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Hello lovely people! I just received my surrender certificate and am applying for my OCI next week. The application checklist mentions we need to reattach copies of our Indian passport. But this is taken from us during the surrender passport stage. Why are they asking for Indian passport copies...

Hi guys! Ex member of the Ray of Hope threads here! I saw a few people mentioned learning French to increase points and I would recommend doing that particularly if your score is under 460. If your current score is between 440-460, even an extra 20 points through French (which you can add in a...

CONGRATULATIONS! You've had quite the journey my friend!

Please try calling them on their call centre number during working hours. Request to clarify the reason for the delay and they will.

Yes mate, it is. It is regularly updated.

Yeah, you can even make your own template. CIC is only concerned with 2 things. 1. Are the funds yours? Where are they coming from? Do they have any lien/ are they borrowed? 2. What is the CAD value of the funds you have?

There is no precise template but you can use this. https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/sample-letter-for-fixed-deposit-proof-of-funds.403105/

Yes, statements showing how the money was gained to create the FDs are necessary. Along with the FDs there should also be a letter which says the ownership is in your name, there is no lien and you can withdraw from the FD at any given time. That is enough.

They will reject anything that does not come from the university in a sealed

Only WES can confirm if this would pass as masters or not. I'm assuming you have checked this tool first?: https://applications.wes.org/ca/degree-equivalency-tool/

If the fixed deposit is more than 6 months old, you are fine.

Entitled guys demanding an answer and cursing the system for not getting instantaneous results. How original!

This is incorrect. Your PCC and all other documents have to be valid at the time of AOR, not six months after also. Also the processing time can be anything more than 6 months also.

Yeah it is annoying to see people saying 'I'm having to wait for some DAYS for an ITA'. I waited for 2 years!!

@SithLord I have been following your posts since early last year's Ray of Hope and earnestly wish you get your PPR soon!!

There is a system maintenance coming up on Tuesday so on Wed there will be a draw for 3900 applicants and the 450s will get through and next month all the 448+ will get through and soon everything will be fine!!!

@legalfalcon kindly add me to the whatsapp group too. Thanks.

lol! There have been people working on this for several years.

Yes, it is possible. I don't have an ITA yet but I got my pcc just two days ago. If you are in one of the metro cities without a criminal record, it is just a matter of couple of hours. The important thing to note is that a pcc is valid only for 6 months.

Wage in your current role can't be a reason for them to refuse PR. Don't worry about it!