Answers below;
1)YES, you do need to send a copy of your study permit.
2) I did not send my T4A and all went OK with my file.
3) Yes, enrollment letter will support your PhD attestation letter and will also help you to gain the 5 points of adaptability.
4) YES, IMPORTANT!!! Although you don't need an ECA report, you do have to send a certified translation of your foreign transcripts. Actually, in my GCMS file the Visa officer made a note saying "ECA Report confirmed and Foreign transcripts reviewed and verified". So make sure you send your foreign transcripts as well.
5) Marriage certificate (certified translation) will suffice.
Regarding your final paragraph, you DO need one year of continuous full time work experience or the equivalent in part time in the primary occupation you state in schedule 3.
Please note that if you do not meet this minimum eligibility requirement about your work experience you application will be rejected.
enamul said:
Hi Guys,
I hope to submit my application early next week. I was wondering whether it is necessary to submit the following documents. I would really appreciate your suggestions.
1) study permit
2) T4 documents of last year to show RA income (although I have paystubs from RAship, and reference letter mentions salary)
3) Enrollment letter from the univ (of course I will have to provide letter of attestation)
4) Certificates for Bachelor's/ secondary certificates awarded outside of canada ( I am providing MSc certificates+transcripts awarded inside Canada, I guess no ECA needed)
5) Proof of relation: Any other docs in addition to marriage certificate? (e.g., wedding photos)
Finally, I was wondering when filling up imm0008_3e, if the experience is less than 1560 hours, should I keep it unchecked? My MSc. TA/RA experience is less than that (although I dont need it for eligibility). My current understanding is that I would check 1 year if the hours of experience cross 1560 hours.
