-500 483 481-490 1,600 471-480 4,561 Cut-off: 478 No. of ITAs: 3900 Sum: 7656 Candidates left: 3756 4-Aug-20 FSW 601-1200 519 501-600 390 491-500 239 481-490 647...

6-Jul-20 FSW 601-1200 360 501-600 652 491-500 483 481-490 1,600 471-480 4,561 Cut-off: 478 No. of ITAs: 3900 Sum: 7656 Candidates left: 3756 4-Aug-20 FSW 601-1200 519 501-600 390 491-500 239 481-490 647...

I don't think you will ever get an ITA. The CRS cut-off will never come this low.

I would probably go ahead and add my spouse 'cause 471 is always gonna be a safe score unless they hit another break. Again, this is just my opinion. Also, you would always have the option to go back to non-accompanying spouse if you ever felt 471 wasn't enough, however, that will never be that...

Of course, you can add your spouse to your application anytime between AOR and CoPR but only if you were single at the time of your PR application submission. However, if you were already married and applied with non-accompanying spouse option, you can NOT add your spouse to your application at...

If I were you, I would remain in the pool with unaccompanied spouse and receive an ITA whenever the score hits 468 or under. Then, I would simply wait and watch what the CRS trend is before accepting the ITA. If there is any possibility of the score going down to 461 or below before deadline to...

You have a 62.5% chance.

If I were you, I would do it myself. It's super easy, and you can send multiple FD-258 along, so if one didn't work, other will. That's what I did. I sent them over 10 fingerprints, and it did the job. You can also find tons of video on how to fingerprint yourself on YouTube.