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LOE is letter of explanation. Its an optional document you can write and submit alongside your other documents for anything you want to clarify or explain about your documents or application. So basically anything that you think might be an issue or requires additional explanation, like the...

Wish you all the best for your application and hopefully it gets processed quickly!

Congratulations to PPR! Besides some catastrophic changes, that basically gives you more or less 100% chance of approval. Just need to get COPR and do your landing and you are all set. All the best for your time in canada :)

30 days to submit your passport afte PPR. Wish you all the best and hope your application gets processed quickly!

There is absolutely no problem with an overlap in education and work, as lomg as it is outside canada. Work experience inside canada only counts after completion of your studies. Assuming that your work experience is in india, you can claim any work you might have done during your studies as...

Wow, great catch Bryanna. Three posts, three completely different situations.

Currently, there arent too many open PNP programs as most reached their quota for the year but depending on your NOC there are still some options. NBPNP still is open to certain NOC categories and if you spoke French, there are also still some programs open for that as well. Without knowing...

Its definitely a good score and I got ITA last year with 451 and landed back in February. There is definitely a good chance for you as well. As with most things in life, timing is a bit of luck. The way things are currently going, I wouldnt expect that you could get ITA at 453 within the next...

As long as you dont have any gaps in your personal history, it is my understanding that there is no need to claim all your work experience, as long as you dont want to be able to use it for points. So simply not claiming a certain work experience shouldnt be an issue as that is not what the...

Fully agreed. So if you are only claiming foreign experience, then your employment letters will be enough.

First of all, thanks for sharing your interview experience dtjmiddleton! I think it is a great lesson for everybody that being well prepared is always the best way to go. You never know where an interview might lead and what questions might come up so the more proof you have of everything you...

I would definitely try not to have any differences between those two applications. Do the mistakes you made impact your crs score or eligibility in any way? I think you are better off being completely honest in your application now and explain the differences to your OINP application in an...

You will find that there are plenty of people willing to help on here so i doubt you would need a lawyer. If you could provide some additional details about yourself, that might help. Have you already taken the language exam? Did you get ECA for any foreign degrees you might have? Did you...

As long as you are patient and wait until OINP opens back up around November or later, there is definitely a chance you can get Invited to apply. It all depends on whether Ontario keeps the rules the same as they were when they reopen. For now, patience is your friend. In the meantime, i...

Your best bet might be to call IRCC. As long as you can provide them with your personal identification, they should be able to access your previous application and hopefully tell you uci number that way. It might be a bit of a hit and miss as far as getting a helpful person on the phone but...

I would expect to see 460-490 over most of the summer.

Hope the letters work out for you as 496 would be a sure bet whereas 471 might still cause you to wait a few draws.

You can find how to contact cic from abroad here: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/contacting-cic-call-centre-from-abroad-t63158.0.html

1) sounds like you have the minimum of 1 year full time employment, assuming you also meet the other requirements for EE, then yes Check here fir details: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-who-express.asp 2) since you are in canada, i would go with celpip...make sure to...

From what others reported when they called IRCC, it depends a lot on the person you end up with. Some seemed to be helpful and willing to give some information about applications and others not. There is no harm in trying and since you shoudl receive your gcms notes in the coming weeks as well...