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J&J is 1-dose-vaccine, you are eligible to be exempted from 14-days-quarantine at home. You still have to book a designated hotel to stay in, because you need to wait for your "negative" PCR result that you have been tested at the airport.

I do not think so. She would be considered as misrepresentation if on the date she applied for SP, she had already married you and she did not mention it in the form for family information. But in your case, your wife applied on 20th April and she married you on 10th June. Worry-free bro. And...

1. Yes, you could. 2. (1) They will check the eligibility of the spouse thru his/her profile. (2) You guys would be required for better financial proof to adapt to live in Can for a family of 3. 3. Because your family would like to go together so by somehow it weakens your home country-ties aka...

When you claim something to IRCC you need to have proof, so if you want to inform them about your marital status, just wait 'til you have the official marriage certificate. Anyway, IMHO, you should wait until she gets approval and landed in Canada because the act of informing IRCC about your...

1. Yes. 2. You could mention about the experience you have got from all your jobs in the past, but about "proof of employment", you only need to show the proof of your current one as well as showing them you are having a job at the moment.

1. Statement of purpose. 2. You need to send them the proof of current employment only.

Did you order GCMS note for the previous refusal? Why do not think about apply for Bachelor degree since you already had 4-years-diploma? Those undergraduate certificate and graduate certificate seem to be risky in my opnion.

IMHO, 1. Purpose of visit: you need to choose Master/PGC/PGD because you already had Bachelor degree. 2. Limited employment prospects: you need to re-explain clearer and convincingly about you career later in your country could have a lot of advantages by taking the course in Canada.

It's really tired and hurt all over my body for the last 24 hours.

They could call the bank to verify the authenticity of the bank statement received from applicants but they could not ask the bank to send them the applicant's bank statements.

No, I do not think so. There is no one who could ask the bank to give out your statement without your permission. The bank would not send your statement straight to the embassy even you ask them to do.

Me too (Non-SDS). Application submitted on 14th April with upfont medical taken, and Biometrics given on 19th April. It has been 2 months and I have not received the final decision. I decided to order GCMS note on 18th June.

Yes, I understand that Pfizer and Moderna are Canadian's preferences but in Vietnam, especially at this moment, we have no choice for the vaccine we would like to get. AZ is still the best choice compared to the others that available now in Vietnam such as Sinopharm (China), Sputnik V (Russia)...

I have just found this: https://www.cicnews.com/2021/06/canada-plans-to-lift-quarantine-on-exempt-travellers-by-early-july-0618332.html#gs.467g7f Might get the exemption for a '14-days-quarantine-at home' only aka more than 1000 CAD still would be spent.

Tomorrow I am going to get AZ for the 1st dose and I will get the 2nd one in the end of July. Do you guys have any official information about ppl holding SP or OWP could be a '3-days-hotel-quarantine' exemption? TIA.

I have a similar desire to yours. So: 1. You do not need to apply for a new study permit because you do not change the DLI. 2. If the gap time between your current course and your future course is lower than 150 days, you will not need to inform IRCC; but in my case, I would like to be safe by...

Any further request for document updating (especially after such a long time of waiting) is a positive sign. Wish you luck! @trang.ng.pharm

It does not matter you apply under SDS/NonSDS, if you could pay for your 1st year (2 semesters) of tuition fee and GIC, it will help to strengthen your financial ability which is a fundamental criterion to get Visa

1. Scan all the original documents. You only need to notarize those documents not written in English so you need to translate them first and get notarizations on. 2. Looking for IOM (International Organization for Immigration) at your local country where has a medical examination service for...

@aspirant256 You have been headache w this for a long time bro, go for an Academic one then you would be worry-free.