Most probably, it will go into temporary authorizations on your card which will be automatically removed in 5-6 business days meaning you have not paid. Only when the temporary authorization becomes a charge is when you have paid.
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You meant that if I haven't received the receipt by email, it means that CIC didn't really deduct the amount?
To be honest, it is a very safe assumption. If you have a different credit card, I will try with that one and call the first card company and dispute the transaction if it comes to it.
The only reason why I am assuming it is because CIC systems are clogged right now. Not sure, if it is in queue but from what I understand it is not coming.
Guys question:
I lived in UAE >visited Canada for 6 days> returned back to UAE ( All in one month)
I want to make use of this visit towards my presence.
Now List all address only shows month, so when I put the addresses, one raw (when stayed in Canada) showing same month?
I wanted to remove this from the calculator but the website is not working AND I do not want to cover something, maybe they might say I did not mention it!!
What do you suggest guys
I lived in UAE >visited Canada for 6 days> returned back to UAE ( All in one month)
I want to make use of this visit towards my presence.
Now List all address only shows month, so when I put the addresses, one raw (when stayed in Canada) showing same month?
I wanted to remove this from the calculator but the website is not working AND I do not want to cover something, maybe they might say I did not mention it!!
What do you suggest guys
I called my bank and they said CIC DID take the money. Even though there's no receipt.
Does your credit card show you temporary authorizations view? If yes, where does CIC show up.
Application just sent via xpress of canada post. next delivery as i was told.
Hope to hear back from cic soon.
Hope to hear back from cic soon.
yes its not working even if one page will open then the next page will take forever to open. I guess its too much traffic on residency calculator website
Did you receive the receipt of payment by email or you only were able to print it out>?
Hello and thank you for all the great info.
Question about employment and education history (#11):
I have been a PhD student since Sep 2011. For the first 4 years of my PhD 2011-2015 I was paid through scholarship and salary (salary only some semesters). During that period I was always working as a Research Assistant (RA) 12 hours a week (and it is a mess up from the university since they decided to pay for some of the work through scholarship and not salary). The problem is, all of 2013 I was only paid through scholarship which is reflected in my T4 and Tax filings. After Sep 2015 I was working under separate contracts and paid through salary which is straight forward. So I am not sure how to reflect my work experience.
Version 1:
Sep 2011 - Present - PhD Student
Sep 2011 - Aug 2015 - RA
Then list individual contracts
The problem with this is that they may look through my tax history and say, you were not paid salary in 2013, how could you work?
Version 2:
Sep 2011 - Present - PhD Student
Sep 2011 - Dec 2012 - RA
Jan 2014 - Aug 2015 - RA
Then list individual contracts
The problem with this is that I claimed Version 1 work history for my PR (explaining the payment situation through a letter from my boss)
Your ideas are much appreciated!
Question about employment and education history (#11):
I have been a PhD student since Sep 2011. For the first 4 years of my PhD 2011-2015 I was paid through scholarship and salary (salary only some semesters). During that period I was always working as a Research Assistant (RA) 12 hours a week (and it is a mess up from the university since they decided to pay for some of the work through scholarship and not salary). The problem is, all of 2013 I was only paid through scholarship which is reflected in my T4 and Tax filings. After Sep 2015 I was working under separate contracts and paid through salary which is straight forward. So I am not sure how to reflect my work experience.
Version 1:
Sep 2011 - Present - PhD Student
Sep 2011 - Aug 2015 - RA
Then list individual contracts
The problem with this is that they may look through my tax history and say, you were not paid salary in 2013, how could you work?
Version 2:
Sep 2011 - Present - PhD Student
Sep 2011 - Dec 2012 - RA
Jan 2014 - Aug 2015 - RA
Then list individual contracts
The problem with this is that I claimed Version 1 work history for my PR (explaining the payment situation through a letter from my boss)
Your ideas are much appreciated!