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Thanks @forw.jane . I wish you and everyone else the very best with your applications. I hope to see you guys all set for your oaths very soon.

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Just checked my online profile..... had a ghost update too, says app last updated on March 02. Hopefully we get the oath ceremony invite soon. Good Luck @Faresyousyas

The only sure way is to order the GCMS notes.

I would advise you to persuade the HDFC bank to issue a letter, with average 6 months balance and that way you will not be required to furnish your 6 months statements. The bank staff may give all kind of reasons to not give you that kind of letter, but you'll need to stand firm and let them...

Hello Members, A quick question regarding the FBI PCC: I stayed in the US for 4 years from 2005 to 2009 and haven't been to the US since then. I obtained a FBI PCC in 2015 which is more than 2 years old now, can I use this PCC in my eAPR given the fact that I have not travelled the US since...

My bank account also has a monthly debit for the home loan installment, if I have to show the funds from this bank account for POF, will having a long term home loan reflect as a liability on my account? Does CIC take the housing loan into consideration?

I have the same question! Any help will be appreciated 8)

Hello All, I have a question about proof of funds to be shown as a part of FSW application. I am yet to receive an ITA, but expect to get it in a month or two (CRS: 411). I have an active housing loan from a Bank A, and most of my savings in Bank B. Is a long term housing loan considered for...

The same situation with me (except that my wife is not expecting now :) ) I had put in 3 members of the family : I, my wife and my daughter (4yrs) while creating the EE profile, but there was no area on the profile page to key in details of my daughter. I think once the ITA is issued, probably...

It is not mandatory for your spouse to appear for IELTS, but you'll miss out on her CRS points, the same goes for the ECA too. If you are including your wife as an "accompanying" spouse (makes her eligible for PR) you'll gain on points for your spouse's ECA and IELTS.

Yes, I had thought so.... Thanks :)

I'm not sure in what context did they inform you about this, but the current EE system doesn't have any NOC limitations, atleast none till date. There is no quota per NOC for applying to EE and no NOC is preffered over others for issuing the ITA (job offers do depend on the NOCs though) Can you...

I am glad someone started this thread, I am looking for the similar information. I need to apply for the US FBI clearance certificate from India.

I posted the marksheets using DHL India, in my case, they asked for the contents and I confirmed that they were documents. They offered me the student package and said they won't open up the envelope. It seems they were aware of the sealed envelope situation for the transcripts and complied...

There should be no issues opening it, CIC required it to be sent to them by post, please make sure that you send to CIC all the pages received by you as a part of the police certificate.

Do we need to support the whole work experience declared in the EE profile, or should the last relevant 5 year experience be sufficient? In my case : I have close to 11 yrs of work experience, NOC 2174, but my US work experience for 3 years (2007 to 2010) is non demonstrable as the consulting...

Wow .... I am far from impressed.

On similar lines : Can you someone please advice if it is mandatory to apply with spouse for a married person? I am married but my wife doesn't want to apply for PR/dependant, can I claim points under "without a spouse" category? Ofcourse I am going to say I am married and have children while...

Similar situation here! I am paying a housing loan does that thing show up as a liability on me in the proof of funds? Can one just show other bank accounts and not disclose the loan pending? I have'nt received the ITA yet, I'm just curious.