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Yes, D option would be yes and explain what happened.

If you got just a refusal for a visa request then say YES to the section D. If you have been ordered to leave a country or denied to entry to the territory of the visa issuance country after an initial visa request approval, then NO to the section E. There is a difference between those 2 sections.

Congrats. Enjoy your time my friend and get ready all your docs for post ita application.

Not everyone can see your signature, especially when you use a phone.

The tech driver who was bringing your ita was having his lunch at that time :D now enjoy your ita dear friend.

Congrats to ita receivers. Best of luck in your post ita application.

Yes. Regarding average time, you're right. As you said it depends on person's availability and capability.

I am an advanced guy in TEF and TCF Canada tests, I learned French in 1 year back in 2006 and scored B2 advanced level in 2007. If you have enough time and energy, you can do it. As always, it's up to person's schedule.

If you have some time and learn on a daily basis program, then you'll only need 14-18 months to score a perfect score like C1. For B2 studying 1 year in an intensive program would be enough. Good luck everyone who is learning or going to learn French. It's worth my friends.

Get whatever format your company uses. You can't do that much. Just accept the letters, and explain everything in your LoE.

1. No need to go another evaluation for your wife's Indian masters. Just use UK one, it's acceptable. 2. Till the time you get your ielts band with identification number on the certificate, do not update your info. That can lead to the rejection if you do so.

No issue. You can use your FD account.

Get it done with affidavit and notarize it. Also, you don't need to notarize the cheque. Scan original and deposit in to your account. Get a deposit receipt and bank statement which shows the transaction. You will be fine. Good luck!

Get it notarized and use also company generic one letter. Explain everything in your LoE. Give immigration officer any proof you have. Hope it will work for you.

Use company one and also get another one from your team leader with an affidavit. Explain everything in your LoE along with the email which confirms that your company can only provide a generic format one. Remember, nothing is guaranteed and now it's all at the discretion of immigration...

There's no such update. they may do it only during round of invitation day.

Instead of credit card info, a void cheque will be sufficient to show her address and being in Canada along with her PR card copy and any above-noted bill on her name.

Yes you should explain the reasons why you can't provide a reference letter from that employer. If you have any promotion letter and employment contract, these will help without doubt. Also, if you know someone who worked with you as a senior worker or supervisor, get a letter from him or her...

Declare everything in a statutory question, you will be fine as long as you don't lie or hide any rejections you got in the past.

Congrats to everyone who got an ita and hope you will submit a perfect post ita application for pr. B2B draw is not a surprise but long waited and expected one. Hope they will do at least one more B2B draw till December. Hang in there guys, yours is coming too. Best of luck!