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I am glad the information was helpful. Good luck! :)

As I said earlier, for EE, use the name exactly as mentioned on your passport. For rest of the documents, you don't have to worry. While submitting your e-APR, include a sentence or two in your LoE that your names have this slight variation (additional middle name) in certain documents. It's not...

For organisation that is requesting this information, you can write "Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC)". I am not sure why this cannot be entered in English. Maybe, type 'IRCC Canada' then.. Please check country-specific information here...

You can use your foreign bank statement as a proof of funds for landing if the money is available to you in Canada for your use.

Your first and last names are same on all documents, so there shouldn't be an issue. Just include this information in your letter of explanation that some of your documents have an extra middle name. For your application, use names as written on your passport. Same name affidavit is a good thing...

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/arrival.asp

Yes, it is mandatory [unless you've genuine reasons otherwise]. You don't need to submit it with your application, you'll have to upload one when requested. You can visit your nearest Bahraini Embassy to obtain a police certificate. Read further instructions here...

The photographs must reflect your current appearance (taken within the past six (6) months). I think, IRCC means taken within the six months from the date of submission [processing of visa/CoPR]. Just take the new ones, to be on the safe side. It's not a big deal.

1. Not applicable. 2. Get new ones. 3. Mail/courier your photos directly to the London office [and upload other documents through your MyCIC account or submit using the web form if no space is created for uploading the documents]. Mailing address is the same, I guess: "Mail or courier your...

"An applicant’s CRS score is automatically recorded in GCMS at the time when their ITA is issued; and their e-APR is submitted. => At the time of the e-APR, processing officers should compare both CRS scores to determine which of the following scenarios should be applied: If the applicant’s...

Call IRCC call centre and ask about your visa office. You can use Global Affairs Canada's number to reach IRCC from outside Canada. 1-613-944-4000, or Use IRCC's web form and send an inquiry requesting information about your visa office.

Applicants are required to provide original documents in support of their applications. Whenever an alternate document is provided (e.g., a translation, an ECA), the requirement to submit the original is not waived. Applicants must include scans of the actual original documents, as well. A scan...

If the sender's domain is one of these, it's legit: @ cic.gc.ca @ international.gc.ca

This is quoted from the CIC/IRCC's website. Check the link for further details. "The officer will ask you a few questions to make sure you still meet the terms to immigrate to Canada. They will be similar to the ones you answered when you applied. This should only take a few minutes." At the...

"Prepare for your arrival – Skilled immigrants (Express Entry) If you are already in Canada If you are granted permanent residence, we will contact you and let you know what to do next. You may either contact us to make an appointment or go to a Canadian “port of entry” (border crossing), and...

This information is provided on the agency's website.

Congratulations! :)

Hello, My background check took around 14 months, my AOR was October 11, 2015 & I got PPR on April 20, 2017. You're not the only one, ;) there are many more applicants going through the prolonged background checks [comprehensive screening]. You can find similar timelines in the thread for...

Based on your work experience, you're not eligible for CEC. For FSWP, you'll have to show you have enough funds, unless you: are currently able to legally work in Canada, and have a valid job offer from an employer in Canada. Find out if you meet these conditions, otherwise, you'd need to show...

As ladybug8888 has also advised above, yes. Submit a brief CSE. Include a line that you had the PCC ready and uploaded it with your eAPR, however, if IRCC needs a new one, as per country-specific requirements for Bahrain, you'd be glad to oblige.