Express Entry Step by step instructions.
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Oh Well. I realize that I am out of time period for remarking!! my Bad :-(istari said:
Did not do enough research earlier.
Now only option is retaking the test. So back to my question. Is it worth it?
If I do well, I can get 57 additional point.You should definitely go for remarking or taking the test again. It should get you additional 50 odd points, which will take you closure to 450 cut-off.jtoc said:
I have calculated again, and I see that I can go upto maximum of 421 with all the maximum points available and about 364 without retaking it.
Hi Seniors I have query with my APR,
In my previous study permit and work permit applications to CIC I have identified my aunt (mother's sister) who lives in a different province and is a citizen of Canada.
To keep information consistent I mentioned that in my EE profile and that is populated in my APR now.
I learnt just now that Proof of relationship to a relative in Canada, status of a relative in Canada and residence status of a relative in Canada is needed to be provided by the primary applicant (which is me)
some of the document requirements listed will be difficult for me to provide,
- Evidence that the family member currently resides in Canada must be provided (a residential lease, mortgage documents, utility bills, etc.).
The documents should be up to date as of six months prior to submission.
- Proof of the relationship of the applicant or the spouse or common-law partner to the family member must also be provided (e.g., a birth certificate, an official document naming the applicant as a parent, a copy of the inside back cover of the relative’s passport showing the relative’s parents).
I can ask her for the utility bills but she is a home maker and all the utility bills are on her husband's name.
Proof of relationship to the family member (it's my mother's sister) I don't have any document connecting me with her?
I don't want any points for the relative, I entered the info to be consistent with my previous applications.
Can I submit a letter of explanation that I cannot provide this proofs and do not wish to be awarded any points for these?
Please advise.
In my previous study permit and work permit applications to CIC I have identified my aunt (mother's sister) who lives in a different province and is a citizen of Canada.
To keep information consistent I mentioned that in my EE profile and that is populated in my APR now.
I learnt just now that Proof of relationship to a relative in Canada, status of a relative in Canada and residence status of a relative in Canada is needed to be provided by the primary applicant (which is me)
some of the document requirements listed will be difficult for me to provide,
- Evidence that the family member currently resides in Canada must be provided (a residential lease, mortgage documents, utility bills, etc.).
The documents should be up to date as of six months prior to submission.
- Proof of the relationship of the applicant or the spouse or common-law partner to the family member must also be provided (e.g., a birth certificate, an official document naming the applicant as a parent, a copy of the inside back cover of the relative’s passport showing the relative’s parents).
I can ask her for the utility bills but she is a home maker and all the utility bills are on her husband's name.
Proof of relationship to the family member (it's my mother's sister) I don't have any document connecting me with her?
I don't want any points for the relative, I entered the info to be consistent with my previous applications.
Can I submit a letter of explanation that I cannot provide this proofs and do not wish to be awarded any points for these?
Please advise.
If you're willing to put in the work and effort do it yourself.Pinkhead said:
Unless you have a difficult case I would always advice against having a consultant, those a-holes only want your money.
Hey guys, my dad has inactive tb and needed medical surveillance but the officer at the port of entry didn't ask for the medical surveillance form and my dad forgot to present it. So now it's not stamped. Has anyone been in a situation like this?
There are a lot of irrelevant and confusing stuff on google regarding Canadian immigration and the reason I posted here was because I was not able to find a proper answer, think of it as my inability to search for the right answer or inability to comprehend but I don't want to mess up my APR by trusting unknown random info on google xyz link especially having messed up applications before.DelPiero07 said:
I appreciate your suggestion anyway.
Can anyone else please help me find what I am looking for? Thanks.