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I don't think it's necessary, but it can't hurt to do so if you want to.

When did you change it ? It takes 24 hours for the score to update.

You need to select "Two or more degrees..." as the level of education for both degrees. So for your Bachelor's degree, select "Two or more..." and for your PGD, select "Two or more..."

Yes, you can alter your eAPR before you submit it.

CIC says: "You must get one from each country or territory where you have spent six or more months since the age of 18." So if she hasn't spent a total of 6 months in Venezuela since she turned 18, she shouldn't need a PCC.

The representative is the person authorised to act on your behalf. So in this instance, it's your friend.

In the US. The point of getting it notarised is that the notary needs to witness your sister's signature. That can't happen if she's in the US and the gift deed is in India.

No. It must be your money, not just money that is available to you.

You need to get your sister to sign a gift deed in front of a notary public.

You need at to score ate least 6 in every section of the IELTS. You need a bank statement that shows that the minimum amount has been in your account for at least 6 months.

You must have at least 1560 hours of continuous work experience in one NOC. Once that requirement is met, all other work experience can be combined, regardless of NOC or how much time you spent in each, as long as it is skill level A, B, or O.

You need to provide proof of your salary, start and end dates, and roles and responsibilities. You will need to provide a combination of documents to prove these things. For salary, you can provide tax returns. For dates you can show contracts, etc. For the roles and responsibilities, you will...

Yes.

You need to show letters for the experience you want to claim points for. If you don't want to claim points or your work in Saudi, don't list Saudi in your work experience, and you won't need to provide a letter. For the spouse, only Canadian work experience will gain you points. So leave all...

You have to get a PCC for every country you've spent more than 6 months in. So yes, you will require a PCC for both countries. The government will provide you with a standard PCC, which will be accepted by CIC.

Re: Work experience while studying - evaluation If it was outside of Canada, yes, it will be accepted.

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After you receive ITA, you have 60 days (2 months) to submit your documents. After that, processing time is around 6 months, although it sometimes takes much longer.