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Thats a good sign and at least you know that somebody has started working on your file. Does it also show that your background check is in progress?

Re: Is SCHEDULE A BACKGROUND mandatory for all EE PR Applicants From what I have seen, Schedule A is not something everybody has to fill out. Personally, i had to fill my schedule A during processing. They will give you a week to fill it out, sign it and upload the file to my cic. If you left...

Once you have your ITA, you will have a separate section for your spouse or common law partner and all their information to fill in there. That also includes any documentation you have that proves that you are common law. So you have to show that you meet the requirements for common law, since...

As long as each job you had within the same company fits into the same noc code, then you should just be able to mark it all as one employment, but meake sure your employment letter from teh company mentions each position you held. If your promotion puts you in a different noc code, then you...

When you get your PPR, it comes with all the inctructions on what to send and where to send it. If you are from a visa-exemt country, you need to send a copy of your passport and photos. If you need a visa to enter canada, they will need your actual passport and you eill get a travel visa along...

Exactly. Mark both questions as yes and add an explanation as part of your Letter of Explanation or Cover Letter to explain the circumstances around the cancellation or refusal. Cic just wants you to be honest about any issues you or your spouse might have had. That way you avoid running into...

I used WES myself. Didnt have any issues and received my WES report within about 2-3 weeks. WES offers a free quick assessment so you can get a rough idea on what to expect from the actual report. As long as you can get a sealed and signed transcript in an envelope from your university, you...

When you enter the number of completed academic years, always provide the course length provided by the university and not how long you or your husband actually took to finish the studies. After all, somebody might do a 4 year bachelor degree, but only part time and take 6 years to do it. In...

As part of the WES process you have to send in your diploma and you have to request that your university sends in a complete transcript to WES. That means that they will have more than enough information. When you then submit your documentation later on, after having received an ITA, you also...

Congratulations! Always nice to hear some good news. Wish you all the best.

I fully understand and I always felt the exact same way. Sometimes we tend to be too cautious and just drive ourselves crazy though ;) If you are worried about it, just include a quick explanation in your Letter of Explanation when you submit your application and you can tell them which...

Just make sure that the periods you choose ovelap or touch each other so that you dont leave any gaps. If you cannot put employment or education for a particular period, just use unemployed (homemaker, travelling), whichever applies best to your situation at the time. The main thing to focus on...

Just put unemployed and provide the city and country where you were living at the time. Nothing to worry about. Cic just wants to see that you can account for the whole time period, thats all. If you put unemployed for each gap, you should be just fine.

Wish you all the best and hope you can share some good news soon.

Good luck and I hope things progress quickly for you. :)

I have always gotten the exact same message you quoted from the day I submitted my application until today. I have already received my PPR by now and I still dont have ecas access. My personal guess is that they will phase it out entirely as it is no longer needed for the new express entry system.

Ys, make sure to answer yes to both statutory questions that deal with rejections and add an explanation with your situation in your LOE. I had a similar issue and as long as you are open and honest about it, it should not have any impact on the success of your application.

Since currency exchange rates can vary quite a bit over time, just go with the date of submission. Unless you have exactly the minimum amount required, there is really nothing to worry about as far as picking the right date. Personally, I just rounded to the closest round number based on the...

The six month rule makes sense if you think about it. They promise people that they try to finish all processing within six months so assuming that they can meet their own standards that would guarantee that your medicals are at least valid until the processing of your case is finalized.

This is the official answer on the government website: Citizenship and Immigration Canada will accept ECA reports for five years from the date they are issued, so long as they were issued on or after April 17, 2013. If you got an ECA report before that date, you should contact the organization...