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a tweet this morning said more information on May 6. More information in May means May 6.

Keep that negativity away LOL

No, many lawyers have already mentioned that the portal will be its own thing.

It was a friend's friend's lawyer lol, a lot can get lost in translation and no one else has mentioned this so.. it's probably not true

These are notes: NONE OF THIS IS CONFIRMED, so please just take it with a grain of salt. • work on study permit will be considered as valid experience • minimum 1 year (at 30 hours a week) that adds up to 1,560 hours like CEC for essential worker stream. • language is part of eligibility...

Yeah no, I didn't get that info from PDF, someone took notes from the Q&A and mentioned it... now there's even hearsay going around about a potential ranking of applicants by level of education and IELTS scores?? there are all sorts of rumors going around. Be careful everyone. Rely only on...

Also, is it true that after today's briefing PCCs are actually required upfront? Can anyone confirm?

It is a receipt, the payment page literally says this. Click on "some online permanent residence applications". How much more obvious can it be. It's spelled out: For some of our online permanent residence applications, you can’t pay within the application. Follow the steps on this on this page...

The payment tweet says one thing but the payment fees portal has TWO sections stating that it will be a receipt upload and that if you paid upfront you'd get a refund IF you don't meet the cap in time (which we all knew as we paid for it). I'd certainly trust the official payment fees website...

5406, the other one is for temporary visas like student or work.

Of course! there are nowhere near 40,000 people actively following updates and preparing so I'm not worried about us being competition to each other.

Yeah, it can feel like many are prepared but let's hope the first mob isn't 40k

20, 86% Yes, 14% No... Seems a lot are prepared, but also results may be biased because those on the threads are more likely to be prepared

Hi all, would really appreciate if you answer this poll about language tests. https://www.survey-maker.com/poll3620170x42e3416a-109

IRCC tweeted about online forms.. I think this might be like Express Entry and not actually filling and uploading the forms

Guys IRCC tweeted this: It seems it won't be forms to upload but rather online filling?

Yeah most probably, like PGWP

For my IELTS certificate, my scanned pdf has the bottom cut off a little, is that fine? the certificates are longer than an A4

Electronic applications don't usually require physical signatures, they say it's a declaration.

because we're poor