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Not entirely sure, but as per other people, you won't get refund. http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/can-you-have-multiple-pr-applications-in-t169787.0.html

This part always confuses me, as why the system is giving points 1 month ahead, even though he hasn't completed 1 year?

You can submit your Express Entry application along with your paper application. Whichever get picked up first, they will give you PR under that stream, close the other application. CIC FAQ - http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1142&top=29

Logan, use the following tool from CIC to check your scores, or if there is any change in situation: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp

Ministerial Instructions respecting invitations to apply for permanent residence under the Express Entry system #50 – December 22, 2016 The Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, pursuant to section 10.3 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, gives the annexed Ministerial Instructions...

If you have time, try reaching to your employer and get a correct LOE, if possible. It's allways better to correct something ahead, than leaving a doubt.

Hey Johyo, You can also try going to Adobe reader, file > save as > reduced-size PDF. This should bring the size down, couple of MBs. The only downside is that, upon opening the document, it takes a bit (2-3 secs) for Adobe reader to rebuild all the pages. Link -...

Hey, I can suggest the following: - Start learning French. (Never stop learning in your life) - If you haven't maxed out IELTS, then I would suggest to do that, before start learning French. - If you are in Canada, try moving to provinces, where you can apply for PNP. Sask PNP seems very...

600 points are not awarded anymore, for LMIA. Maximum is 200 for senior managerial occupations, and 50 for other LMIA jobs.

Which province are you in? You can try local PNP, since 333 seems way too low.

Learning french will open many doors, e.g. Quebec, N.B. If you score good in French, you can apply for N.B. PNP directly, since they prefer bilingual or French speaking population.

It's very hard to say that the CRS Score will ever drop down to 450 again. The reason being, since all the International Students in Canada will now be getting 15-30 points, plus a lot more people inside Canada are getting good results in IELTS. (I have seen students around me, who have given...

I was in a same situation as yours. I don't like the 20-30 K job either, but I had no other option. I would suggest: - If you CRS of 470+, then don't apply for PNPs. - If your score is lower than 470, then I would check PNPs in the following order (based on IT industry): - Ontario -...

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So, someone as a - Single Applicant, - 33 Year Old, - High School Graduate, - IELTS 5.0, 5.0, 5.0, 5.0 each, - 1 year of Canadian Work Experience. Close to 185 points. + PNP 600 Points = ~785/786 This Immigration system is a LOL!!

Since when CIC agents started telling about draw dates or predictions?

Mention in the letter that due to delays at Regional Police Station, Police Clearance is taking longer than usual. I will submit my PCC, once I have received it. CIC officer reviewing your file will update the profile and you will have an option to upload new document. I would suggest to wait...

No. Unfortunately not. It will stay "Processing at Consulate" all the time, until your passport is returned to BLS. Then it will say Mailed to address.

Processing time depends on how fast Consulate receive clearance from your regional police station (Mumbai). If you have only 20 days, I would suggest to start preparing a Letter of Explanation, indicating the delays, and submitting the BLS receipts.

@ashwinbavdekar - I'm in the same situation. I did my PCC from Toronto High Commission in March, 2016. Now, my lawyer has advised me get a new one, even though I haven't been to India since March, 2016. The reason being, there are cases out their, in which CIC officer has requested a newer PCC...