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I have read that they are a little better in giving response on twitter. You can try that.

If you have experience letter then that should be fine. Just to support your application, attach a few pay slips from those jobs together with your offer letter. And write an LOE for the same explaining everything.

Yes you can. Just remember that medical test results are valid for 12 months and if you do not land in Canada within that time, you will have to re-take the medical test. For PCC, you can get it early too but some countries have an expiry for PCC too. So make sure you know about the validity of...

Don't you have your official transcripts that you used for obtaining ECA? If you already have ECA then you need to provide the report number and upload the copy of your degree/diploma only.

This means they are reviewing your documents to make sure they are complete and acceptable for evaluation. The next update in the status is usually "Evaluation in Progress". Once this becomes your status, it takes 20 business days for them to complete the evaluation.

Check on WES website. They have an online degree equivalency tool. Enter all the details and see what it shows.

Most probably it will be same. No one can tell you for sure unless and until you get your ECA report.

It is still better than 20 Business Days of WES which actually starts once your status is updated to "Evaluation in Progress". Which usually takes another 10-15 days after they receive your documents. One of my friend has applied for ECA through WES in December 2016, and still has not got his...

Everyone chose WES because it was quite popular and had an easy process. Also, it is an international organization and many people had previous experience of using it while applying in USA. They also had option to check the status online, which I read somewhere IQAS did not have before. So the...

Currently FBI is processing the documents they received around 10th-13th February, 2017. There is a thread in the forum which discusses about it. Be patient and wait for at least a month for them to open your packet and start processing.

Thanks! Hopefully it won't take as long as this draw.

You should get ECA done for you and your wife. It will help you in getting more points in CRS. WES is taking around 2 months to complete an evaluation and have a pathetic customer service. I'll suggest you to check out other agencies for your ECA if you need peace of mind. I read in the forum...

That is correct. There was a consistent drop of 6-7 points in CRS and now suddenly it increased by 7 points and still they managed to issue 3500+ ITAs. I wonder how many people actually get through the whole process.

Nopes. My job bank is still not active and my EE profile will be effective from 25th March 2017. Missed it by a day.

If WES would have finished my ECA a day before, I would have got ITA this time. Anyway, congratulations to everyone who will get the ITA. And good luck to everyone else waiting for it.

Here is my WES timeline: Degrees: Masters from US and Bachelors from India Applied for ECA: 24th January 2017 Documents Received: 12th February 2017 (Indian transcript took some time to reach Canada) Status Changed to Evaluation in Progress: 28th February 2017 Evaluation Completed: 24th March 2017

Can't really say. If not today, then everyone will have to wait till next Wednesday and it will kill many people for sure.

Yes you do need a job offer for this. But the point here is that CIC has another program for immigration and they might be busy figuring out how they should go ahead with all these programs.

Your flight will not be a non-stop flight. It will have a stop somewhere in Europe (most probably Amsterdam) for refueling and cleaning. There is no way a non-stop flight from New Delhi to Toronto will take 22 hours. And speaking of seats, Jet Airways will use a Boeing 777 for this flight and...

My guess is that this delay has something to do with the new program called "Atlantic Immigration Pilot" which was launched on March 6th this year. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/atlantic/eligibility.asp